This turned out to be a hardware problem of the mainboard, the CPU or the
memory, as the disk now seems to be working flawlessly in another one of my
systems and the corruption also happened on the old disks.
An e-mail by Alan Cox pointed me in that direction, as he suggested to me that
it might be a hardware problem. When I tried to prove his suggestion wrong by
checking the other disks, they proved him right.
Now if only memtest86 would compile :[.
Regards,
Daniel
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