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On Tuesday 22 November 2005 05:12 am, Konstantin Prokazoff wrote:
> Now, have checking non-FAST handler. Have some interest moments, such as
> error codes, like:
> Short write: 0/15 (Programming error)
> Write to 137 (fdno) failed: Programming error
> Maybe server becomes overloaded? (4xE1, Xeon 3G)

Hmm, you really shouldn't be getting Programming error (EDOOFS) in userland, 
or are these messages from your driver?

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