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Subject:	write() or read() returning ENOENT status
Date:	Tue, 22 Aug 2006 19:03:06 -0500
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From:	"Loh, Joe" <joel AT pivot3 DOT com>
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Can anyone tell us what Windows error status gets mapped as ENOENT
return status for wite() or read() system calls?  We have a test program
that runs for hours, sometimes days doing constant I/O to an iSCSI
volume and sporadically we will get an ENOENT return status from either
the write() or read() system calls. 

Thank you in advance.

Joe

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