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11-24-1999 05:27 AM
11-24-1999 05:27 AM
ERRORS when using SAM
Hi,
When trying to created filesystems using SAM I get the error msg listed below,
the filesystem is created but you have to disregard the error and continue. Not
sure how to correct this.
Create New Logical Volumes (uxracifb)
kx
x
xx
x Complete the required steps. Then, press [ OK ] to perform the task.
xx
x l Error (uxracifb) k
xx
x Select a Volume Group... ] Using volume group: vgemc24f x
xx
x The command sed to create logical volumes, /sbin/lvc ea e, h x
xx
x failed. LThecstderruoutput fromothegcommand is shown below. The x
xx
x logical volume has not been created. x
xx
x: mesg 001: vx_nospace - /dev/vg00/lvol4 file system full (8 block extx
)xx
/x vgcfgbackup: IO error on configuration file: No space left on device x
xx
xqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqx
qjx
xx xvol3 vg00 VxFS 84 2 / x
x
xO ] 0 [ C[[ OK ]] 32 2 [ tH ]x
x
xx mvol6 vg00 VxFS 292 2 /opt j
x
xx lvol7 vg00 VxFS 400 2 /usr v
x
xm< >j
x
x
x
When trying to created filesystems using SAM I get the error msg listed below,
the filesystem is created but you have to disregard the error and continue. Not
sure how to correct this.
Create New Logical Volumes (uxracifb)
kx
x
xx
x Complete the required steps. Then, press [ OK ] to perform the task.
xx
x l Error (uxracifb) k
xx
x Select a Volume Group... ] Using volume group: vgemc24f x
xx
x The command sed to create logical volumes, /sbin/lvc ea e, h x
xx
x failed. LThecstderruoutput fromothegcommand is shown below. The x
xx
x logical volume has not been created. x
xx
x: mesg 001: vx_nospace - /dev/vg00/lvol4 file system full (8 block extx
)xx
/x vgcfgbackup: IO error on configuration file: No space left on device x
xx
xqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqx
qjx
xx xvol3 vg00 VxFS 84 2 / x
x
xO ] 0 [ C[[ OK ]] 32 2 [ tH ]x
x
xx mvol6 vg00 VxFS 292 2 /opt j
x
xx lvol7 vg00 VxFS 400 2 /usr v
x
xm< >j
x
x
x
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11-24-1999 07:06 AM
11-24-1999 07:06 AM
Re: ERRORS when using SAM
Seems like you have not space in disk, try create from comand promtp #
# lvcreate -L NNN /dev/vgNN
( where NNN=space desired en MB, vgNN=volume name
then
# newfs -f vxfs /dev/vgNN/rlvolN
( N=logical volume created in previous step)
# lvcreate -L NNN /dev/vgNN
( where NNN=space desired en MB, vgNN=volume name
then
# newfs -f vxfs /dev/vgNN/rlvolN
( N=logical volume created in previous step)
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