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Hi,
I have been hitting by a bug for ages, which I want to get rid of=20
eventually ;)

It is not possible for me to watch TV via xawtv, while doing IO=20
intensive tasks in the background. In the majority of cases, it=20
suffices to copy a, say, 50MB file from my USB-stick to the harddisk=20
to freeze my amd64 machine (but, funny enough, the sound is playing=20
further on).

Since I suppose that people don=B4t have any clue what its going on=20
here, I just want to ask, what is the best way to debug this? There is=20
nothing in the log file.

TIA
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