HP Guardian Errors Manual page 33

There was an attempt to use a labeled tape for output that had not expired.
There was a mismatch between the DEFINE USE attribute and the current operation on a
CLASS tape DEFINE. The DEFINE USE attribute specifies how the tape is to be used: for
example, input, output, or extend.
Effect The procedure sets the error code and returns without performing the requested operation.
Recovery Corrective action is application dependent.
50 (%62)
Cause A severe problem occurred with the directory on a disk volume. The file associated with the
error is no longer accessible.
Effect The procedure sets the error code and returns without performing the requested operation.
Recovery Your system operator might be able to recover the file.
51 (%63)
Cause A severe problem occurred with the directory on a disk volume. The file associated with the
error is no longer accessible.
Effect The procedure sets the error code and returns without performing the requested operation.
Recovery Your system operator might be able to recover the file.
52 (%64)
Cause A severe problem occurred with the accessed disk volume. The file associated with the error
is no longer accessible.
Effect The procedure sets the error code and returns without performing the requested operation.
Recovery Your system operator might be able to recover the file.
53 (%65)
Cause This error can occur for the following reasons:
There is an internal problem in the file system or I/O system.
A process replied to an open message with a file-system error code warning in the range 1
through 9.
Effect The procedure sets the error code and returns without continuing the requested operation.
Recovery If this error resulted from a process reply to an open message, correct the process.
Otherwise, contact your service provider. Note any console messages that result from this error.
Attempt to run a CMI or SCF TRACE if the problem is repeatable.
54 (%66)
Cause A severe problem occurred with the accessed disk volume. The file associated with the error
is no longer accessible.
Directory error on a disk volume.
(device type: 3)
Directory on a disk volume is
marked bad. (device type: 3)
Error in the disk free space table.
(device type: 3)
File system internal error or CP6100 file
management interface error. (device type: 3)
I/O error in disk free space table
or in DP2 undo area. (device type: 3)
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