Topic:
Gkio error 

Description:

Solution:
The gkio error indicates a file access problem.  Restricted file
permissions, lack of disk space, and/or system problems may cause 
this error.  Check the permissions on the project files, check 
project disk space, and check for system problems.

To check for project disk space:

From the Session Manager, click on Project/Update.  An 'Update 
project' menu will open, and then select the project.  The DSLs (data 
storage locations) associated with the selected project will list in 
the central part of the 'Update project' window.  In the left portion 
of the box, the amount of free disk space (kbytes) will be listed (up 
to about 2 GB for a system with SunOS server).  At UNIX level, core 
files can be deleted to clean up disk space, and/or DSLs can be added 
to a project. (Check with system or data administrators if you do not 
have permissions to do so.)

To check for permissions:

At a UNIX level, change directories ('cd /path/to/directory') to the 
various DSLs of the project and enter the following UNIX command: 
'ls -latr'.  The command will give a listing of all files in the 
directory and their permissions for user, group, and world access.  
The 'chmod' UNIX command can be used to modify the permissions on any 
or all files in a directory. (In a UNIX window, enter 'man chmod' to 
get help on the 'chmod' command.)

To check for system problems:

Check with operating system administrator for particular system 
problems or disk failures.





Last Modified on: 07-AUG-98