Open System Services Management and Operations Guide (G06.30+, H06.08+, J06.03+)

Example 10 FSCK Log File Examples
FSCK - T8621G09 - (15DEC2001) OSS Fileset Validate/Repair Utility
Copyright Compaq Computer Corporation 1994, 1995, 1996, 2001
August 31,2001 01:14:53
Options Selected are: CATALOG $OSS.ZX000000, REPAIR ALL, OPEN
FSCK Serial Number = 0005
Catalog Subvolume is \NODE1.$OSS.ZX000044
PHASE I -- Verify Super Block
Catalog Version 2
The Name Server has detected no inconsistencies in this fileset
Volume List:
$OSS2
$OSS3
PHASE II -- Build Directory Tree
PHASE III -- Check Inodes
Scanning PXINODE File...
Checking Parent Lists...
Checking for Directory Loops...
PHASE IV -- Verify Free Lists
*** SERIOUS 201 *** Broken Free List, Inode=5465
PHASE V -- Create New PXLINK File
PHASE VI -- Look For Orphan ZYQ Files
PHASE VII -- Create New PXINODE File
PHASE VIII -- Rename Catalog Files
FSCK Completed
Minor Inconsistencies: 0
Serious Inconsistencies: 1
Warnings: 0
Errors: 0
August 31,2001 01:14:54
FSCK - T8621G09 - (15DEC2001) OSS Fileset Validate/Repair Utility
Copyright Compaq Computer Corporation 1994, 1995, 1996, 2001
August 31,2001 01:14:53
Options Selected are: CATALOG $OSS.ZX000000, STATUS, ROOT
Catalog Subvolume is \NODE1.$OSS.ZX000000
PHASE I -- Verify Super Block
Catalog Version 2
The fileset is marked as Mounted with BUFFERED LOG by a down-rev Name Server
The Name Server has detected no inconsistencies in this fileset
Volume List:
$OSS1
FSCK Completed
Minor Inconsistencies: 0
Serious Inconsistencies: 0
Warnings: 0
Errors: 0
August 31,2001 01:14:53
The volume list shown in the Phase I output (see Example 10 (page 161)) is a list of all disk volumes
associated with the fileset. This list is automatically added to the superblock or updated when FSCK
is run. The volume list is used by the OSS name server for that fileset to refresh information about
file opens within that fileset.
When you use the DIAGNOSE FILESET command with the STATUS option, FSCK writes a status
report to its log file that describes:
• The current state of the fileset as recorded in the mounted field in the superblock for the fileset
• Whether the OSS name server used for that fileset is a current version of the software
Checking and Repairing Fileset Integrity 161