RDF System Management Manual for J-series and H-series RVUs (RDF Update 13)

Messages Manual. Make sufficient space available on disk, and then reenter the START RDF
command.
RECEIVER RDFVOL error error# on creation
error#
is the file-system error number that identifies the specific error.
Cause
During execution of a START RDF command or a VALIDATE CONFIGURATION command,
RDFCOM determined that sufficient disk storage for image files did not exist on the RDFVOLUME.
As one of its validation checks during processing of these commands, RDFCOM tries to create
a temporary image file on the receiver’s RDFVOLUME and then to allocate all 16 extents. This
check, if successful, verifies that:
• If RDF is starting for the first time, there is enough storage for at least one image file
• If RDF has been started previously, there is enough storage for one image file when the next
image-file rollover occurs
If the check fails because there is insufficient storage, this message appears.
Effect
The command fails.
Recovery
See the Operator Messages Manual for a description of the error code. For additional details
about understanding and correcting file-system errors, see the Guardian Procedure Errors and
Messages Manual. If possible, correct the error and reenter the command that encountered the
error. Otherwise, see your system manager.
RECEIVER RDFVOLUME device is NOT a disk volume
device
is the name of the non-disk device.
Cause
The RDF configuration file is invalid.
Effect
The validation of the receiver fails.
Recovery
Specify a valid disk volume.
RECEIVER RDFVOLUME volume-name does NOT exist
volume-name
is the name of the nonexistent RDFVOLUME file.
Cause
The RDF configuration file is invalid.
Effect
The validation of the receiver fails.
Recovery
Specify a valid disk volume.
RECEIVER Record does not exist
Cause
You tried to add a secondary image trail before adding the receiver’s configuration record.
Effect
The command fails.
RDFCOM Messages 461