EACCES |
Indicates that an attempt was made to open a device currently opened
in Diagnostic mode. |
EACCES |
Indicates that an attempt was made to open a diagnostic session on
a device already opened. |
EACCES |
Indicates that an attempt was made to open a device whose parent
device is currently opened in Diagnostic mode. |
EACCES |
Indicates that an attempt was made to open a diagnostic session on
a device whose child devices are already opened. |
EACCES |
Indicates that a diagnostic ioctl operation was attempted when the
device was not in Diagnostic mode. |
EACCES |
Indicates that a daemon ioctl operation was attempted by a process
other than the RAS configuration daemon, or the adapter has not been opened
by the daemon. |
EBUSY |
Indicates that the target device is reserved by another initiator. |
EBUSY |
Indicates that the other initiator may have outstanding requests
queued to the device. |
EBUSY |
Indicates that a device cannot be unconfigured if it is still in
use. |
EFAULT |
Indicates that a severe I/O error occurred during an adapter download. |
EINVAL |
Indicates that the read or write subroutine supplied an nbyte parameter
that is not an even multiple of the block size. |
EINVAL |
Indicates that an unsupported ioctl operation was attempted. |
EMEDIA |
Indicates that the target device has indicated an unrecovered media
error. |
ESOFT |
Indicates that the target device has indicated a recovered media
error. |
ENXIO |
Indicates that the ioctl subroutine supplied
an invalid parameter. |
ENXIO |
Indicates that a read or write command was attempted beyond the end of the disk. |
EIO |
Indicates that the target device cannot be located or is not responding. |
EIO |
Indicates that the target device has indicated an unrecovered hardware
error. |
EPERM |
Indicates that the attempted subroutine requires appropriate authority. |
ETIMEDOUT |
Indicates that an ioctl operation timed out. |
ENOMEM |
Indicates that there is insufficient memory to perform the request. |
ECHILD |
Indicates that there are no more asynchronous events needing processing
by the RAS configuration daemon. |