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--- userdoc:gui_errors [2010/01/08 17:04] – tom
+++ userdoc:gui_errors [2010/01/14 15:49] (current) – Rewrote poor English tom
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-====== Backup failed ======
+~~NOTOC~~
+====== GUI error messages ======
+=== Backup failed ===
-If you see this message when you try to perform a backup from the ''System'' tab, this might be because there is not enough room in ''/tmp'' for the archive. To solve this using the GUI, check the following option:
+If you see this message when you try to perform a backup from the "System Tab", this might be because there is not enough room in ''/tmp'' for the archive. To solve this using the GUI, check the following option:
-Prefs > System Tab Options > Backup temporary file uses /mnt/kd/ instead of /tmp/
+"Prefs > System Tab Options > Backup temporary file uses ''/mnt/kd/'' instead of ''/tmp/''"
-====== Unable to find Runnix partition ======
+=== No version available ===
+When you perform any firmware operations from the "System" tab, this message will appear if the Astlinux box cannot determine the most up-to-date version available in the Astlinux firmware repository. While this might be caused by problems with the Astlinux repository itself, it is most likely that network problems are the cause. Check that your Astlinux box is properly connected to the internet.
+=== Unable to find Runnix partition ===
 This message can occur when you try to upgrade the firmware. There are two solutions:
   - If you have physical access to the box, remove the CF card (or whatever storage media you use), and use another machine to give the VFAT partition the label RUNNIX
-  - Otherwise, prior to upgrading, manually mount the partition (usually hda1 on CF-based installs) via the shell: ''mount -t vfat /dev/hda1 /oldroot/cdrom''
+  - Otherwise, prior to upgrading, manually mount the partition via the shell:\\ ''mount -t vfat /dev/hdaX /oldroot/cdrom''\\ (usually hda1 on CF-based installations)
+NOTE: This error normally only occurs with installations which have been successively upgraded from early 0.6 or older firmwares
+=== Verification failed ===
-NOTE: This error normally only occurs with installations which have been successively upgraded from early 0.6 firmwares or earlier
+This error can occur when trying to upgrade the firmware. It usually occurs because there is not enough space on the RUNNIX partition. Via the shell, navigate to ''/oldroot/cdrom/os'' and remove any unwanted firmware versions.