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Error Message | From | Meaning |
unable to obtain unique set id for | RM | Lookup of the set ID in the configuration database for |
<shost>:<svol> |
| this set has failed. |
Unable to open bitmap file <vol> | RM | The volume specified for the bitmap could not be |
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| opened. The volume might not exist or is already in |
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| use by another program. |
Unable to open %s:%s
Unable to parse config file
Unable to read the bitmap file, read returned <X> instead of <Y>
Unable to register %s
Kernel The data volume for the set on the local host cannot be opened by the remote mirror software, for one of the following reasons:
•The volume requested does not exist or is inaccessible.
•The volume is already in use as a remote mirror or
PITC | iiadm attempted to access the configuration file |
| dscfg, but could not do so. This indicates a problem |
| with the configuration, and might require either |
| restoring the configuration file or reinstalling the Sun |
| StorEdge Availability Suite software. |
RM | Bitmap could not be read correctly. |
Kernel | The remote mirror software could not use the volume |
| requested. Verify that the volume exists, is accessible, |
| and is not in an error state. |
unable to remove "<set>" from | RM | An error has occurred that prevents the remote mirror |
configuration storage: <error> |
| software from removing the set from the configuration |
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| database. |
Unable to set locking on the configuration
unable to store unique set id for <shost>:<svol>
unable to update autosync value in config for SNDR set <shost>:<svol>
PITC | iiadm needs to lock the configuration file for reading |
| or writing, but was unable to do so. |
RM | The set ID for the set being enabled could not be |
| added to the configuration database. |
RM | Autosync could not be turned on for the remote mirror |
| set in the configuration database because of an error |
| writing to the configuration database. |
Unexpected return from | PITC | File a bug for iiadm. |
check_cluster() |
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