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1 | PerryLorier | 1 | !!!Link has been severed |
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3 | This is an interesting errno. the Single Unix Specification defines it as being 'Reserved', and gives no further help. The Linux source uses it in a few places for what appears to be networking related (eg: the network card has no link). Man pages around the Internet imply that it's a filesystem error -- the file could not be found because a link to the remote host is down. | ||
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5 | if you get this error, good luck, and please, let us know how you did it :) | ||
2 | JohnMcPherson | 6 | |
7 | Looking at the 2.4.12 kernel source, it happens if: | ||
3 | PerryLorier | 8 | * an [ATM] link loses its [VCC] |
9 | * A usb network device loses its network link. | ||
2 | JohnMcPherson | 10 | So the device is still working properly, it can't contact the remote end. How this is different to [EHOSTDOWN] or [EHOSTUNREACH] is not clear. |
4 | JohnMcPherson | 11 | |
12 | Perhaps the distinction is in setting up a connection versus sending data over a previously established connection that has failed? -- JohnMcPherson |