Debian crashes with TVHeadend and 2 TBS Cards

[mimu88]

Hello.
I have installed Debian on a desktop PC and I use it as tvHeadend server.
It has installed two PCIe TBS DVBS/T cards: 6982 and 6281.
I had to create the file "tbs.conf" in "/etc/modprobe.d" for making working them. Content of the file: "options saa716x_tbs-dvb int_type=1". (start with MSI interrupt support).

Everything works fine, but it happens again and again, that the machine crashes. It still runs, but is not reachable on the lan and there is no reaction on keyboard inputs. After a cold reset the machine restarts and works again.

At one of the last crashes there were the following messages on the screen:

I added the lines "kernel.panic = 20" and "kernel.panic_on_oops = 20" in the file /etc/sysctl.conf, but this makes no difference. Debian doesn't restart on errors.

What can I try to do?

http://www.michaelmutschlechner.com/foren/tbs/dmesg_log
http://www.michaelmutschlechner.com/foren/tbs/lspci_log
http://www.michaelmutschlechner.com/foren/tbs/uname

Thanks.

[uzmaster]

Hello,

try a "df" and look if there is diskspace left.

If not, look for a file /.hts/tvheadend/epgdb.v2 (may also be located in yout homedir)

I assume this file could be removed without problems.
If needed, TVH may be recreating it.

BR
Thomas