Too many bad blocks defined...redirection table overflow.

        Occurs on:  SFT II and TTS.

        Meaning:  This error is generated as the REMIRROR console
                  command is used to remirror a drive.  The new mirror
                  drive's redirection area is automatically being
                  rebuilt because it was found to be corrupt.  This
                  error message is displayed if a drive contains more
                  bad blocks in the bad block table (created by
                  COMPSURF) than the redirection table can hold.  This
                  is not a fatal error.  However, the current remirror
                  process will be aborted.

        Cause:  This problem could be caused by having created the disk
                redirection area smaller than the number of bad blocks
                on the disk as indicated by the COMPSURF utility.  If
                the number of bad blocks on the drive is excessive, this
                is an indication that the disk drive is having problems
                and should be repaired or replaced.

        Solution:  If the disk redirection area is extremely small, it
                   can be enlarged by using the PREPARE utility.  The
                   default size for the disk redirection area is
                   approximately two percent of the total disk capacity.
                   Unless the redirection area is extremely small,
                   enlarging it should be considered only a temporary
                   solution until the drive can be replaced.  It may be
                   necessary to enlarge the redirection areas of both
                   mirror drives before they can be remirrored.