Update was terminated - Class PO - Number 366 - Device ARCH does not exist

Dear Gurus,
We are using Automatic PO generation through ME59, we also applied one SAP note to pick the custom document type through ME59 (normally the system pick NB as standard document)
In MN05 - if i set as default output type 1 - print ( then the document is generating with the correct document with correct number range)
But if i set in MN05 - default output as 2 - fax ( then i am getting this Update was terminated - Class PO - Number 366 - Device ARCH does not exist).
Please advice
Regards
RS

Dear Friend,
Output determination for fax is not done properly. check the device connnectivity.
SPRo>>Maintain Message type of PO
For the particular document type - i have removed the default PO Print out settings - now its working fine. Is this the right way?
Please advice
RS

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3/ The major number for SCSI based drives, or those that your OS treats as SCSI, is 8.
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http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=36468
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