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Action<br />
Many developers have found that third party software (such as Purify) can help<br />
identify memory leaks in their applications. If you suspect that you have a memory<br />
leak, you can use sar(1) to check on the Kernel Memory Allocation (KMA). Any<br />
driver or module that uses KMA resources, but does not specifically return the<br />
resources before it exits, can create a memory leak.<br />
See Also<br />
For more information on memory leaks, see the section on monitoring system<br />
activity in the System Administration Guide, Volume II. If you are using the<br />
AnswerBook, "displaying disk usage" is a good search <strong>string</strong>. Also, see the section on<br />
system resource problems in the NIS+ and FNS Administration Guide.<br />
Message too long<br />
Cause<br />
A message sent on a transport provider was larger than the internal message buffer<br />
or some other network limit.<br />
Technical Notes<br />
The symbolic name for this error is EMSGSIZE, errno=97.<br />
mount: /dev/dsk/<strong>string</strong> is already<br />
mounted, /<strong>string</strong> is busy, or...<br />
Cause<br />
While trying to mount a filesystem, the mount(1M) command received a "Device<br />
busy" (EBUSY) error code. There are several possible reasons: this /dev/dsk<br />
filesystem is already mounted on a different directory, the busy path name is the<br />
working directory of an active process, or the system has exceeded its maximum<br />
number of mount points (unlikely).<br />
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