fsck_s5 Phase 3: check connectivity
This phase checks the directories examined in
Phase 2.
It reports error conditions resulting from:
-
unreferenced directories
-
missing or full lost+found directories
Types of error messages--fsck_s5 Phase 3
Phase 3 has two types of error messages:
-
Informational messages.
-
Messages with a
RECONNECT?
prompt, which can be responded to as follows:
n (no)-
Ignore the error condition.
This response generates
UNREF
error messages in Phase 4.
A ``no'' response is appropriate only if
the user intends to take other measures to fix the problem.
y (yes)-
Reconnect directory inode
I
to the filesystem in the
directory for lost files (usually the
lost+found
directory).
This can generate
lost+found
error messages if there are problems connecting
directory inode
I
to the
lost+found
directory.
If the link is successful, a
CONNECTED
informational message appears.
fsck_s5 Phase 3 error messages
UNREF DIR I=
I OWNER=
O MODE=
M SIZE=
S MTIME=
T-
(RECONNECT?)
-
The directory inode I
was not connected to a directory entry
when the filesystem was traversed.
The owner O, mode M, size
S, and modify time T
of directory inode I are printed.
The fsck
program forces the reconnection of a non-empty directory.
If the -p
option is specified the non-empty directory is reconnected.
SORRY. NO lost+found DIRECTORY
-
There is no
lost+found
directory in the root directory of the filesystem;
fsck
ignores the request to link a directory to the
lost+found directory.
This generates the
UNREF
error message in Phase 4.
The access modes of the
lost+found
directory might be incorrect.
SORRY. NO SPACE IN lost+found DIRECTORY
-
There is no space to add another entry to the
lost+found
directory in the root directory of the filesystem;
fsck
ignores the request to link a directory to the
lost+found
directory.
This generates the
UNREF
error message in Phase 4.
Clear out unnecessary entries in the
lost+found
directory or make it larger.
DIR I=
I1 CONNECTED. PARENT WAS I=
I2-
This is an advisory message
indicating a directory inode I1 was
successfully connected to the
lost+found
directory.
The parent inode I2 of the directory inode I1
is replaced by the inode number of the
lost+found
directory.
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UnixWare 7 Release 7.1.4 - 22 April 2004