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PSM Error Codes
Table 5: PSM Error Codes
0x00000057
0x00000079
0x0000007A
0x000000A1
0x000000EA
0x000003E6
0x00000456
0x0000045D
0x000005AA
0x000006F8
0x000006F8
0x80000005
0x8000001C
0xA0000004
0xC0000001
0xC0000002
160
Error Code
An invalid parameter was passed to a function.
Action: Programmatically, verify the parameters being passed to PSM are
correct.
I/O timed out while reading from the cache file.
Action: Verify the hard drive is operational.
Buffer size supplied is insufficient to hold requested information.
Action: Save the system eventlog and contact technical support.
An invalid path was given for the cache file.
Action: Save the system eventlog and contact technical support.
Buffer size supplied is insufficient to hold requested information.
Action: Save the system eventlog and contact technical support.
An exception occurred.
Action: Save the system eventlog and contact technical support.
PSM was stopped because the media of a device being PSM'ed was
changed.
Action: You can take a new snapshot now
An error occurred on the device.
Action: Save the system eventlog and contact technical support.
There is insufficient memory available.
Action: Close unnecessary applications or add more memory.
Buffer size supplied is insufficient to hold requested information.
Action: Save the system eventlog and contact technical support.
Invalid buffer address passed for I/O.
Action: Save the system eventlog and contact technical support.
Specified buffer size is too low.
Action: Save the system eventlog and contact technical support.
PSM was stopped because the media of a device being PSM'ed was
changed.
Action: Take a new snapshot.
The cache file is <x>% full. The oldest snapshot(s) will automatically be
deleted at <y>%.
Explanation: This is a warning that the cache file size is approaching the
threshold at which some snapshots will be deleted automatically to free up
some cache file capacity. <x> is the percentage for which the warning
message will be generated, and <y> is the percentage which represents the
threshold. (By default, these values are 80% and 90%, respectively, and can
be modified in Windows 2000 for NAS (Disks/Persistent Storage
Manager).)
Action: In Windows 2000 for NAS (Disks/Persistent Storage Manager)),
delete some (non-critical) snapshots before the system does to guarantee that
critical snapshots do not get deleted accidentally.
General failure.
Action: Save the system eventlog and contact technical support.
Function is not yet implemented.
Action: Save the system eventlog and contact technical support.
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