User Guide

LFS - Logical File System Messages 221
System Messages
103-000150-001
August 29, 2001
Novell Confidential
Manual 99a38 July 17, 2001
This error might have been caused by a hard disk or channel failure. The disk
might have other data integrity problems.
Action: See Disk Errors in the Server Operating System Administration Guide.
LFS-X-71: File name write preread error. Offset offset data stream number. Read was
requested by the SERVER. File path path.
Source: LFS.NLM
Explanation: When the operating system tried to write data to an existing file, it got an error
in trying to read existing data from the disk. The new data could not be written
to the disk and will be lost. The operating system was unable to determine the
name of the file where the read error occurred because it got additional errors
when it tried to read directory blocks to generate the filename.
Possible Cause: A hard disk or channel failure occurred. The disk could have other data
integrity problems.
Action: See Disk Errors in the Server Operating System Administration Guide.
LFS-X-73: Volume server\volume out of disk space. There are no deleted files using
disk space.
Source: LFS.NLM
Possible Cause: When the volume is out of disk space, this message will be broadcast to all
users on the system. All attempts to write to files will fail because of
insufficient disk space.
Action: See Resolving Server Disk Space Problems in the Server Operating System
Administration Guide.
LFS-X-74: Volume server\volume out of disk space. Number KB of disk space is in use
by deleted files. No deleted files have been deleted long enough to purge yet.
Source: LFS.NLM
Possible Cause: When the volume is out of disk space, this message will be broadcast to all
users on the system. All attempts to write to files will fail because of
insufficient disk space. The second line of the message indicates that deleted
files have not yet been purged. The third line indicates that all the deleted files
cannot be purged yet because the preset purge time has not elapsed. Users
might not be able to save files they are using and might lose data.
Action: See Resolving Server Disk Space Problems in the Server Operating System
Administration Guide.