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Error: ILL_PRVREG (Privileged Register) "%s" has invalid syntax for locations. %0.f%% (time left %.2d:%.2d) %s %s %s %s %s %s : Bad checksum on block %llu of type %s. %s : Didn't find rdb block, should never happen. %s : Failed to list bad blocks. %s : Failed to list boot blocks. %s : Failed to list file system blocks. %s : Failed to list partition blocks. %s : Loop detected at block %d. %s : The %s list seems bad at block %s. %s contains GPT signatures, indicating that it has a GPT table. However, it does not have a valid fake msdos partition table, as it should. Perhaps it was corrupted -- possibly by a program that doesn't understand GPT partition tables. Or perhaps you deleted the GPT table, and are now using an msdos partition table. Is this a GPT partition table? %s disk labels do not support extended partitions. %s disk labels don't support logical or extended partitions. %s during read on %s %s during seek for read on %s %s during seek for write on %s %s during write on %s %s has no extended partition (volume header partition). %s is %dk, but it has %d clusters (%dk). %s is too small for a Mac disk label! %s trying to sync %s to disk A %s %s partition was found at %s -> %s. Do you want to add it to the partition table? A bug has been detected in GNU Parted. Refer to the web site of parted http://www.gnu.org/software/parted/parted.html for more informations of what could be useful for bug submitting! Please email a bug report to bug-parted@gnu.org containing at least the version (%s) and the following message: A reference to an extent comes from a place it should not. You should check the file system! ATARAID Controller An error occurred during extent relocation. An error occurred while looking for the mandatory bad blocks file. An extended partition cannot hold a file system. Did you want mkpart? An extent has not been relocated. Attempt to write sectors %ld-%ld outside of partition on %s. BIOS cylinder,head,sector geometry: %d,%d,%d. Each cylinder is %s.
Bad FAT: cluster %d is cross-linked for %s. You should run dosfsck or scandisk. Bad FAT: cluster %d outside file system in chain for %s. You should run dosfsck or scandisk. Bad FAT: unterminated chain for %s. You should run dosfsck or scandisk. Bad block list header checksum. Bad blocks could not be read. Bad blocks list could not be loaded. Bad directory entry for %s: first cluster is the end of file marker. Bad journal checksum. Block %i has no reference? Weird. Both the primary and backup GPT tables are corrupt. Try making a fresh table, and using Parted's rescue feature to recover partitions. Bug COMMANDs: Can't add a logical partition to %s, because there is no extended partition. Can't add another partition -- the partition map is too small! Can't add another partition. Can't copy an extended partition. Can't copy onto an overlapping partition. Can't create any more partitions. Can't have a logical partition outside of the extended partition on %s. Can't have a partition outside the disk! Can't have a primary partition inside an extended partition. Can't have logical partitions outside of the extended partition. Can't have more than one extended partition on %s. Can't have overlapping partitions. Can't move a partition onto itself. Try using resize, perhaps? Can't move an extended partition. Can't write to %s, because it is opened read-only. Cancel Cannot get unit size for special unit 'COMPACT'. Changing the name of a root or swap partition will prevent Linux from recognising it as such. Checksum is wrong, indicating the partition table is corrupt. Cluster start delta = %d, which is not a multiple of the cluster size %d. Compaq Smart Array Conflicting partition map entry sizes! Entry 1 says it is %d, but entry %d says it is %d! Corrupted Sun disk label detected. Could not cache the file system in memory. Could not detect file system. Could not find sector %lli of HFS file with CNID %X. Could not find sector %lli of HFS+ file with CNID %X. Could not get identity of device %s - %s Could not stat device %s - %s. Could not update the extent cache for HFS file with CNID %X. Could not update the extent cache for HFS+ file with CNID %X. Couldn't flush buffer cache! Cross-linked blocks found! Better go run e2fsck first! DAC960 RAID controller DEVICE is usually /dev/hda or /dev/sda
Data relocation has failed. Data relocation left some data at the end of the volume. Data relocation left some data in the end of the volume. Destination partition number? Device %s has multiple (%d) logical sectors per physical sector.
GNU Parted supports this EXPERIMENTALLY for some special disk label/file system combinations, e.g. GPT and ext2/3.
Please consult the web site for up-to-date information. Direct support for copying file systems is not yet implemented for %s. However, support for resizing is implemented. Therefore, the file system can be copied if the new partition is at least as big as the old one. So, either shrink the partition you are trying to copy, or copy to a bigger partition. Disk %s: %s
End End? Error Error allocating buffer cache. Error initialising SCSI device %s - %s Error opening %s: %s Error while writing the allocation file. Error while writing the compatibility part of the allocation file. Error writing to the root directory. Expecting a disk label type. Expecting a file system type. Expecting a partition number. Expecting a partition type. Extended partitions cannot be hidden on msdos disk labels. FAT %d media %x doesn't match the boot sector's media %x. You should probably run scandisk. FAT boot sector says clusters are 0 sectors. This is weird. FAT boot sector says logical sector size is 0. This is weird. FAT boot sector says there are no FAT tables. This is weird. FLAG is one of: FS-TYPE is one of: Failed to write partition block at %d. Fatal File System: %s
File system File system doesn't have expected sizes for Windows to like it. Cluster size is %dk (%dk expected); number of clusters is %d (%d expected); size of FATs is %d sectors (%d expected). File system full! File system has an invalid cluster size for a FAT file system. File system has an invalid number of FATs. File system has an invalid number of reserved sectors for a FAT file system. File system has an invalid sector size for a FAT file system. File system has an invalid signature for a FAT file system. File system has errors! You should run e2fsck. File system has too many allocated inodes to remove a group! File system is FAT12, which is unsupported. File system is reporting the free space as %d clusters, not %d clusters. File system is too full to remove a group! File system too small for ext2. File system type? File system was not cleanly unmounted! You should run e2fsck. File system was not cleanly unmounted! You should run e2fsck. Modifying an unclean file system could cause severe corruption. Fix Flag to Invert? Flags Flags: %s
Found an inode with a incorrect link count. Better go run e2fsck first! Free Space GNU Parted cannot resize this partition to this size. We're working on it! GNU Parted was miscompiled: the FAT boot sector should be 512 bytes. FAT support will be disabled. Generic IDE I2O Controller If you convert to FAT16, and MS Windows is installed on this partition, then you must re-install the MS Windows boot loader. If you want to do this, you should consult the Parted manual (or your distribution's manual). If you convert to FAT32, and MS Windows is installed on this partition, then you must re-install the MS Windows boot loader. If you want to do this, you should consult the Parted manual (or your distribution's manual). Also, converting to FAT32 will make the file system unreadable by MS DOS, MS Windows 95a, and MS Windows NT. If you leave your file system as FAT16, then you will have no problems. If you leave your file system as FAT32, then you will not introduce any new problems. Ignore Inconsistent group descriptors! Incorrect magic values in the journal header. Information Invalid number. Invalid partition table - recursive partition on %s. Invalid partition table on %s -- wrong signature %x. Invalid partition table on %s. Invalid signature %x for Mac disk labels. Invalid size of a transaction block while replaying the journal (%i bytes). Invalid superblock. Are you sure this is an ext2 file system? It seems there is an error in the HFS wrapper: the bad blocks file doesn't contain the embedded HFS+ volume. Journal offset or size is not multiple of the sector size. Journal size mismatch between journal info block and journal header. Journal stored outside of the volume are not supported. Try to desactivate the journal and run Parted again. LABEL-TYPE is one of: Maximum size: Minimum size: Minor: %d
NAME is any word you want
NUMBER is the partition number used by Linux. On MS-DOS disk labels, the primary partitions number from 1 to 4, logical partitions from 5 onwards.
Name New device? New disk label type? New state? No No Implementation No device found No valid HFS[+X] signature has been found while opening. No valid partition map found. Not enough free inodes! Number OK OPTIONs: Only logical partitions can be a boot file. Only primary partitions can be root partitions. Only primary partitions can be swap partitions. Out of memory. PART-TYPE is one of: primary, logical, extended
Parted can't resize partitions managed by Windows Dynamic Disk. Parted can't use HFS file systems on disks with a sector size not equal to %d bytes. Partition %d has an invalid length of 0 bytes! Partition %d has an invalid signature %x. Partition %d is %s, but the file system is %s. Partition %d isn't aligned to cylinder boundaries. This is still unsupported. Partition Table: %s
Partition doesn't exist. Partition map has no partition map entry! Partition name? Partition number? Partition too big/small for a %s file system. Partition type? Partition(s) on %s are being used. Resizing the HFS+ volume has failed. Retry START and END are disk locations, such as 4GB or 10%. Negative values count from the end of the disk. For example, -1s specifies exactly the last sector.
STATE is one of: on, off
Sector size (logical/physical): %lldB/%lldB
Size Size: Some header fields are not multiple of the sector size. Sorry, HFS cannot be resized that way yet. Sorry, HFS+ cannot be resized that way yet. Sorry, can't move the start of ext2 partitions yet! Source device? Source partition number? Start Start? Sun disk label is full. Support for checking %s file systems is not implemented yet. Support for copying %s file systems is not implemented yet. Support for creating %s file systems is not implemented yet. Support for opening %s file systems is not implemented yet. Support for resizing %s file systems is not implemented yet. The FATs don't match. If you don't know what this means, then select cancel, run scandisk on the file system, and then come back. The Whole Disk partition is the only available one left. Generally, it is not a good idea to overwrite this partition with a real one. Solaris may not be able to boot without it, and SILO (the sparc boot loader) appreciates it as well. The backup GPT table is not at the end of the disk, as it should be. This might mean that another operating system believes the disk is smaller. Fix, by moving the backup to the end (and removing the old backup)? The boot region doesn't start at the start of the partition. The data region doesn't start at the start of the partition. The device %s has zero length, and can't possibly store a file system or partition table. Perhaps you selected the wrong device? The disk CHS geometry (%d,%d,%d) reported by the operating system does not match the geometry stored on the disk label (%d,%d,%d). The disk has %d cylinders, which is greater than the maximum of 65536. The disk label describes a disk bigger than %s. The driver descriptor says the physical block size is %d bytes, but Linux says it is %d bytes. The ext2 file system passed a basic check. For a more comprehensive check, use the e2fsck program. The extents overflow file should not contain its own extents! You should check the file system. The file %s is marked as a system file. This means moving it could cause some programs to stop working. The file system can only be resized to this size by converting to FAT16. The file system can only be resized to this size by converting to FAT32. The file system contains errors. The file system has the 'dir_index' feature enabled. Parted can only resize the file system if it disables this feature. You can enable it later by running 'tune2fs -O dir_index DEVICE' and then 'e2fsck -fD DEVICE'. The file system is bigger than its volume! The file system's CHS geometry is (%d, %d, %d), which is invalid. The partition table's CHS geometry is (%d, %d, %d). If you select Ignore, the file system's CHS geometry will be left unchanged. If you select Fix, the file system's CHS geometry will be set to match the partition table's CHS geometry. The format of the GPT partition table is version %x, which is newer than what Parted can recognise. Please tell us! bug-parted@gnu.org The information sector has the wrong signature (%x). Select cancel for now, and send in a bug report. If you're desperate, it's probably safe to ignore. The journal is not empty. Parted must replay the transactions before opening the file system. This will modify the file system. The location %s is outside of the device %s. The maximum head value is %d. The maximum sector value is %d. The partition must have one of the following FS-TYPEs: The partition table cannot be re-read. This means you need to reboot before mounting any modified partitions. You also need to reinstall your boot loader before you reboot (which may require mounting modified partitions). It is impossible do both things! So you'll need to boot off a rescue disk, and reinstall your boot loader from the rescue disk. Read section 4 of the Parted User documentation for more information. The partition table on %s cannot be re-read (%s). This means the Hurd knows nothing about any modifications you made. You should reboot your computer before doing anything with %s. The partition's boot region doesn't occupy the entire partition. The partition's data region doesn't occupy the entire partition. The primary GPT table is corrupt, but the backup appears OK, so that will be used. The sector size stored in the journal is not 512 bytes. Parted only supports 512 bytes length sectors. The volume header or the master directory block has changed while replaying the journal. You should restart Parted. There are no possible configurations for this FAT type. There's not enough room in the root directory for all of the files. Either cancel, or ignore to lose the files. This HFS volume has no catalog file. This is very unusual! This HFS volume has no extents overflow file. This is quite unusual! This HFS+ volume has no catalog file. This is very unusual! This HFS+ volume has no extents overflow file. This is quite unusual! This file system has a logical sector size of %d. GNU Parted is known not to work properly with sector sizes other than 512 bytes. This is not a real %s check. This is going to extract special low level files for debugging purposes. This libparted doesn't have write support for %s. Perhaps it was compiled read-only. Too many bad pages. Too many primary partitions Too many primary partitions. Trying to move an extent from block Ox%X to block Ox%X, but another one already exists at this position. This should not happen! Trying to read HFS file with CNID %X behind EOF. Trying to read HFS+ file with CNID %X behind EOF. Trying to register an extent starting at block 0x%X, but another one already exists at this position. You should check the file system! Trying to write HFS file with CNID %X behind EOF. Trying to write HFS+ file with CNID %X behind EOF. Type UNIT is one of: Unable to allocate a bsd disklabel slot. Unable to allocate a partition number. Unable to determine the size of %s (%s). Unable to open %s read-write (%s). %s has been opened read-only. Unable to open %s. Unable to probe store. Unable to satisfy all constraints on the partition. Unit? Unknown Unknown file system type "%s". Unknown partition flag, %d. Updating the HFS wrapper has failed. Usage: parted [OPTION]... [DEVICE [COMMAND [PARAMETERS]...]...]
Apply COMMANDs with PARAMETERS to DEVICE. If no COMMAND(s) are given, run in
interactive mode.
User-Mode Linux UBD Using %s
Version %d of HFS+ isn't supported. Version %d of HFSX isn't supported. Warning Weird block size on device descriptor: %d bytes is not divisible by 512. Weird! There are 2 partitions map entries! Welcome to GNU Parted! Type 'help' to view a list of commands.
Would you like to use FAT32? Yes You need %s of free disk space to shrink this partition to this size. Currently, only %s is free. You should reinstall your boot loader before rebooting. Read section 4 of the Parted User documentation for more information. Your file system has too many occupied inodes to resize it to %i blocks. Sorry. Your file system is too full to resize it to %i blocks. Sorry. adding groups boot check check NUMBER do a simple check on the file system checking for bad blocks cp cp [FROM-DEVICE] FROM-NUMBER TO-NUMBER copy file system to another partition displays the version displays this help message extended fat_table_alloc_cluster: no free clusters fat_table_get: cluster %ld outside file system fat_table_set: cluster %ld outside file system free growing file system help hidden hp-service lba logical lvm metadata mkfs mklabel mkpart mkpart PART-TYPE [FS-TYPE] START END make a partition mkpartfs mkpartfs PART-TYPE FS-TYPE START END make a partition with a file system move move NUMBER START END move partition NUMBER msftres name name NUMBER NAME name partition NUMBER as NAME never prompts for user intervention off on palo ped_device_new() Unsupported device type prep primary print quit quit exit program raid raw block copying rescue rescue START END rescue a lost partition near START and END resize resize NUMBER START END resize partition NUMBER and its file system rm rm NUMBER delete partition NUMBER root searching for file systems select select DEVICE choose the device to edit set set NUMBER FLAG STATE change the FLAG on partition NUMBER shrinking shrinking HFS wrapper shrinking embedded HFS+ volume swap toggle toggle [NUMBER [FLAG]] toggle the state of FLAG on partition NUMBER unit unit UNIT set the default unit to UNIT writing HFS Master Directory Block writing HFS+ Volume Header writing per-group metadata Project-Id-Version: parted 1.7.0rc1
Report-Msgid-Bugs-To: bug-parted@gnu.org
POT-Creation-Date: 2009-12-20 11:51+0100
PO-Revision-Date: 2006-07-04 18:18+0800
Last-Translator: Wei-Lun Chao