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Persistent Storage Manager
Known Issues
These were the known issues at time of publication. Please refer to the release notes for the
NAS 1000s for updated information regarding known issues.
Event log error at cache full
The eventlog error a driver below this one has failed in some way may occur when the cached
file is full.
Display Error on SAK
Status events not rendered properly on SAK. The percent signs not displayed value
substitutions missing in displayed message
Always Keep error at cache file full
If all your snapshots on C:\ are tagged as Always Keep and the cache file fills up, the system
may experience a BSOD at reboot.
It is not recommended to flag all snapshots as Always Keep because this disallows the PSM
deletion logic to delete the older snapshots to free up cache file space.
Improper display of default Cache File Size
You must delete all snapshots before changing the cache size.
Page file setting
The Page file size must not change and the initial size must be set equal to the maximum size.
This setting is located in the Virtual Memory settings under System Properties.
No Boot - No Revert
If the system cannot boot, a revert operation cannot be performed.
Reverting of System Drive Prohibited
PSM does not allow the ability to revert the system boot drive.
No support for mount points in UNIX, AppleTalk, or NetWare
Microsoft confirmed that the Microsoft NFS Services for UNIX, Services for Macintosh, and
Services for NetWare do not support volume mount points. These clients will not be able to
access data on volumes mounted using a volume mount point. Since snapshots for a volume
are mounted as directory junctions (AKA mount points), and even though they are shared
these clients will not be able to access the snapshots.
Please refer to the Microsoft Release Notes for Microsoft Server Appliance Kit dated June
2001.
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