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12-14-2001 03:50 AM
12-14-2001 03:50 AM
tar error
Does anyone come across the following error :-
Tar: tape error (5)
I am getting this error almost for 7 medias when I am trying "tar -tvf /dev/rmt/1mn" for reading the tar archives.
Regards
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12-14-2001 03:55 AM
12-14-2001 03:55 AM
Re: tar error
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12-14-2001 05:26 AM
12-14-2001 05:26 AM
Re: tar error
Tar error codes:-
exit(0)
no error & no warning.
exit(1)
Tar: cannot create temporary file (%s)
Invalid blocksize. (Max %d)
tar: blocksize %d too big, can't get memory
tar:Invalid or non-existent device file %s
Can only create standard output archives
tar: cannot open %s
tar: option not supported for this device %s
tar: cannot write to %s: write protected
tar: usage tar [-]{txruc}[eONvVwAfblhm{op}][0-7[lmh]] ......
Attempt to create archive of no files. Nothing dumped.
tar: cannot preserve extent attributes for %s. aborting...
Tar: cannot create temporary file (%s)
Invalid blocksize. (Max %d)
tar: blocksize %d too big, can't get memory
tar:Invalid or non-existent device file %s
Can only create standard output archives
exit(2)
directory checksum error
tar: %s: HELP - extract write error
tar: Cannot close %s
Tar: tape write error
exit(3)
Tar: tape read error
Tar: tape blocksize error
Tar: blocksize = 0; broken pipe?
Tar: error! blocksize changed
exit(4)
Tar: tape backspace error
Tar: ioctl to write filemarks failed (%d). aborting...
Tar: ioctl to determine device online failed. aborting...
exit(5)
tar: Cannot change directory to '%s'
tar: Path '%s' skipped
tar: cannot open %s
Missing links to %s
tar: %s: cannot access file
tar: Out of memory. Cannot detect symbolic link loops
tar: Loop of symbolic links detected, tar terminated
tar: cannot stat %s. Not dumped.
tar: Size of %s > %s. Not dumped.
tar: %s: directory read error
tar: %s: directory read error
tar: %s: symbolic link too long
tar: can't read symbolic link
tar: %s: cannot open file
tar: %s: link to name too long
Out of memory. Link information lost
%s: file changed size
tar: %s is not a file. Not dumped
tar: %s: symbolic link failed
%s: cannot link
tar: %s couldn't create character device
tar: %s couldn't create block device
tar: %s couldn't create fifo
tar: %s couldn't create directory
tar: %s couldn't create directory
tar: %s - cannot create
tar: chmod failed
tar: chown failed
tar: couldn't get uname for uid %d
tar: couldn't get gname for gid %d
tar: pwd failed
tar: %s: pathname too long
tar: %s: prefix too long
tar: %s: file name too long
%s: file name too long
NOTE: exit code is condsidered as 'NONFATAL_ERRCODE'
HTH
Paula
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12-14-2001 07:08 AM
12-14-2001 07:08 AM
Re: tar error
good luck.
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12-14-2001 07:09 AM
12-14-2001 07:09 AM
Re: tar error
1)try reading this media in any other drive/server.
2) Test read and write on the same drive with any other command. eg: cpio, fbackup etc.
3) If it's a drive problem, try cleaning it and see or replace it.
HTH,
Shiju