This event occurs when there is a failure in making system calls like mkdir, chown, symlink. The arguments to this event are: - command: The command which failed to execute (e.g. mkdir, chown, symlink). - errorMsg: The reason for the failure of the command. The probable reasons for the failure are: - Invalid permissions of the parent directory - Pathname already exists - Insufficient kernel memory available. - Pathname points outside your accessible address space. - Pathname refers to a read-only filesystem
Check if the disk is partitioned properly. In the shell use command "lsblk" and check if the sda/sdb has two partitions sda1, sda2 (or sdb1,sdb2). If not the disk needs to be partitioned correctly. Check if the disk is mounted and formatted (with ext4 filesystem) properly. Use "clear vm storage" CLI command to reformat and remount the directories. (Note: This will destroy any data currently on the device)
Error
Error executing command %command%. %errorMsg%
| Name | Type |
|---|---|
| command | String |
| errorMsg | String |