This category of identifiers contains the following error labels:
VCA INITZ VCA INTR1 VCA INTR2
VCA INTR3 VCA INTR4 VCA IOCTL1
VCA IOCTL2 VCA MEM
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Error Description: HOST INDEPENDENT INITIALIZATION FAILED
This error indicates that a hardware problem was detected during the voice control adapter (VCA) card's configuration.
Line Number | The line number in the source code where the error was logged. |
Detecting Module | The name of the source code function that logged the error. |
Failing Module | The name of the source code function where the error occurred. |
Return Code | The return code sent to the user from the perror subroutine. The error definition may be found in the /usr/include/sys/perror.h file. |
Error Description: INTERRUPT HANDLER REGISTRATION CODE FAILED
This error is caused by a failure in the intr_enable and i_init kernel services. This failure prevents the interrupt handler from being properly installed, but the voice control adapter device driver still functions.
Refer to Detail Data under VCA INITZ.
Error Description: UNEXPECTED INTERRUPT
This error is caused by a hardware failure. The card is creating unexpected interrupts.
Refer to Detail Data under VCA INITZ.
Error Description: INVALID INTERRUPT
This error is caused by hardware sending interrupts to the wrong track.
Refer to Detail Data under VCA INITZ.
Error Description: INTERRUPT TIMED OUT
This error is caused by hardware not sending an interrupt when an interrupt was expected.
Refer to Detail Data under VCA INITZ.
Error Description: INVALID IOCTL REQUEST
This error indicates that the user tried to issue an IOCtl request that is not supported by the device driver.
Refer to Detail Data under VCA INITZ.
Error Description: INVALID IOCTL RESPONSE
This error indicates that the user tried to issue an IOCtl request that did not have the required permissions.
Refer to Detail Data under VCA INITZ.
Error Description: FAILED PINNING MEMORY
This error indicates that the VCA device driver could not pin either the current_vca structure or the bottom half of the driver during installation.
Refer to Detail Data under VCA INITZ.