[comp.unix.ultrix] unknown entry in error log

elsen@imecom.imec.be (04/08/91)

    Could someone tell me what the following error log entry (uerf) 
    means (VAX3900,running ultrix 3.1).

    This info could be very vital for me , so thanks for any help , 


                                               Marc (elsen@imec.be)


********************************* ENTRY   450. *********************************

----- EVENT INFORMATION -----

EVENT CLASS                             OPERATIONAL EVENT
OS EVENT TYPE                  250.     ASCII MSG
SEQUENCE NUMBER                408.
OPERATING SYSTEM                        ULTRIX 32
OCCURRED/LOGGED ON                      Fri Apr  5 16:00:09 1991 MET DST
OCCURRED ON SYSTEM                      imec
SYSTEM ID                 x0A000005     MICROCODE REV = 5.
SYSTYPE REG.              x01530301
                                        FIRMWARE REV = 83.
PROCESSOR TYPE                          KA655
MESSAGE                                              local gen 1424960588
                                         _nlink 0,

********************************* ENTRY   451. *********************************

alan@shodha.enet.dec.com ( Alan's Home for Wayward Notes File.) (04/09/91)

In article <1991Apr8.165155.1@imecom.imec.be>, elsen@imecom.imec.be writes:
} 
}     Could someone tell me what the following error log entry (uerf) 
}     means (VAX3900,running ultrix 3.1).
} 
}     This info could be very vital for me , so thanks for any help , 
} 
}                                                Marc (elsen@imec.be)
} [ Most of the error log entry deleted... ]
} 
} MESSAGE                                              local gen 1424960588
}                                          _nlink 0,
} 

	It comes from nfs_subr.c.  It should be preceded by an
	NFS "stale file handle" message and followed by the
	Ethernet hardware address of the client.  Since I found
	this in the V4.0 NFS source you might find the message
	documented in the Kernel Error Message for V4.0 or the
	NFS documentation.

-- 
Alan Rollow				alan@nabeth.cxn.dec.com