Sun Microsystems 3.2 manual Error Message, From Meaning, Pitc

TABLE 3-1Error Messages for the Sun StorEdge Availability Suite 3.2 Software (Continued)

Error Message From Meaning

Join failed

List failed

local tag "<ltag>" is longer than CFG_MAX_BUF (x)

Master and bitmap are the same device

Master and shadow are the same device

Master volume is already an overflow volume

PITC	Could not join shadow volume back to the set. Possible
	errors:
	EFAULT: The kernel module tried to read out-of-
	bounds. File a bug against iiadm.
	ENOMEM: The kernel module ran out of memory.
	DSW_EEMPTY: A volume was missing on the command
	line.
	DSW_ENOTFOUND: The set could not be found in the
	kernel.
	DSW_ENOTEXPORTED: The set to which the user is
	trying to join the volume is not in the exported state.
	DSW_EINVALBMP: The bitmap volume is not big
	enough to handle the master volume.
	DSW_ERSRVFAIL: The kernel module was unable to
	access the bitmap volume.
	DSW_EOPEN: The kernel module was unable to access
	the shadow volume.
PITC	Could not get a list of volumes from the kernel.
	Possible errors:
	EFAULT: The kernel module tried to read out-of-
	bounds. File a bug against iiadm.
	ENOMEM: The kernel module ran out of memory when
	attempting to perform the operation.
RM	The l.<hostname> tag generated for the ctag to use
	to mark the remote mirror set as local is too long. This
	results if a long host name is returned from the call to
	uname.
PITC	During an enable operation, iiadm discovered that the
	master volume and the bitmap volume are the same.
PITC	During an enable operation, iiadm discovered that the
	master volume and the shadow volume are the same
PITC	During an enable operation, iiadm discovered that the
	volume specified as the master is already in use as an
	overflow volume.

Master volume is not a character	PITC	During an enable operation, iiadm discovered that the
device		master volume is a block device and not a character or
		raw device.
master volume name must start with	PITC	The master volume must exist in the /dev directory
/dev		tree.
Memory allocation error	PITC	iiadm ran out of memory.

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