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PERM = Not super-user

NOENT = No such file or directory

SRCH = No such process

INTR = interrupted system call

IO = I/O error

NXIO = No such device or address

2BIG = Arg list too long

NOEXEC = Exec format error

BADF = Bad file number

CHILD = No children

AGAIN = Resource temporarily unavailable

NOMEM = Not enough core

ACCES = Permission denied

FAULT = Bad address

NOTBLK = Block device required

BUSY = Mount device busy

EXIST = File exists

XDEV = Cross-device link

NODEV = No such device

NOTDIR = Not a directory

ISDIR = Is a directory

INVAL = Invalid argument

NFILE = File table overflow

MFILE = Too many open files

NOTTY = Inappropriate ioctl for device

TXTBSY = Text file busy

FBIG = File too large

NOSPC = No space left on device

SPIPE = Illegal seek

ROFS = Read only file system

MLINK = Too many links

PIPE = Broken pipe

DOM = Math arg out of domain of func

RANGE = Math result not representable

NOMSG = No message of desired type

IDRM = Identifier removed

CHRNG = Channel number out of range

L2NSYNC = Level 2 not synchronized

L3HLT = Level 3 halted

L3RST = Level 3 reset

LNRNG = Link number out of range

UNATCH = Protocol driver not attached

NOCSI = No CSI structure available

L2HLT = Level 2 halted

DEADLK = Deadlock condition.

NOLCK = No record locks available.

CANCELED = Operation canceled

NOTSUP = Operation not supported

DQUOT = Disc quota exceeded

BADE = invalid exchange

BADR = invalid request descriptor

XFULL = exchange full

NOANO = no anode

BADRQC = invalid request code

BADSLT = invalid slot

DEADLOCK = file locking deadlock error

BFONT = bad font file fmt

UNUSED58 = not defined

UNUSED59 = not defined

NOSTR = Device not a stream

NODATA = no data (for no delay io)

TIME = timer expired

NOSR = out of streams resources

NONET = Machine is not on the network

NOPKG = Package not installed

REMOTE = The object is remote

NOLINK = the link has been severed

ADV = advertise error

SRMNT = srmount error

COMM = Communication error on send

PROTO = Protocol error

UNISED72 = undefined

UNISED73 = undefined

MULTIHOP = multihop attempted

UNISED75 = undefined

UNISED76 = undefined

BADMSG = trying to read unreadable message

NAMETOOLONG = path name is too long

OVERFLOW = value too large to be stored in data type

NOTUNIQ = given log. name not unique

BADFD = f.d. invalid for this operation

REMCHG = Remote address changed

LIBACC = Can't access a needed shared lib.

LIBBAD = Accessing a corrupted shared lib.

LIBSCN = .lib section in a.out corrupted.

LIBMAX = Attempting to link in too many libs.

LIBEXEC = Attempting to exec a shared library.

ILSEQ = Illegal byte sequence.

NOSYS = Unsupported file system operation

LOOP = Symbolic link loop

RESTART = Restartable system call

STRPIPE = if pipe/FIFO, don't sleep in stream head

NOTEMPTY = directory not empty

USERS = Too many users (for UFS)

NOTSOCK = Socket operation on non-socket

DESTADDRREQ = Destination address required

MSGSIZE = Message too long

PROTOTYPE = Protocol wrong type for socket

NOPROTOOPT = Protocol not available

UNUSED100 = undefined

UNUSED101 = undefined

UNUSED102 = undefined

UNUSED103 = undefined

UNUSED104 = undefined

UNUSED105 = undefined

UNUSED106 = undefined

UNUSED107 = undefined

UNUSED108 = undefined

UNUSED109 = undefined

UNUSED110 = undefined

UNUSED111 = undefined

UNUSED112 = undefined

UNUSED113 = undefined

UNUSED114 = undefined

UNUSED115 = undefined

UNUSED116 = undefined

UNUSED117 = undefined

UNUSED118 = undefined

UNUSED119 = undefined

PROTONOSUPPORT = Protocol not supported

SOCKTNOSUPPORT = Socket type not supported

OPNOTSUPP = Operation not supported on socket

PFNOSUPPORT = Protocol family not supported

AFNOSUPPORT = Address family not supported by protocol family

ADDRINUSE = Address already in use

ADDRNOTAVAIL = Can't assign requested address operational errors

NETDOWN = Network is down

NETUNREACH = Network is unreachable

NETRESET = Network dropped connection because of reset

CONNABORTED = Software caused connection abort

CONNRESET = Connection reset by peer

NOBUFS = No buffer space available

ISCONN = Socket is already connected

NOTCONN = Socket is not connected

XENIX135 = XENIX 135

XENIX136 = XENIX 136

XENIX137 = XENIX 137

XENIX138 = XENIX 138

XENIX139 = XENIX 139

XENIX140 = XENIX 140

XENIX141 = XENIX 141

XENIX142 = XENIX 142

SHUTDOWN = Can't send after socket shutdown

TOOMANYREFS = Too many references: can't splice

TIMEDOUT = Connection timed out

CONNREFUSED = Connection refused

HOSTDOWN = Host is down

HOSTUNREACH = No route to host

ALREADY = operation already in progress

INPROGRESS = operation now in progress

STALE = Stale NFS file handle