On 9/09/2026 4:04 pm, Ramiro Aceves wrote:



Perhaps I can test with another disk to discard hw failure. But I have
older disks, slower ones, they must be formated (from Linux if we want
to share the same scenario) Maybe the USB bug won't get triggered with
other drivesĀ  (if that's the culprit)... Argh, this is really complicated.

You don't have a USB flash drive handy? Format that to ext2fs on NetBSD then 
start your trials, wait for the failure then file check on NetBSD  and go into 
Linux and do file checks as well. Does the file system initialized by NetBSD 
work without a biolock? Does it cause it? Does the Linux initialized file 
system have the biolock? In the latter, we know yes. So test for the former.

As has been pointed out, you need a method to work your way to a resolution. 
Otherwise, you're never going to solve it.

Do you have smartctl installed on your system? Yes, sometimes it fairly 
useless, but sometimes it can be illuminating.

Just try to be more methodical in your approach. It's not a criticism of you, 
BTW!

Cheers



Thanks so much and sorry again.

Ramiro.




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