Buffalo TeraStation 3000 User Manual page 93

Code Description
Insufficient memory on the
Code 14 TeraStation was not enough
Code 22 so that the backup job did not
run.
The connection was
Code 20 disconnected while the
backup job was running.
Invalid characters were used in
the filename or folder name of
the backup destinations.
Code 23
The backup destination files
were updated while the
backup job was running.
4 GB or more files were backed
up to the FAT32-formatted USB
drive.
The TeraStation backed up the
Code 23
data to the FAT32-formatted
USB drive, then the upper- or
lowercases of filename and
folder name on the backup
source TeraStation were
changed.
The backup destination files
Code 24 were updated while the
backup job was running.
Corrective Action
Reduce the number of backup
destination files or disable any other
functions running at the same time.
Do not change the settings while the
backup job is running. If changed, the
connection is temporarily terminated
and the backup job will fail.
Change the filename or folder
name using compatible characters.
Available characters are described in
the "Adding a Shared Folder" section
in chapter 3.
Do not overwrite the backup
destination files while the backup job
is running. If updated, the backup
destination files will not be backed up
and the backup job will fail.
Reduce the file size to 4 GB or less or
change the file system to one other
than FAT32. Refer to the "Adding an
External Drive" section in chapter 4 for
the compatible file systems.
Do not change the upper- or
lowercase of filenames and folder
names on the backup source
TeraStation if the backup destination
USB drive is formatted to FAT32. Linux
on the TeraStation is case-sensitive
but FAT isn't, so the same filename
and folder name that only differs
in upper- or lowercase will not be
identified and treated as the same file
or folder. To back up properly, using
XFS or ext3 is recommended.
Do not overwrite the backup
destination files while the backup job
is running. If updated, the backup
destination files will not be backed up
and the backup job will fail.
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Log Example
ERROR: out of
memory in flist_
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rsync error: error
allocating core
memory buffers
(code 22) at util.c(120)
[sender=2.6.8]
rsync: fork failed in
do_recv: Cannot
allocate memory (12)
rsync error: error
in IPC code (code
14) at main.c(655)
[receiver=2.6.8]
rsync error: received
SIGINT, SIGTERM, or
SIGHUP (code 20) at
rsync.c(242)
rsync error: some
files could not be
transferred (code 23)
at main.c(702)
rsync error: some
files could not be
transferred (code 23)
at main.c(702)
rsync warning:
some files vanished
before they could be
transferred (code 24)
at main.c