You might wish to check your controller for any device errors.  This usually 
refers to either a bad drive or bad SCSI controller, if you're running SCSI...

What's your system config?  You never mentioned that part of the equation...

Carter
Ext. 5711
cfowler AT city.london.on DOT ca
 
 

-----Original Message-----
From: prymwid AT TIAA-CREF DOT ORG 
Sent: 2002-08-27 9:21 AM
To: NETWORKER AT LISTMAIL.TEMPLE DOT EDU; prymwid AT TIAA-CREF DOT ORG
Subject: nsrjb: SYSTEM error: I/O error

HI everyone,
Did anyone come across situation when issuing command  nsrjb (with any
option) would produce

nsrjb: SYSTEM error: I/O error

Issue nsrjb command again and you get the right output.


Peter Rymwid

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