No, but might have been an allocation error which we fixed in the meantime. The error can only come from: ENOMEM The kernel could not allocate a free page to copy filenames or data into. That's the only reason mount() can fail with ENOMEM from just glancing at the manpage. I'll take another close look at the codepath now, to make sure that there's not an obvious bug in there but otherwise I'd close and see if this happens again.
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