If the process was not interrupted when this error was generated,
scan your catalog listing in /usr/lib/edge/lists/LAST_Master
for the occurences of the words edge:,
WARNING:, or failed.
Then do an ls -lb on the directory in question. An ls -lb
will take a listing of the directory and print all non graphic
characters in the \ddd notation (in octal). It is possible that
a file was created by a user who used the cursor keys rather
than the backspace key to correct mistakes.
Such a file would appear
to be normal in a
listing (ex: /u/acct/user/letter.2u), but when listed
under an ls -lb appear as /u/acct/usr/lettir\033[D\033\[Der.2u,
this is sufficient to cause an error 11 on your backup or verify.
Another possibility is that the file system itself is corrupted,
and is pointing BackupEDGE to the wrong area on the drive. If this is
suspected, shutdown system to single user mode and execute a
fsck -y on the file system to attempt to clean
any inconsistencies.
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