User Guide

VREPAIR Messages 755
System Messages
103-000150-001
August 29, 2001
Novell Confidential
Manual 99a38 July 17, 2001
VREPAIR-X-845: More than 999,999 new MAC names have been generated.
Source: VREPAIR.NLM
Explanation: During the process of volume repair, VREPAIR sometimes needs to generate
a new unique name for files and directories that have invalid or conflicting
names. This error occurs when VREPAIR has run out of unique names for use
during volume repair. The problem occurs only when the volume is badly
damaged.
Action: If the volume is this badly damaged, try restoring it from a backup. If you do
not have a backup, then try using a volume editor and rename the files
manually.
VREPAIR-X-849: More than 999,999 new OS/2 names have been generated.
Source: VREPAIR.NLM
Explanation: During the process of volume repair, VREPAIR sometimes needs to generate
a new unique name for files and directories that have invalid or conflicting
names. This error occurs when VREPAIR has run out of unique names for use
during volume repair. The problem occurs only when the volume is badly
damaged.
Action: If the volume is this badly damaged, try restoring it from a backup. If you do
not have a backup, then try using a volume editor and rename the files
manually.
VREPAIR-X-871: Unable to read directory entry number which was previously read.
Source: VREPAIR.NLM
Possible Cause: Volume data that VREPAIR previously read is not available because a major
hardware failure occurred.
Action: Try to get the disk hardware back in working condition. See Disk Errors in the
Server Operating System Administration Guide. Then run VREPAIR again.