Sun Microsystems MEDIACENTER 2.1 - Manual (Page 142)

10-4 Sun MediaCenter Server Administrator’s Guide • December 1997
Unable to create title on the MFS.
Likely cause: A filled MFS or a disk failure. In this situation, the Sun MediaCenter
software removes all files associated with the title.
Use mfs df , documented in the Sun MediaCenter Server Service Manual, to
determine free space in the MFS. Use mfs repair -s , documented in the same
Service Manual, to determine whether a disk has failed.
If you use SunNet Manager, see if you have received the Disk_Failure trap.
Follow the procedure in Chapter 8 “Administering MFS Disks,” to replace the
defective disk.
10.2 Error Messages
The numbers that appear in each error message listed below are examples only.
10.2.1 Server Console Messages
WARNING: data disk 0x80009a (32,154) FAILED
Cause: an MFS data disk has failed. The server switches into parity mode.
Action required: Replace the failed disk, per the procedure described in
Chapter 8.
WARNING: vod_add_stream: failed ba@466,1,8060@
Cause: Attempt to add a new video stream, which would exceed the output
network bandwidth supported by the Sun MediaCenter server.
Action required: Discontinue attempts to add more streams until one or more
streams is finished.
WARNING: stream id 96 (ba@325,0,8060@): Deadline Missed
Cause: A disk read operation cannot keep up with the Sun MediaCenter server.
Message can be accompanied by short (less than one second) interruptions in the
video for affected streams.
Action required: Occasional missed deadlines are not a concern. If you have
several in an hour and these are accompanied by interruptions in video display,
contact your Sun service representative.