ERROR

This message occurs when the contents of the root volume are changed to those of a previous point in time. One of the following operations or events can cause the contents of the root volume to change: - The root volume is changed from the boot menu. - The nvlog is jettisoned. - The system is booted with prev_cp. - The 'wafliron -prev_cp' command is used and the changes are commited. - A SnapRestore® operation is done on the root volume.

Verify that all recent configuration changes are still in effect.

Contents of the root volume '%s' might have changed. Verify that all recent configuration changes are still in effect.

vol (STRING): Name of the root volume.

INFORMATIONAL

This message occurs when the system creates a root volume.

(None).

New root volume %s created.

vol (STRING): Name of the root volume.

NOTICE

This event is issued when there is an error in syncing the vvol raid label of a newly created root volume.

(None).

Error setting volume %s%s as root. Changes may not be saved.

vol (STRING): The root volume name
app (STRING): Application UUID.
volident (STRING): To uniquely identify the volume in cases where volume name itself is insufficient.

ERROR

This message occurs when the root volume is not volume guaranteed or does not guarantee overwrites for space reserved files.

Set the Space Guarantee on the root volume to "volume" and the Fractional Reserve on the root volume to 100%.

Root volume %s does not protect overwrites in space reserved files.

vol (STRING): Root volume name.

EMERGENCY

This message occurs when root volume creation fails during cluster create or cluster join. Failure to create a root volume, required for storage of critical system data, will leave the system in an unusable state.

Based on the error in the event, resolve the problem that is causing the error condition before retrying the operation. If the error condition persists, contact NetApp technical support.

Root volume creation fails. Error: %s.

error (STRING): Reason for the failure.