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Backup Server Error Messages 4.76.3 - 4.147.2
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4.79.2 2 Server %1!, device %2!: illegal I/O size %3!--max
%4!.
Explanation: Indicates a programming bug in a local
or remote Backup Server. The I/O service layer has
received a read or write request size that exceeds the
available buffer size.
4.80.2 2 Server %1!, device %2!: You must use the no-rewind-
on-close tape device.
Explanation: Backup Server requires all tape devices
to use the no-rewind-on-close option, so that it can
fully control tape positioning.
4.81.2 2 Server %1!: device %2! is open for writing; you may
not specify the @fname parameter when changing
volumes.
Explanation: The @fname parameter is meaningful
only at load time, to select a certain file to load from a
multi-file volume. At dump time, the Backup Server
assigns a name to the file that will contain the dump.
Message 6.28.1 returns the assigned name.
4.82.2 2 Operating system error, server %1! device %2!: code
%3! message %4!.
Explanation: This message appears when a system
call (perhaps performed as part of a higher-level
operation) has failed. It is intended primarily for
diagnostic use and should be interpreted in the context
of immediately preceding messages.
4.83.2 2 Device %1!: The specified blocksize %2! is not within
the range of %3! to %4!.
Explanation: The user-specified block size is out of
range. Respecify block size within the listed limits.
4.84.1 1 Device %1!: The specified blocksize of %2! will be
truncated to %3! which is a multiple of %4!.
Explanation: The user-specified block size was
truncated to be a multiple of 2048.
4.85.1 1 Device %1!: Disk model %2! does not exist in the
/etc/disktab file. Using default values for this device.
Explanation: The disk device is not configured in
/etc/disktab, so a default disk block size will be used.
Number Severity Text and Explanation