The hpvmdevtranslate command creates ERROR
messages for all devices used by guests that have WWID set to WWID_NULL.
This message indicates that no translation could be done. These ERROR
messages can often be ignored, because they relate to devices like
network adapters (lan0, lan1) or vswitches (localnet, hostnet) that
have no unique identifiers.
However, when these ERROR messages reference device backing
storage items like a disk, volume, file, or directory; check to see
if they really do reference the correct device, volume, file, or directory.
If they do not, then the guest that uses these devices might not be
fully functional. The following are example ERROR messages:
# ERROR: No mapping for device /var/opt/hfs_1_system/file_1500 with wwid WWID_NULL
# ERROR: No mapping for device /var/opt/hfs_1_system/file_500 with wwid WWID_NULL
# ERROR: No mapping for device /hfs_0_system/file_500 with wwid WWID_NULL
# ERROR: No mapping for device /hfs_0_system/file_1500 with wwid WWID_NULL
# ERROR: No mapping for device lan0 with wwid WWID_NULL
# ERROR: No mapping for device myswitch with wwid WWID_NULL
# ERROR: No mapping for device localnet with wwid WWID_NULL
# ERROR: No mapping for device lan1 with wwid WWID_NULL
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