fsck_msgnums.h   [plain text]

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/* fsck_msgnums.h
 *
 * This file contain fsck status message numbers associated with 
 * each fsck message string.  These status message numbers and their 
 * strings are file system independent.  
 */

#ifndef __FSCK_MSGNUMS_H
#define __FSCK_MSGNUMS_H

/* Generic fsck status message numbers.  These are file system 
 * independent messages that indicate the current state of verify or 
 * repair run or provide information about damaged files/folder.   
 *
 * The corresponding strings and the mapping array of message number 
 * and other attributes exists in fsck_strings.c
 */
enum fsck_msgnum {
    fsckUnknown                         = 100,

    fsckCheckingVolume                  = 101,  /* Checking volume */
    fsckRecheckingVolume                = 102,  /* Rechecking volume */
    fsckRepairingVolume                 = 103,  /* Repairing volume */
    fsckVolumeOK                        = 104,  /* The volume %s appears to be OK */
    fsckRepairSuccessful                = 105,  /* The volume %s was repaired successfully */
    fsckVolumeVerifyIncomplete          = 106,  /* The volume %s could not be verified completely */
    fsckVolumeVerifyIncompleteNoRepair  = 107,  /* The volume %s could not be verified completely and can not be repaired */
    fsckVolumeCorruptNoRepair           = 108,  /* The volume %s was found corrupt and can not be repaired */
    fsckVolumeCorruptNeedsRepair        = 109,  /* The volume %s was found corrupt and needs to be repaired */
    fsckVolumeNotRepaired               = 110,  /* The volume %s could not be repaired */

    fsckVolumeNotRepairedInUse          = 111,  /* The volume %s cannot be repaired when it is in use */
    fsckVolumeNotVerifiedInUse          = 112,  /* The volume %s cannot be verified when it is in use */
    fsckFileFolderDamage                = 113,  /* File/folder %s may be damaged */
    fsckFileFolderNotRepaired           = 114,  /* File/folder %s could not be repaired */
    fsckVolumeNotRepairedTries          = 115,  /* The volume %s could not be repaired after %d attempts */
    fsckLostFoundDirectory              = 116,  /* Look for missing items in %s directory */
    fsckCorruptFilesDirectory           = 117,  /* Look for links to corrupt files in %s directory */
    fsckInformation                     = 118,  /* Using %s (version %s) for checking volume %s of type %s. */
    fsckProgress                        = 119,  /* %d */
    fsckTrimming                        = 120,  /* Trimming unused blocks */
};

#endif