Where can I find a list of DOS errror numbers? Or, does anyone know
what error 12 is?
Space Sim starts out ok, but after a short while it blows away with
the Error 12, back to an otherwise blank screen. This donesn't happen
at any particular place in the game, in fact, when my husband tried to
see where it happened, it never did. Of course, my husband doesn;t
really know how to play Space Sim & he crashed into the moon rather
quickly.
TIA
> Values for extended error code:
> 01h function number invalid
> 02h file not found
> [etc.]
I suspect that the original poster is reporting EMM386 errors, not
DOS error numbers which are almost never seen by the end user. EMM386
errors are seen all too frequently...
Here's the list:
EMM386 Exception Error Codes and their meanings.
Code Meaning
---- -------
0 Divide error
1 Debugger interrupt
2 Nonmaskable interrupt
3 Breakpoint
4 Overflow interrupt
5 Array boundary violation
6 Invalid opcode
7 Coprocessor not available
8 Double fault
9 Coprocessor segment overrun
10 Invalid task state segment
11 Segment not present
12 Stack exception
13 General protection violation
14 Page fault
16 Coprocessor error
Joe Morris / MITRE
Here's one. Together with PARSE, I/O, CRITICAL and FATAL errors.
Don't get too depressed :)
1 PARSE error - Too many parameters
2 PARSE error - Required parameter missing
3 PARSE error - Invalid switch
4 PARSE error - Invalid keyword
6 PARSE error - Parameter value not in allowed range
7 PARSE error - Parameter value not allowed
8 PARSE error - Parameter value not allowed
9 PARSE error - Parameter format not correct
10 PARSE error - Invalid parameter
11 PARSE error - Invalid parameter combination
1 DOS error - Bad function
2 DOS error - File Not Found
3 DOS error - Path Not Found
4 DOS error - Too many open files
5 DOS error - File access Denied
6 DOS error - Invalid File Handle
7 DOS error - Memory destroyed
8 DOS error - Out of memory
9 DOS error - Bad memory block
10 DOS error - Bad environment
11 DOS error - Bad format
12 DOS error - Invalid File access code
13 DOS error - Invalid data
14 DOS error - Internal DOS error
15 DOS error - Invalid Drive Number
16 DOS error - Cannot remove current directory
17 DOS error - Cannot Rename across drives (or "Not same device")
18 DOS error - File not found
19 DOS error - Disk is write protected
20 DOS error - Bad disk unit
21 DOS error - Drive not ready--close door
22 DOS error - Bad disk command
23 DOS error - Data error
24 DOS error - Bad call format
25 DOS error - Seek error
26 DOS error - Non-DOS disk
27 DOS error - Sector not found
28 DOS error - Out of paper
29 DOS error - Write error
30 DOS error - Read error
31 DOS error - General failure
32 DOS error - Sharing violation
33 DOS error - Lock violation
34 DOS error - Invalid disk change
35 DOS error - FCB unavailable
36 DOS error - Sharing buffer overflow
40 DOS error - Not ready
41 DOS error - File allocation table bad
50 DOS error - Invalid net request
51 DOS error - Remote computer not listening
52 DOS error - Duplicate name on net
53 DOS error - Net name not found
54 DOS error - Net busy
55 DOS error - Net device no longer exists
56 DOS error - NetBIOS command limit exceeded
57 DOS error - Net adapter hardware error
58 DOS error - Bad response from net
59 DOS error - Unexpected net error
60 DOS error - Incompatible remote adapter
61 DOS error - Print queue full
62 DOS error - Queue not full
63 DOS error - No room for print file
64 DOS error - Net name was deleted
65 DOS error - Access denied
66 DOS error - Net device type incorrect
67 DOS error - Net name not found
68 DOS error - Net name limit exceeded
69 DOS error - NetBIOS session limit exceeded
70 DOS error - Temporarily paused
71 DOS error - Net request not accepted
72 DOS error - Redirection is paused
80 DOS error - File exists
82 DOS error - Can't make directory entry
83 DOS error - Fail on INT 24
84 DOS error - Too many redirections
85 DOS error - Duplicate redirection
86 DOS error - Invalid password
87 DOS error - Invalid parameter
88 DOS error - Net device fault
100 I/O error - Disk read error
101 I/O error - Disk write error
102 I/O error - File not assigned
103 I/O error - File not open
104 I/O error - File not open for input
105 I/O error - File not open for output
106 I/O error - Invalid numberic format
150 CRITICAL error - Disk is write-protected
151 CRITICAL error - Unknown unit!
152 CRITICAL error - Drive not ready!
153 CRITICAL error - Unknown command
154 CRITICAL error - CRC error in data
155 CRITICAL error - Bad drive request structure length!
156 CRITICAL error - Disk seek error
157 CRITICAL error - Unknown media type
158 CRITICAL error - Sector not found
159 CRITICAL error - Printer out of paper
160 CRITICAL error - Device write fault
161 CRITICAL error - Device read fault
162 CRITICAL error - Hardware Failure
200 FATAL error - Division by zero
201 FATAL error - Range check error
202 FATAL error - Stack overflow error
203 FATAL error - Heap overflow error
204 FATAL error - Invalid pointer operation
205 FATAL error - Floating-Point overflow
206 FATAL error - Floating-Point underflow
207 FATAL error - Invalid Floating-point operation
208 FATAL error - Overlay manager not installed
209 FATAL error - Overlay file read error
210 FATAL error - Object not initialized
211 FATAL error - Call to abstract method
212 FATAL error - Stream registration error
213 FATAL error - Collection index out of range
214 FATAL error - Collection overflow error
jlc
>Where can I find a list of DOS errror numbers? Or, does anyone know
>what error 12 is?
>Space Sim starts out ok, but after a short while it blows away with
>the Error 12, back to an otherwise blank screen. This donesn't happen
In any troubleshooting, it is pretty useful to get the EXACT error
message. There is no "Dos Error 12" as such, I suspect what you are
getting is an Exception Error 12. This is an error message generated
by EMM386.EXE when it receives a "distress signal" from the CPU,
indicating that a Stack Exception has occurred. A stack exception is
caused by the machine running out of stackspace to handle interrupts.
The workaround is to give your system more stackspace by using the
STACKS command in CONFIG.SYS. Start with a line like STACKS=9,256. If
that doesn't fix it, try STACKS=18,256 or even STACKS=18,512. For more
info about the STACKS command, see the on-line help:
C:\>help stacks
Hope this helps
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Andrew McLaren, Camperdown NSW Australia