DragonFlyBSD

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:Not sure if its 100% reproducable but what I did was i mounted a fat32
:filesystem over ntfs and then rebooted.
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:Petr

It is probably easily reproducable.  Now I just need an NTFS image to
     test it with :-)

The umount code is probably forgetting to dereference the mount point
     in either ntfs or msdosfs, and this likely causing the panic.

-Matt
                    Matthew Dillon 
                    <dillon@backplane.com>

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:http://www.punchyouremployer.com/images/PIC_0209.JPG
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:Not sure if its 100% reproducable but what I did was i mounted a fat32
:filesystem over ntfs and then rebooted.
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:Petr

Oh, another question in addition to my last question... were you
    CD'd into either the ntfs or the dos filesystem when you rebooted?
    Does the problem still occur if you are CD'd into / when rebooting?

-Matt
                    Matthew Dillon 
                    <dillon@backplane.com>

:http://www.punchyouremployer.com/images/PIC_0209.JPG
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:Not sure if its 100% reproducable but what I did was i mounted a fat32
:filesystem over ntfs and then rebooted.
:
:Petr

Heh. If people keep on posting JPGs I'll start asking for you all to
    install ImageMagic and use the 'convert' utility to reduce the quality
    of the JPGs to make them smaller :-)

If you unmount the fat32 filesystem before rebooting, it doesn't
    generate the panic, right?

-Matt
                    Matthew Dillon 
                    <dillon@backplane.com>

Unfortunately, I was unable to reproduce it at all :(
I think that just before I rebooted i tried to copy a dvd image to the
fat32 file system, and after copying 4gb it say the file is too large,
so i deleted it, but thats about it.

Btw, can the 4gb limit be removed?

The sole reason why i had to move a dvd image was because i have been
unable to burn dvds in DragonFly for a long time. I used to use
growisofs in linux but for some reason the program write a couple of
bytes and then exits, practically fucking up the dvd. dvdrecord has the
same problem as cdrecord, it cant find the SCSI subsystem

elevator# cdrecord scanbus
Cdrecord 2.00.3 (-) Copyright (C) 1995-2002 Jörg Schilling
cdrecord: No local SCSI transport implementation for this architecture.

I'd be happier if i could start buring dvds than having to move them to
fat32 and burn from windows.

Thanks a lot,
Petr

Petr i was looking at your post in Bugs, about your inability to burn
dvd on dragonfly. I think you are using the wrong cdrecord version, the
one that comes with iso. My suggestion is to uninstall it and install
cdrtools-ossdvd from pkgsrc.

dvd+rw-tools is what I use, which has a dependency on cdrtools-ossdvd.
growisofs, from dvd+rw-tools, seems to burn DVDs just fine.

Thanks Ezra and Justin. I installed sysutils/cdrtools-ossdvd after
uninstalling sysutils/cdrtools and now it detects my dvd recorder :) Im
installing growisofs now to test it again and will post an update.

It would still be nice if the 4gb size limit was removed though,
especially now when dvd's are pretty much standard for everything except
audio.

Petr

i tried growisofs some days ago, worked.

you have atapicam?

cheers
simon

Doesn't ISO9660 limit maximum filesizes to 4*2^30 bytes? Same goes for
FAT32 btw, afaik.

Cheers,
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Thomas E. Spanjaard
tgen@netphreax.net

has this been solved?

The problem wasnt solved because none of us can reproduce it.

If it's not reproducable we can close it.