Spontaneous reboot - canary triggered

[diamondsw]

I can't find too much that refers to this in the forums (did a search on "canary"), but I had my DTivo reboot itself while watching a movie just now. Hadn't hit any buttons, nothing was connected on the network like telnet or ftp, and no cron jobs were running at the time. The only "event" I can see happening was it was going to record a program at 10:30pm (what shows up as 3:30am on the 28th in the logs).

Here are the only items in my log files from around the time it rebooted that seem relevant:

tvlog:
Mar 28 03:29:00 (none) Recorder[257]: StopPending rec 1101709
Mar 28 03:29:00 (none) Recorder[257]: TvNormalRecording::StopPending
Mar 28 03:29:00 (none) TvVideoGuts[257]: RecordingStopPending Proxy:2709
Mar 28 03:29:06 (none) Recorder[257]: Adding check schedule task
Mar 28 03:29:06 (none) Recorder[257]: CheckSchedule: creating action for: rec 1101714
Mar 28 03:29:06 (none) Recorder[257]: Creating normal action
Mar 28 03:29:06 (none) Recorder[257]: CheckSchedule: creating action for: rec 1101732
Mar 28 03:29:06 (none) Recorder[257]: Creating normal action
Mar 28 03:29:06 (none) Recorder[257]: CheckSchedule: next creation at 13600:14526 : rec 1102413
Mar 28 03:29:06 (none) Recorder[257]: InitialAction rec 1101714
Mar 28 03:29:53 (none) TmkTransform::Trace[249]: ClipCache 0x5e959a54 Secondary Reset
Mar 28 03:29:53 (none) ClipCache[243]: 0x5e959a54 in Entry(), thread 243, fsid 1155710
Mar 28 03:29:53 (none) TmkReadAheadCache[243]: Invalidate 1155710
Mar 28 03:29:53 (none) pcache[245]: flushed fsid 1155600, up to 1791 (1792)
Mar 28 03:30:00 (none) InputState[254]: GetOnNow()->FNeesRefresh Input:1

tverr:
Mar 28 03:30:10 (none) main[258]: Recorder canary triggered (warning only)

I saw the suggestions regarding signal strength, and I have 95-99 signal strength on all transponders.

[KyooMac]

I just upgraded my DSR 704 with a 120gb HD and am having this same problem. Does anyone know what is causing this?

[KyooMac]

I figured it out, it's a dead hard drive.