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PSM Error Codes
Table 5: PSM Error Codes
0xE0001021
0xE0001022
0xE0001023
0xE0001024
0xE0001025
0xE0001026
0xE0001027
0xE0001028
0xE0001029
0xE000102A
0xE000102B
0xE000102D
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Error Code
The server was shutdown.
Action: Do not shut down the machine while snapshots are in progress.
Unable to create cache file.
Action: Save the sysktem eventlog and contact support.
PSM recovery could not find a snapshot entry.
Explanation: A snapshot was lost during the recovery process. It is unknown
which snapshot it was.
Action: Save the system eventlog and contact technical support.
PSM recovery could not open the index file.
Explanation:
Action: Save the system eventlog and contact technical support.
PSM recovery encountered error <x> inserting key (<y>:<z>) into dictionary.
Explanation: <x> is the error that occurred and can be found in this list of
errors.
Action: Look up the error in this list and take the specified action.
PSM recovery encountered corrupt index sector %2.
Explanation: An index entry was found to be corrupt during the last boot.
Action: Save the system eventlog and contact technical support.
A snapshot could not be created due to error 0x<x>.
Explanation:
Action: Look up the error in this list and take the specified action.
The cache file is <x>% full. Snapshots have been deleted.
Explanation: The oldest snapshots have been deleted.
Action: In Windows 2000 for NAS (Disks/Persistent Storage Manager),
delete snapshots to make sure specific (critical) snapshots are not destroyed
by mistake.
The maximum (<x>) allowed snapshots has been reached. A snapshot was
not created.
Explanation: PSM cannot create any more snapshots because the configured
maximum number of snapshots that PSM can keep concurrently has been
reached.
Action: In Windows 2000 for NAS (Disks/Persistent Storage Manager)
increase the number of snapshots allowed, or edit the schedules to not make
so many snapshots.
The evaluation period has expired.
Action: Contact your vendor's technical support for a non-evaluation
version.
There is not enough free cache space to perform the operation.
Action: Delete some snapshots to free up some cache space of enlarge the
cache file.
The maximum number of snapshots has been reached. The oldest snapshot
was deleted to allow creation of a new snapshot.
Action: Increase the maximum snapshot number. This is a status message.
Description
All snapshots are corrupt.
<x> is the error that occurred.
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