Rebooting Tivo

[Soapm]

When I am watching movies view pyTivo I get a whole lot of rebooting.

i narrowed it down to this part of my kernel log? Any idea what this means or if I can get more info from another log?

If I am reading this right, it is saying I am running out of memory. Could I possibly have a memory leak or am I running too many hacks? Any way to begin a process of elimination? How do I do this, "Paste the following into a shell to get a backtrace...?"

The problem started with OS 9.1. I never had this happen that I can remember with 8.3

kernel: TvHttpClientSessionSynchronous::Get returned 0x50006
kernel: TvHttpClientSessionSynchronous::Get returned 0x0
kernel: Contents of mempool myworld dumped to /tmp/OutOfMemory.dump
kernel: assert: Tmk Assertion Failure:
kernel: assert: OutOfMemoryCrash, line 147 ()
kernel: Tmk Fatal Error: Thread TvMediaNetworkTransfer <402> strayed!
kernel: Paste the following into a shell to get a backtrace...
kernel:
kernel: bt -t /tvbin/tivoapp <<END_OF_BT
kernel: tcd 1 Dec 3 04:08:33 (none) kernel: hpk TGC01
kernel: build b-9-1-mr @283215 2007.11.01-1408 release-mips []
kernel: pack 9.1a-01-2 Dec 3 04:08:33 (none)
kernel: read 0x00400000 /tvbin/tivoapp
kernel: read 0x02000000 /lib/libc.so.6
kernel: read 0x02200000 /lib/libm.so.6
kernel: read 0x02400000 /lib/libpthread.so.0
kernel: read 0x02600000 /lib/libutil.so.1
kernel: read 0x02800000 /lib/libtvutil.so
kernel: read 0x02a00000 /lib/libtmk.so
kernel: read 0x02c00000 /lib/libtvstructures.so
kernel: read 0x2aaa8000 /lib/ld.so.1
kernel: read 0x2ab04000 /platform/lib/libmp3dec.so
kernel: read 0x2ab50000 /platform/lib/libcdsassetsentinelasf.so
kernel: read 0x2ab94000 /platform/lib/libmomcds.so
kernel: read 0x2abd8000 /platform/lib/libmomasf.so
kernel: read 0x2ac1c000 /platform/lib/libhpkhl.so
kernel: read 0x2acb8000 /lib/libhpkoss.so
kernel: read 0x2ad04000 /platform/lib/libhpkll.so
kernel: read 0x2ad48000 /lib/librt.so.1
kernel: read 0x2ad9c000 /lib/libdl.so.2
kernel: 0x02a8407c 0x02a6f77c 0x02a27b04 0x00e06e00 0x00e064e0 0x00dfbfd0 0x00dfbf30
kernel: 0x00dfba48 0x00e204b0 0x00e1bc00 0x014c8a30 0x00de78b0 0x014856c8 0x00de5de4
kernel: 0x02a3be78 0x02a3b27c
kernel: END_OF_BT Dec 3 04:08:34 (none) kernel:
kernel: Tmk Fatal Error: Thread TvMediaNetworkTransfer <402>: assertion failure
kernel: klogd 1.3-3, log source = /proc/kmsg started.
kernel: CPU revision is: 00020000

[BTUx9]

Unless you know mips machine code and are reasonably familiar with the internals of tivoapp, a backtrace is unlikely to help.

I don't think shutting down other hacks is likely to help. I believe it's much more likely that it's an internal memory pool that was exceeded. (which is probably allocated with a fixed value, not based on what other processes are using memory)

You may want to take a recording that you know causes trouble and try to xfer it with a significantly reduced bitrate.

[Soapm]

Unless you know mips machine code and are reasonably familiar with the internals of tivoapp, a backtrace is unlikely to help.

I don't think shutting down other hacks is likely to help. I believe it's much more likely that it's an internal memory pool that was exceeded. (which is probably allocated with a fixed value, not based on what other processes are using memory)

You may want to take a recording that you know causes trouble and try to xfer it with a significantly reduced bitrate.

It seems to be all recordings. I don't recall getting a file to transfer since going to 9.1. I haven't touched my settings since Narf54321 gave me advice in this post DDb /forum/showpost.php?p=286754&postcount=15

[MyMovies]
type = video
path = F:\VideoFiles

[Server]
ffmpeg = C:\Program Files\TiVo\pyTivo\plugins\video\ffmpeg_mp2.exe
beacon = 192.168.0.255
audio_br = 192K
port = 9032

Do you see something that might need adjusting?

[BTUx9]

It seems to be all recordings. I don't recall getting a file to transfer since going to 9.1. I haven't touched my settings since Narf54321 gave me advice in this post DDb /forum/showpost.php?p=286754&postcount=15

[MyMovies]
type = video
path = F:\VideoFiles

[Server]
ffmpeg = C:\Program Files\TiVo\pyTivo\plugins\video\ffmpeg_mp2.exe
beacon = 192.168.0.255
audio_br = 192K
port = 9032

Do you see something that might need adjusting?
Sorry, I don't have a machine that works with pyTivo, so have never used it... you may want to post in the support thread, to see where it can be changed, because none of those are the video bitrate