Open System Services NFS Management and Operations Guide

MNT1 Errors
MNT1 Error 2
No such directory. The specified mount point does not exist.
Cause
The directory specified as the mount point for the fileset does not exist.
Effect
Attempted operation fails.
Recovery
Corrective action is application-dependent. If you are attempting to unmount a fileset, this error
can be ignored. Otherwise, the pathname and directory structure should be examined to ensure
that the name is correct (that is, that all pathname components exist). Because mount points are
resolved relative to the current structure of the subsystem (which servers are started and which
filesets are mounted on which directories), the error can occur either because the directory is
absent from the subsystem as it is currently configured or because the pathname is malformed.
MNT1 Error 5
I/O error. An I/O error occurred during the requested operation.
Cause
An I/O error occurred during the requested operation.
Effect
I/O operation fails.
Recovery
Follow the recommended recovery procedure for the returned file-system error, as described in
the Guardian Procedure Errors and Messages Manual.
MNT1 Error 6
No such device or address. An I/O operation was attempted to a server
that was inaccessible.
Cause
An error occurred when your application attempted to perform a mount operation requiring I/O
to a server. Either the root server has not been started or an attempt was made to access a fileset
that was inaccessible due to a processor or network failure.
Effect
Attempted operation fails.
Recovery
If the root server has not been started, start the root server. Otherwise, follow the recommended
recovery procedure for the returned file-system error, as described in the Guardian Procedure
Errors and Messages Manual.
MNT1 Error 12
Not enough memory. Insufficient memory was available to satisfy the
request.
Cause
This error has two possible causes:
• An error occurred when the subsystem attempted to perform dynamic memory allocation.
This error occurs when either the maximum limit of memory pool size is reached or insufficient
disk space is available to allow for the expansion of the underlying swap volume.
• A statically allocated internal table is full.
MNT1 Errors 91