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
Shadow	group	%s is suspended	PITC	The user attempted to perform a copy or update
				operation on a group with one or more suspended sets.
				The %s parameter identifies the first set found in the
				group that is suspended.
Shadow	group	suspended	PITC	The user attempted to perform a copy or update
				operation on a suspended set.
Shadow volume is already an			PITC	During an enable operation, iiadm discovered that the
overflow volume				volume specified as the shadow volume is already in
				use as an attached overflow volume.
Shadow	volume	is already configured	PITC	During an enable operation, iiadm discovered that the
				volume specified as the shadow volume is already in
				use as a shadow for a different master volume.
Shadow Volume is currently mounted			PITC	iiadm could not disable the set because the shadow
and dependent		on the master volume		volume is mounted and part of an independent set and
				the copy has not yet completed.
Shadow volume is mounted, unmount			PITC	During an enable operation, iiadm discovered that the
it first				volume specified as the shadow volume is currently
				mounted.
Shadow volume is not a character			PITC	During an enable operation, iiadm discovered that the
device				shadow volume is a block device and not a character
				or a raw device.

shadow volume name must start with /dev

Shadow volume not in a disk group

Size of Primary %s:%s(%s) must be less than or equal to size of Secondary %s:%s(%s)

SNDR: can’t stat <vol>

PITC	The shadow volume must exist in the /dev directory
	tree.
PITC	During an attach operation, iiadm determined that the
	set to which the user is attaching an overflow volume
	is neither in a cluster device group nor in a local
	(l.hostname) group.
Kernel	The user set up a remote mirror set in which the
	secondary volume is smaller than the primary volume.
	The secondary volume must be equal to or larger than
	the primary volume but the size is not checked until a
	sync is issued for the remote mirror set. The user must
	either disable the remote mirror set on the primary
	host and decrease the size of the primary volume so
	that it is equal to or smaller than the secondary
	volume, or disable the remote mirror set on the
	secondary host and increase the size of the secondary
	volume so that it is equal to or larger than the primary
	volume.
RM	The volume specified cannot be accessed by the
	system.

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