48:  "address already in use",
	49:  "can't assign requested address",
	50:  "network is down",
	51:  "network is unreachable",
	52:  "network dropped connection on reset",
	53:  "software caused connection abort",
	54:  "connection reset by peer",
	55:  "no buffer space available",
	56:  "socket is already connected",
	57:  "socket is not connected",
	58:  "can't send after socket shutdown",

	serverConfig.BuildNameToCertificate()
	// First test that it *does* work when the server's key is ECDSA.
	testClientHello(t, serverConfig, clientHello)

	// Now test that switching to an RSA key causes the expected error (and
	// not an internal error about a signing failure).
	serverConfig.Certificates = testConfig.Certificates

	48:  "address already in use",
	49:  "can't assign requested address",
	50:  "network is down",
	51:  "network is unreachable",
	52:  "network dropped connection on reset",
	53:  "software caused connection abort",
	54:  "connection reset by peer",
	55:  "no buffer space available",
	56:  "socket is already connected",
	57:  "socket is not connected",
	58:  "can't send after socket shutdown",

	125: "address already in use",
	126: "cannot assign requested address",
	127: "network is down",
	128: "network is unreachable",
	129: "network dropped connection because of reset",
	130: "software caused connection abort",
	131: "connection reset by peer",
	132: "no buffer space available",
	133: "transport endpoint is already connected",
	134: "transport endpoint is not connected",

	} else {
		// The container runtime keeps state on container statuses and
		// what the container restart count is. When nodes are rebooted
		// some container runtimes clear their state which causes the
		// restartCount to be reset to 0. This causes the logfile to
		// start at 0.log, which either overwrites or appends to the
		// already existing log.
		//
		// We are checking to see if the log directory exists, and find

	} else if minimum > maxPagesPerPhysPage {
		print("runtime: min = ", minimum, "\n")
		throw("min too large")
	}
	// max may not be min-aligned, so we might accidentally truncate to
	// a max value which causes us to return a non-min-aligned value.
	// To prevent this, align max up to a multiple of min (which is always
	// a power of 2). This also prevents max from ever being less than

	98:  "address already in use",
	99:  "cannot assign requested address",
	100: "network is down",
	101: "network is unreachable",
	102: "network dropped connection on reset",
	103: "software caused connection abort",
	104: "connection reset by peer",
	105: "no buffer space available",
	106: "transport endpoint is already connected",
	107: "transport endpoint is not connected",

	48: "address already in use",
	49: "can't assign requested address",
	50: "network is down",
	51: "network is unreachable",
	52: "network dropped connection on reset",
	53: "software caused connection abort",
	54: "connection reset by peer",
	55: "no buffer space available",
	56: "socket is already connected",
	57: "socket is not connected",
	58: "can't send after socket shutdown",

	48: "address already in use",
	49: "can't assign requested address",
	50: "network is down",
	51: "network is unreachable",
	52: "network dropped connection on reset",
	53: "software caused connection abort",
	54: "connection reset by peer",
	55: "no buffer space available",
	56: "socket is already connected",
	57: "socket is not connected",
	58: "can't send after socket shutdown",

	48: "address already in use",
	49: "can't assign requested address",
	50: "network is down",
	51: "network is unreachable",
	52: "network dropped connection on reset",
	53: "software caused connection abort",
	54: "connection reset by peer",
	55: "no buffer space available",
	56: "socket is already connected",
	57: "socket is not connected",
	58: "can't send after socket shutdown",