HEPING@kuhub.cc.ukans.edu (12/13/89)
When I used fsck to check the file system, I got the following error msg: POSSIBLE FILE SIZE ERROR I = 1767 POSSIBLE FILE SIZE ERROR I = 3295 LINK COUNT TABLE OVERFLOW CONTINUE? In the manul "A/UX Local System Administration", it says "This is a rare error". But it doesn't say how to fix it. Can some one help me? The second problem I have is that I will get some printing files in my system after I run A/UX 1.1 for a while even through I have no priter connected on my network. When I use ' lpstat -o ' to print the status of all output requests, I get something like this: ... laser-289 lp 5123 Dec 12 12:03 laser-290 lp 39873 Dec 12 2:34 ... Then I have to use 'cancel' to cancel all these junk. Where is the problem? Thanks for any response. Phil
ksand@appleoz.oz.au (Kent Sandvik) (12/16/89)
HEPING@kuhub.cc.ukans.edu writes in article <19680@kuhub.cc.ukans.edu>: When I used fsck to check the file system, I got the following error msg: POSSIBLE FILE SIZE ERROR I = 1767 POSSIBLE FILE SIZE ERROR I = 3295 LINK COUNT TABLE OVERFLOW CONTINUE? In the manul "A/UX Local System Administration", it says "This is a rare error". But it doesn't say how to fix it. Can some one help me? The fsck program has an internal table for a list of allocated inodes with a link count of zero. If this fsck table overflows when using fsck, it generates the error above. If the administrator continues with fsck, the program will not do a complete check of the system, so the best thing is to rerun fsck once more after this message. The second problem I have is that I will get some printing files in my system after I run A/UX 1.1 for a while even through I have no priter connected on my network. When I use ' lpstat -o ' to print the status of all output requests, I get something like this: ... laser-289 lp 5123 Dec 12 12:03 laser-290 lp 39873 Dec 12 2:34 This needs some detective work; check the /usr/spool/lp/log for any more information what is going on, and check the spooled files under /usr/spool/lp/request/laser in order to understand what is sent out. /Kent -- Kent Sandvik -- ksand@appleoz.oz.AU | Apple Australia DTS Ph: +61 2 452 82 93 {uunet,mcvax}!munnari!appleoz.oz!ksand | AppleLink: AUSTAUX, Discl: All comments mine -- CyberSpace, the Final Frontier --