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GENERAL SYSTEM OPERATION
2.6 -- Common Error Messages
**
11
DEVICE NOT READY
Most frequently this indicates that a command
is
trying to output to the printer while the printer
is not ready.
**
12
INVALID TYPE OF
OB~ECT
FILE
Most frequently this indicates
that
an
attempt
was made to load
a
program into memory whose file
does not have the "loadable
tf
memory-image format,
e.
g.,
a source file.
** 13 INVALID LOAD ADDRESS
An attempt was made to load a program into memory
that:
1)
loads
outside
of
the
range
of
contiguous
memory established at initializationi
2)
loads over the resident operating
system;
3)
loads below hexadecimal location $20;
or 4) loads
beyond hexadecimal location
$FFFF.
**
25
INVALID FILE NAME
A
~ile
name was specified that contained a family
indicator
(*'~
that
began
with
a device name
indicator
(#)~
or that
did
not
begin
with
an
alphabetic character.
**
41
INSUFFICIENT DISK SPACE
A
command
is
trying to create a file or to write
into a file.
Upon trying to allocate
more
file
spacel
insufficient room remains on the diskette
to accommodate the space requirements.
**PROM
110
ERROR--STATUS=nn AT h DRIVE i-PSN
J
An unrecoverable error occurred while
tr~ing
to
access
the diskette.
The error status linn" is a
value returned by the diskette
controller.
The
errors
are
or
the
same
t~pe
that
cause the
initialization process to give control to 'EXbugi
however,
instead
of
beginning
with the letter
liE
II ,
the status (nn) begins with the
digit
"3".
The
second
digit
of
the
status
corresponds
directly to the diskette controller error
number
discussed
in
section
2.3.
The
liE"
has
been
replaced
by
the "3".
Thus,
status
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