Couldn't use memmem to search for strings

I don't like just dumping a load of code here and asking people to debug it for me, but I'm a little inexperienced with C and I'm completely stumped.

The overall goal is to do a little cleanup on a very large log file (11G +), I read 2048 bytes at a time, then go through the individual lines, writing them to the output file. I originally used strstr to find line endings, however, I found that this doesn't work with the partial line at the end of the read buffer - I think it's because the "line" I'm reading from the file doesn't have a \ 0 at the end. and strstr will get confused.

So after a little googling, I thought I'd try memmem, which appears to be a "binary safe" replacement for strstr. This is where I got stuck, my program was interrupted during a memmem call.

#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>

#define BUFF_LEN 2048

int main (void)
{
    char file_buff[BUFF_LEN], prev_line[BUFF_LEN], curr_line[BUFF_LEN];
    char *p_line_start, *p_lf;
    int bytes_consumed, bytes_read;
    FILE *in_fp, *out_fp;

    in_fp = fopen("208.log", "r");
    out_fp = fopen("expanded.log", "w+");

    int sane = 0;
    while (1) {
        bytes_read = fread(file_buff, 1, BUFF_LEN, in_fp);
        if (bytes_read == 0) {
            break;
        }

        // Set the pointer to the beginning of the file buffer
        p_line_start = file_buff;
        bytes_consumed = 0;

        // Chomp lines
        while (bytes_consumed < bytes_read) {
            printf("Read to go with bytes_read = %d, bytes_consumed = %d\n",
                bytes_read, bytes_consumed);
            p_lf = (char *) memmem(p_line_start, bytes_read - bytes_consumed,
                "\n", 1);
            if (p_lf == NULL) {
                // No newline left in file_buff, store what left in
                // curr_line and break out to read more from the file.
                printf("At loop exit I have chomped %ld of %d\n",
                    p_line_start - file_buff, bytes_read);
                //break;
                goto cleanup;
            }
            // Copy the line to our current line buffer (including the newline)
            memcpy(curr_line, p_line_start, p_lf - p_line_start + 1);
            printf("Chomped a line of length %ld\n", p_lf - p_line_start + 1);
            fwrite(curr_line, 1, p_lf - p_line_start + 1, out_fp);
            p_line_start = p_lf + 1;
            bytes_consumed += p_lf - p_line_start + 1;
        }

      

        
        
        
      

    

Can anyone drop me here? Advice on how best to debug this for yourself is also appreciated.