This means that the producer wrote over the data that the consumer was in
the process of reading. Possible fixes include making the buffer larger,
speeding up the consumer, and slowing down the producer, in order of
decreasing preference.
Number of early history entries that were overwritten by the producer
while the consumer was in the process of reading out data.
This can be higher than the number of entries which the consumer
requested. The intent is to provide a quantitative indication of how
late the consumer is with respect to the producer, so that the buffer
size can be increased by a matching amount if need be.