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April 15, 2006 at 1:41 pm #1638
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When TouchNet attempts to run a SHELL and it encounters a problem, an error message will display ‘Shell Out Error ->#’ followed by a Details section. The following is a list of possible errors an details:
Possible Errors:
* 1 – Error creating the swap file. This code indicates that a normal shell (non-swapping) was performed despite the failure to swap TouchNet and it’s Data.
* 2 – Swap file write error – Disk full. A normal shell was performed, despite the error.
* 3 – Error returned by the DOS ‘Exec’ Function. No shell was performed.Possible Details:
The possible details are divided into two sections – Critical Errors and Non-Critical Errors
DOS Critical Errors* 001 – Unknown unit for driver
* 002 – Drive not ready
* 003 – Unknown command given to driver
* 004 – Data error (bad CRC)
* 005 – Bad device driver request structure length
* 006 – Seek error
* 007 – Unknown media type
* 008 – Sector not found
* 009 – Printer out of paper
* 010 – Write fault
* 011 – Read fault
* 012 – General failure
* 013 – Sharing violation (DOS 3+)
* 014 – Lock violation (DOS 3+)
* 015 – Invalid disk change
* 016 – FCB unavailable (DOS 3+)
* 017 – Sharing buffer overflow (DOS 3+)
* 018 – Code page mismatch (DOS 4+)
* 019 – Out of input (DOS 4+)
* 020 – Insufficient disk space (DOS 4+)
* 255 – Write-protect error (actually DOS critical error 0)DOS Non-Critical Errors
* 101 – Function number invalid
* 102 – File not found
* 103 – Path not found
* 104 – Too many open files (no handles available)
* 105 – Access denied
* 106 – Invalid handle
* 107 – Memory control block destroyed
* 108 – Insufficient memory
* 109 – Memory block address invalid
* 110 – Environment invalid (usually < or > 32K in length)
* 111 – Format invalid
* 112 – Access code invalid
* 113 – Data invalid
* 114 – Reserved
* 115 – Invalid drive
* 116 – Attempted to remove current directory
* 117 – Not same device
* 118 – No more file (DOS 3+)
* 119 – Disk write protected
* 120 – Unknown unit
* 121 – Drive not ready
* 122 – Unknown command
* 123 – Data error (CRC)
* 124 – Bad request structure length
* 125 – Seek error
* 126 – Unknown media type (non-DOS disk)
* 127 – Sector not found
* 128 – Printer out of paper
* 129 – Write fault
* 130 – Read fault
* 131 – General failure
* 132 – Sharing violation
* 133 – Lock violation
* 134 – Disk change invalid
* 135 – FCB unavailable
* 136 – Sharing buffer overflow
* 137 – Code page mismatch (DOS 4+)
* 138 – Cannot complete file operation , out of input (DOS 4+)
* 139 – Insufficient disk space (DOS 4+)
* 140 – 149 Reserved
* 150 – Network request not supported
* 151 – Remote computer not listening
* 152 – Duplicate name on network
* 153 – Network name not found
* 154 – Network busy
* 155 – Network devic no longer exists
* 156 – Network BIOS command limit exceeded
* 157 – Network adapter hardware error
* 158 – Incorrect response from network
* 159 – Unexpected network error
* 160 – Incompatible remote adapter
* 161 – Print queue full
* 162 – Queue not full
* 163 – Not enough space to print file
* 164 – Network name was deleted
* 165 – Network: Access denied
* 166 – Network device type incorrect
* 167 – Network name not found
* 168 – Network name limit exceeded
* 169 – Network BIOS session limit exceeded
* 170 – Temporarily paused
* 171 – Nework request not accepted
* 172 – Network print/disk redirection paused
* 173 – (LANtastic) Invalid network version
* 174 – (LANtastic) Account expired
* 175 – (LANtastic) Passwork expired
* 176 – (LANtastic) Login attempt invalid at this time
* 177 – (LANtastic 3+) Disk limit exceeded on network node
* 178 – (LANtastic 3+) Not logged in to network node
* 179 – Reserved
* 180 – File exists
* 181 – Reserved
* 182 – Cannot make directory
* 183 – Fail on INT 24h
* 184 – (DOS 3+) Too many redirections
* 185 – (DOS 3+) Duplicate redirection
* 186 – (DOS 3+) Invalid password
* 187 – (DOS 3+) Invalid parameter
* 188 – (DOS 3+) Network write fault
* 189 – (DOS 4+) Function not supported on network
* 190 – (DOS 4+) Required system component not installed -
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