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23
24 /* fsck_msgnums.h
25 *
26 * This file contain fsck status message numbers associated with
27 * each fsck message string. These status message numbers and their
28 * strings are file system independent.
29 */
30
31 #ifndef __FSCK_MSGNUMS_H
32 #define __FSCK_MSGNUMS_H
33
34 /* Generic fsck status message numbers. These are file system
35 * independent messages that indicate the current state of verify or
36 * repair run or provide information about damaged files/folder.
37 *
38 * The corresponding strings and the mapping array of message number
39 * and other attributes exists in fsck_strings.c
40 */
41 enum fsck_msgnum {
42 fsckUnknown = 100,
43
44 fsckCheckingVolume = 101, /* Checking volume */
45 fsckRecheckingVolume = 102, /* Rechecking volume */
46 fsckRepairingVolume = 103, /* Repairing volume */
47 fsckVolumeOK = 104, /* The volume %s appears to be OK */
48 fsckRepairSuccessful = 105, /* The volume %s was repaired successfully */
49 fsckVolumeVerifyIncomplete = 106, /* The volume %s could not be verified completely */
50 fsckVolumeVerifyIncompleteNoRepair = 107, /* The volume %s could not be verified completely and can not be repaired */
51 fsckVolumeCorruptNoRepair = 108, /* The volume %s was found corrupt and can not be repaired */
52 fsckVolumeCorruptNeedsRepair = 109, /* The volume %s was found corrupt and needs to be repaired */
53 fsckVolumeNotRepaired = 110, /* The volume %s could not be repaired */
54
55 fsckVolumeNotRepairedInUse = 111, /* The volume %s cannot be repaired when it is in use */
56 fsckVolumeNotVerifiedInUse = 112, /* The volume %s cannot be verified when it is in use */
57 fsckFileFolderDamage = 113, /* File/folder %s may be damaged */
58 fsckFileFolderNotRepaired = 114, /* File/folder %s could not be repaired */
59 fsckVolumeNotRepairedTries = 115, /* The volume %s could not be repaired after %d attempts */
60 fsckLostFoundDirectory = 116, /* Look for missing items in %s directory */
61 fsckCorruptFilesDirectory = 117, /* Look for links to corrupt files in %s directory */
62 fsckInformation = 118, /* Using %s (version %s) for checking volume %s of type %s. */
63 fsckProgress = 119, /* %d */
64 fsckTrimming = 120, /* Trimming unused blocks */
65 fsckVolumeName = 121, /* The volume name is %s */
66 fsckVolumeModified = 122, /* The volume was modified */
67 fsckLimitedRepairs = 123, /* Limited repair mode, not all repairs available */
68 };
69
70 #endif