CU Amiga Super CD-ROM 14/CU Amiga Magazine's Super CD-ROM 14 (1997)(EMAP Images)(GB)(Track 1 of 3)[!][issue 1997-09].iso/CUCD/Programming/TheGuru/DOS_Err.data

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* Dos error data, for use by Guru2.0
* By E.Lensink
* CED
*****************************************

0103
@p2
DOS ERROR:
@p1
  103: Not enough memory
@p2

PROBABLE CAUSE:
@p1
  You do not have enough free ram to
  carry out the operation.
@p2

RECOVERY SUGGESTION:
@p1
  Close all unneeded windows and stop any
  unneeded tasks, then try again. You may
  need to add more memory to your Amiga.
\

0104
@p2
DOS ERROR:
@p1
  104: Process table full
@p2

PROBABLE CAUSE:
@p1
  There is a limit to the number of
  possible processes.
@p2

RECOVERY SUGGESTION:
@p1
  Stop one or more tasks.
\

0114
@p2
DOS ERROR:
@p1
  114: Bad template
@p2

PROBABLE CAUSE:
@p1
  Incorrect command line.
@p2

RECOVERY SUGGESTION:
@p1
  Consult the program's documentation
  for the correct format.
\

0115
@p2
DOS ERROR:
@p1
  115: Bad number
@p2

PROBABLE CAUSE:
@p1
  The program was expecting a numeric
  argument.
@p2

RECOVERY SUGGESTION:
@p1
  Consult the program's documentation
  for the correct format.
\

0116
@p2
DOS ERROR:
@p1
  116: Required argument missing
@p2

PROBABLE CAUSE:
@p1
  Incorrect command line.
@p2

RECOVERY SUGGESTION:
@p1
  Consult the program's documentation
  for the correct format.
\

0117
@p2
DOS ERROR:
@p1
  117: Argument after '=' missing
@p2

PROBABLE CAUSE:
@p1
  Incorrect command line.
@p2

RECOVERY SUGGESTION:
@p1
  Consult the program's documentation
  for the correct format.
\

0118
@p2
DOS ERROR:
@p1
  118: Too many arguments
@p2

PROBABLE CAUSE:
@p1
  Incorrect command line.
@p2

RECOVERY SUGGESTION:
@p1
  Consult the program's documentation
  for the correct format.
\

0119
@p2
DOS ERROR:
@p1
  119: Unmatched quotes
@p2

PROBABLE CAUSE:
@p1
  Incorrect command line.
@p2

RECOVERY SUGGESTION:
@p1
  Consult the program's documentation
  for the correct format.
\

0120
@p2
DOS ERROR:
@p1
  120: Argument line invalid or too long
@p2

PROBABLE CAUSE:
@p1
  Your command line is incorrect or
  contains too many arguments.
@p2

RECOVERY SUGGESTION:
@p1
  Consult the program's documentation
  for the correct format.
\

0121
@p2
DOS ERROR:
@p1
  121: File is not executable
@p2

PROBABLE CAUSE:
@p1
  You misspelled the command name, or
  the file may not be a loadable
  (program or script) file.

@p2
RECOVERY SUGGESTION:
@p1
  Retype the filename and make sure
  that the file is a program file.
\

0122
@p2
DOS ERROR:
@p1
  122: Invalid resident library
@p2

PROBABLE CAUSE:
@p1
  You are trying to use commands with
  a previous version of AmigaDOS; for
  example, Version 2.0 commands with
  Version 1.3 Kickstart.
@p2

RECOVERY SUGGESTION:
@p1
  Use another Kickstart.
\

0202
@p2
DOS ERROR:
@p1
  202: Object is in use
@p2

PROBABLE CAUSE:
@p1
  The specified file or directory
  already has a Lock() on it.
@p2

RECOVERY SUGGESTION:
@p1
  Stop the application that is using the
  file or directory, then try again.
\

0203
@p2
DOS ERROR:
@p1
  203: Object already exists
@p2

PROBABLE CAUSE:
@p1
  The name that you specified already
  belongs to another file or directory.
@p2

RECOVERY SUGGESTION:
@p1
  Use another name, or delete the
  existing file, then try again.
\

0204
@p2
DOS ERROR:
@p1
  204: Directory not found
@p2

PROBABLE CAUSE:
@p1
  AmigaDOS cannot find the directory
  you specified. You may have made
  a typing or spelling error.

@p2
RECOVERY SUGGESTION:
@p1
  Check the directory name and reissue
  the command.
\

0205
@p2
DOS ERROR:
@p1
  205: Object not found

@p2
PROBABLE CAUSE:
@p1
  AmigaDOS cannot find the file or
  device you specified. You may have
  made a typing or spelling error.

@p2
RECOVERY SUGGESTION:
@p1
  Check the filename or the device
  name and reissue the command.
\

0206
@p2
DOS ERROR:
@p1
  206: Invalid window description
@p2

PROBABLE CAUSE:
@p1
  This error occurs when specifying a
  window size for the Output Window
  You may have made the window too big
  or too small, or ommitted an argument.
@p2

RECOVERY SUGGESTION:
@p1
  Reissue the window specification.
\

0209
@p2
DOS ERROR:
@p1
  209: Packet request type unknown
@p2

PROBABLE CAUSE:
@p1
  You have asked a device handler
  to attempt an operation it cannot do.
@p2

RECOVERY SUGGESTION:
@p1
  Check the request code passed to
  device handlers for the appropriate
  response.
\

0210
@p2
DOS ERROR:
@p1
  210: Object name invalid
@p2

PROBABLE CAUSE:
@p1
  There is an invalid character in the
  filename or the filename is too long.
@p2

RECOVERY SUGGESTION:
@p1
  Retype the name, being sure not to
  use any invalid characters, or
  exceed the maximum length.
\

0211
@p2
DOS ERROR:
@p1
  211: Invalid object lock
@p2

PROBABLE CAUSE:
@p1
  You have used something that is not
  a valid lock.
@p2

RECOVERY SUGGESTION:
@p1
  Check that your code only passes valid
  locks to AmigaDOS calls that expect
  locks.
\

0212
@p2
DOS ERROR:
@p1
  212: Object not of required type
@p2

PROBABLE CAUSE:
@p1
  You may have specified a filename for
  an operation that requires a
  directory name, or vice versa.

@p2
RECOVERY SUGGESTION:
@p1
  Consult the documentation for the
  correct command format.
\

0213
@p2
DOS ERROR:
@p1
  213: Disk not validated
@p2

PROBABLE CAUSE:
@p1
  The disk is corrupt.

@p2
RECOVERY SUGGESTION:
@p1
  If you've just inserted the disk, wait
  for the validation process to finish.
  If that doesn't work you may have to
  use DISKDOCTOR.
\

0214
@p2
DOS ERROR:
@p1
  214: Disk is write-protected
@p2

PROBABLE CAUSE:
@p1
  The plastic tab is in the
  write-protect position.

@p2
RECOVERY SUGGESTION:
@p1
  If you're certain you want to write to
  that particular disk, deprotect it.
  Otherwise, use a different disk.
\

0215
@p2
DOS ERROR:
@p1
  215: Rename across devices attempted
@p2

PROBABLE CAUSE:
@p1
  RENAME only changes a filename on the
  same volume.

@p2
RECOVERY SUGGESTION:
@p1
  Use the MOVE command instead. (PD)
\

0216
@p2
DOS ERROR:
@p1
  216: Directory not empty
@p2

PROBABLE CAUSE:
@p1
  This error occurs if you attempt to
  delete a directory that contains
  files or subdirectories.

@p2
RECOVERY SUGGESTION:
@p1
  Use the ALL option of DELETE.
\

0217
@p2
DOS ERROR:
@p1
  217: Too many levels
@p2

PROBABLE CAUSE:
@p1
  You've exceeded the limit of 15 soft
  links.

@p2
RECOVERY SUGGESTION:
@p1
  Reduce the number of soft links.
\

0218
@p2
DOS ERROR:
@p1
  218: Device (or volume) not mounted
@p2

PROBABLE CAUSE:
@p1
  the device has not been mounted with
  the MOUNT command.

@p2
RECOVERY SUGGESTION:
@p1
  Insert the correct disk, check the
  spelling of the device name, mount the
  device, or revise your MountList file.
\

0219
@p2
DOS ERROR:
@p1
  219: Seek error
@p2

PROBABLE CAUSE:
@p1
  You have attempted to call SEEK with
  invalid arguments.

@p2
RECOVERY SUGGESTION:
@p1
  Make sure that you only SEEK within
  the file. You cannot SEEK outside the
  bounds of the file.
\

0220
@p2
DOS ERROR:
@p1
  220: Comment is too long
@p2

PROBABLE CAUSE:
@p1
  Your filenote has exceeded the maximum
  number of chatacters (79).

@p2
RECOVERY SUGGESTION:
@p1
  Use a shorter comment.
\

0221
@p2
DOS ERROR:
@p1
  221: Disk is full

@p2
PROBABLE CAUSE:
@p1
  There is not enough room on the disk
  to perform the requested operation.

@p2
RECOVERY SUGGESTION:
@p1
  Delete some unnecessary files or
  directories, or use a different disk.
\

0222
@p2
DOS ERROR:
@p1
  222: Object is protected from deletion

@p2
PROBABLE CAUSE:
@p1
  The d (deletable) protection bit of
  the file or directory is clear.

@p2
RECOVERY SUGGESTION:
@p1
  If you are certain that you want to
  delete the file or directory, use
  PROTECT to set the d bit.
\

0223
@p2
DOS ERROR:
@p1
  223: File is write protected

@p2
PROBABLE CAUSE:
@p1
  The w (writeable) protection bit of
  the file is clear.

@p2
RECOVERY SUGGESTION:
@p1
  If you are certain that you want to
  overwrite the file, use PROTECT to
  set the w bit.
\

0224
@p2
DOS ERROR:
@p1
  224: File is read protected
@p2

PROBABLE CAUSE:
@p1
  The r (readable) protection bit of
  the file is clear.

@p2
RECOVERY SUGGESTION:
@p1
  Use PROTECT to set the r bit of the
  file.
\

0225
@p2
DOS ERROR:
@p1
  225: Not a valid DOS disk

@p2
PROBABLE CAUSE:
@p1
  The disk in the drive is not an
  AmigaDOS disk, it has not been
  formatted, or it is corrupt.

@p2
RECOVERY SUGGESTION:
@p1
  If the disk has not been formatted,
  use FORMAT to do so.
\

0226
@p2
DOS ERROR:
@p1
  226: No disk in drive
@p2

PROBABLE CAUSE:
@p1
  The disk is not properly inserted
  in the specified drive.

@p2
RECOVERY SUGGESTION:
@p1
  Insert the appropriate disk in the
  specified drive.
\

0232
@p2
DOS ERROR:
@p1
  232: No more entries in directory

@p2
PROBABLE CAUSE:
@p1
  This indicates that the AmigaDOS call
  EXNEXT has no more entries in the
  directory you are examining.
@p2

RECOVERY SUGGESTION:
@p1
  Stop calling EXNEXT.
\

0233
@p2
DOS ERROR:
@p1
  233: Object is soft link
@p2

PROBABLE CAUSE:
@p1
  You tried to perform an operation on a
  soft link that should only be
  performed on a file or directory.
@p2

RECOVERY SUGGESTION:
@p1
  AmigaDOS retries the operation.
\