Note: I don't know if this is a problem withe I20 drivers or Rsync so I'm submitting to both the Kernel Bugzilla and the Rsync mailing list. I couldn't find a bugzilla for Rsync. I hope this was the correct way to submit this issue.

Distribution: Debian
Hardware Environment: Intel 850MV Mother board, Pentium 4 processor, 1Gig of RAM, Adaptec 2400A RAID Controler. Both the motherboard and Controller card have the most recent BIOS/firmware installed. The Adaptec card is capable of RAID configuration but currently it is configured to view each of the attached IDE drives as individual drives. None of the cards RAID features are presently beeing used. Network is 100MB/s Switched Ethernet. Network cables and connects have been tested and verified.


Software Environment: Very basic/vanilla Debian system install (Sid branch). Software package is rsync.

Problem Description: When transfering many sometimes large files (>3Gig in some cases)for backup purposes using rsync either via an ssh shell or rsync server the I20 drivers cause a kernel panic. The system seems to report increases in queue depth, shortly afterward the system completely hangs indicating a kernel panic.

Steps to reproduce: Transfer files using rsync. Last specific command issued at prompt that reproduced this error was:
"rsync --bwlimit=2048 -vv -r -e ssh --delete --exclude lost+found --password-file /root/scripts/pass.rsync rsync://[EMAIL PROTECTED]:873:/bu/area1/blue/* /bu/area1/blue
"


This error does not seem to occour when transferrring the same file set using cp over nfs or scp. However, this does happen using rsync over nfs.
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