$  Copyright(c) 2002-2003 Sun Microsystems, Inc. All rights reserved.
$  Use is subject to license terms.

$ #ident  "@(#)libvtsem.msg  1.5  05/12/06  SMI"

$ For ECC error monitor:
$ *     VERBOSE 1 - 299 
$ *     INFO    2000 - 2199
$ *     WARNING 4000 - 4199
$ *     ERROR   6000 - 6199
$ *     FATAL   8000 - 8199

10 INFO: Reading config file %s  \n

2000 INFO:  Ecc error monitor support not available for %s \n


4000 WARNING: Syntax error in Error monitor config file %s ignored\n

4001 WARNING: Shutting down Error Monitor.

4002 WARNING: Retrying to open log driver ...

4003 WARNING: Software error encountered while processing /var/fm/fmd/errlog\n\
     Additional-Information: %s\n


6000 ERROR: Internal Error. Unrecognized option found during register\n\
            of monitoring error messages has been ignored.\n

6001 ERROR: Attempt to create new thread failed. Potential memory\n\
            allocation or other resources problem encountered.

6002 ERROR: Attempt to open log driver failed. Potential memory\n\
            allocation or other resources problem encountered.\n

6003 ERROR: Internal Software Error: Failed OS call: %s \n\
          Potential memory or other resources problem encountered.\n\
          Additional Error Information: %s \n
 
6004 ERROR: Internal Software Error: Call to kvm_open() failed.\n\
     Memory ECC error monitoring capability may be unavailable.\n\
     Potential memory allocation or other resources problem encountered.\n

6005 ERROR: Internal Software Error: Symbol %s not found in kernel image.\n\
     Memory ECC error monitoring capability may be unavailable.\n\
     Potential memory allocation or other resources problem encountered.\n

6006 ERROR: Internal Software Error: Unexpected kstat library version found.\n\
     Memory ECC error monitoring capability may be unavailable.\n

6007 ERROR: Internal Software Error: Could not load (dlopen) library %s\n\
         Error monitoring capability may be unavailable.\n

6008 ERROR: Internal Software Error: Could not find symbol %s in library %s\n\
         Some error monitoring capability will be unavailable.\n

