Hi Bernhard,
I ran `ulimit -c 0` and started handbrake from the Terminal. I added a
folder's worth of files to the queue, set the output folder to the 5TB
external drive, and clicked Start. Handbrake crashed as expected when
starting the second encoding pass.
The associated `journalctl
Hello Seth Foley,
sorry for the delay.
I guess that "Core file was truncated to 2147483648 bytes." means that
the current configuration probihited to save the whole process.
So first you could try to start handbrake the following way:
ulimit -c 0
handbrake
(That might raise that limit
Hi Bernhard,
Thank you for the instructions. After additional testing, my initial
report was mistaken; instead, it is probably the selection of a
particular destination folder. When I ask Handbrake to write to my
external (5 TB) disk, connected over USB 2, it crashes with any preset.
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