Hi everybody,
In the meantime, I have found the culprit for the problem: it
was indeed a hardware problem and the IDE connector cable (the
one between the harddrive and the IDE card) seems to be
defect. After replacing it, everything works fine!
I first thought, it was the RAM but this does not
Another (and hopefully final) discovery: having played around with
smartmontools, I think now that you first have to enable SMART on
a device before it records errors. I have done this and started
the cp-process again (the one which initially resulted in the
crash). And indeed,
smartctl -a /de
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