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PRIMECLUSTER Global File Services Configuration and Administration Guide 4.5
FUJITSU Software

A.1.3 Information messages

This sub-section describes the AC information messages of the GFS Shared File System.

NOTICE: FSP_PCLGFS_SFXFSKNL: 2001: mountpoint: File system full

Explanation

The file system (mount point) is depleted. Since general users cannot use reserved area for super users, this message might be output even though the disk has sufficient free space.

Response

Expand the file system, delete unnecessary files, or move the files to the other file systems where there is sufficient free disk space. When expanding the file system, use sfcadd(1M).

NOTICE: FSP_PCLGFS_SFXFSKNL: 2002: mountpoint: Mmap conflict with open: ino=inum, pid=pid

Explanation

The file (inum) on which mmap(2) is executed on the file system (mountpoint) cannot be mapped. In order to ensure data integrity, file mapping is not allowed.

Response

Wait until open(2) is done on the other node then execute the command again.

NOTICE: FSP_PCLGFS_SFXFSKNL: 2003: mountpoint: Open conflict with mmap: ino=inum, pid=pid

Explanation

The file (inum) on which mmap(2) is executed on the file system (mountpoint) cannot be opened. In order to ensure data integrity, file opening is not allowed.

Response

Wait until mmap(2) is done on the other node then execute the command again.

NOTICE: FSP_PCLGFS_SFXFSKNL: 2004: mountpoint: Disconnect start: details

Explanation

Disconnection between the file system (mountpoint) and MDS is initiated. See detailed information in details.

Response

None.

NOTICE: FSP_PCLGFS_SFXFSKNL: 2005: mountpoint: Disconnect end

Explanation

Disconnection between the file system (mountpoint) and MDS is completed.

Response

None.

NOTICE: FSP_PCLGFS_SFXFSKNL: 2007: mountpoint: Recovery start

Explanation

Recovery of the file system (mountpoint) is initiated.

Response

None.

NOTICE: FSP_PCLGFS_SFXFSKNL: 2008: mountpoint: Recovery end

Explanation

Recovery of the file system (mountpoint) is completed.

Response

None.