![]() Not transportable to most other systems.) When the diskette isįormatted, you can write on it, if it was not corrupted beyond (You can alsoįormat a diskette in UFS format if you like, although then it is Messages after volcheck(1) is run.If you are certain that the diskette contains no data, runįdformat -d to format the diskette in DOS format. Message often appears along with “read failed” and “bad Usually this is either because a new diskette has not yet beenįormatted, or a formatted diskette has become corrupted. This message appears on the system console to indicate that theįloppy driver fd(7) could not read the label on a diskette. You can check for it using this command:$ pkginfo | grep SUNWbcpA request was made to execute a file that, although it has theĪppropriate permissions, does not start with a valid format.įd0: unformatted diskette or no diskette in the drive Solaris 2.x system, make sure that the Binary Compatibility The file(1) command can help you determine the Make sure that the software matches the architecture and system On a SolarisĢ.x system, it can also occur if the Binar圜ompatibility Package Solaris 2.x programs on a SunOS 4.1.x system, or when trying toĮxecute SPARC-specific programs on an x86 machine. This often happens when trying to runsoftware compiled forĭifferent systems or architectures, such as when executing Restore the filesystem from backup tapes. Setting history to a higher value.For more information about the C shell, see csh(1).ĭuring phase 1, fsck(1M) found more than 10 bad (out-of-range)īlocks associated with the specified inode number.With this many bad blocks, it might be preferable to restore theĭuring phase 1, fsck(1M) found more than 10 duplicate (previouslyĬlaimed) blocks associated with the specified inode number.With this many duplicate blocks, it might be preferable to If a user often tries to run commands that haveĭisappeared from the history list, make the list longer by Not exist in the list.Run the C shell history command to display recent events in the This C shell message indicates that a user tried to repeat aĬommand from the history list, but that command or number does The vendor to see if any special configuration is possible toĪllow the drive to operate on a Sun workstation. Opposed to the 512 block size on supported Sun drives. Vendor unknown to the system.Third-party CD drives generally have an 8192 block size, as Mount(1M) fails with the above error, followed by the “sr0: SCSI When a user tries to mount a CDROM on a third-party CD drive, If it is somebody else, ask that personto Probably because it is already checked out.Run sccs info to see who has the file checked out. Run sccs create on that file to place it under SCCS control.ĮRROR : writable `variable’ exists (ge4)Īn attempt was made to sccs edit a file that is writable, X servers without this line don’t know aboutĪn attempt was madd to run some sccs(1) operation that requires aįilename, such as create, edit, delget, or prt.Supply the appropriate filename after the SCCS operation.ĮRROR : `SCCS/p.variable’ nonexistent (ut4)Īn attempt was made to sccs edit or sccs get a file that is not Has DPS, run xdpyinfo(1) to verify the presence of an “Adobe-ĭPS-Extension” line. In addition,Ī complete LaserWriterII Type-1 font set (including Palatino) Server, or the Adobe DPS NS remote display software. X11 window server or on a generic X terminal.Running AnswerBook requires Display PostScript (DPS), or a NeWS This message appears when trying to run AnswerBook with a generic InitOutput: Error loading module for /dev/fbĮrror: DPS has not initialized or server connection failed INIT: Cannot create /var/adm/utmp or /var/adm/utmpxĩ5. inetd: execv /usr/sbin/in.uucpd: No such file or directoryĩ1. INCORRECT BLOCK COUNT I=N (should be N) CORRECT?ĩ0. Image Tool: Unable to open XIL Library.Ĩ9. Illegal instruction “0xN” was encounteredat PC 0xNĨ7. home/variable: No such file ordirectoryĨ0. Graphics Adapterdevice /dev/fb is of unknown typeħ6. FREE BLK COUNT(S) WRONG IN SUPERBLK SALVAGE?ħ5. FILE SYSTEM STATE IN SUPERBLOCK IS WRONG FIX?ħ1. fd0: unformatted diskette or no diskette in the driveĦ8. ERROR : writable `variable’ exists (ge4)Ħ3. error: DPS has not initialized or server connection failedĥ7. Please scroll down to related posts section for other parts of this document.ĥ5. This is a multi part document, this part covers error messages starting from E to K Please comment if you can provide some more details about these errors. Here is a list of Solaris / Unix error messages for your reference, most of the error messages are generic Unix error messages but many are specific Solaris Error Messages. Solaris / Unix error messages are very short and often we need some more information about the origin of an error and a possible steps to fix the issues.
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