On 2010-11-28 at 21:31:11 [+0100], scott mc <scottmc2@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > 2010/11/28 Jonas Sundström <jonas@xxxxxxxxxxx>: > > Miroslav Stimac "Miroslav Stimac" <Miroslav.Stimac@xxxxxx> wrote: > > ... > >> Again, I get the general system error, but this time when > >> copying the file RFC1459.txt, that is file 58 of 11922. > >> This means that the problem is not a corrupt file system on the > >> target partition. The CD-R source disc is also not the problem. > > > > I would scan the target partition for bad sectors, probably using > > this http://gparted.sourceforge.net/livecd.php > > or some linux or windows fdisk. I don't think we have a Haiku > > alternative yet. > > > > If it finds any bad sectors at all you should seriously consider > > getting a replacement disk, and make sure you have backups of > > important data. > > I doubt it has anything to do with the hard drive. This seems to be > very similar to the issue we had with the Alpha2 CD on some systems > when burned to certain media. Some CDs would work fine and others > wouldn't, all burned from the same .iso file. > I've reopened the ticket until a real fix is found. The problem with the alpha 2 image was understood (the IOCache potentially reading beyond the end of the CD) and fixed. It could, BTW, also be worked-around by just appending 2 MB (or more) of arbitrary data to the ISO image before burning it. Instead of reopening the old ticket, creating a new one would be appreciated. A test with the data-appending work-around would be nice, too. CU, Ingo