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STATUS_LOG_BLOCK_VERSION
STATUS_LOG_BLOCK_VERSION indicates that CLFS cannot accept the version associated with a log I/O block. Before the records inside a block can be scanned, CLFS must be able to interpret the block as part of the physical log format.
This status is more specific than STATUS_LOG_BLOCK_INVALID. A block can be invalid for many structural reasons; a block-version result isolates the format-version check. It is also distinct from STATUS_LOG_SECTOR_PARITY_INVALID, which points to sector integrity rather than format interpretation.
Avoid format-guessing repairs
- Record the Windows build, CLFS client, log origin, and any migration or restore path that produced the log set.
- Keep the base log and containers together when comparing against a known-good copy or supported restore source.
- Do not alter version bytes to force a read; that can turn an identifiable compatibility issue into an unrecoverable integrity problem.
References
- Microsoft: CLFS stable storage
- Microsoft: CLFS API reference
- Microsoft Open Specifications: NTSTATUS values
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