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Appendix E MS-DOS Message Directory
List output
is
not assigned
to
a device
[Print)
• When
you
first
type the Print
command,
MS·DOS
asks
you
what
device
you
want
to specify as a printer. This message appears
if
Print is
set
up
for
a device
that
does
not
exist.
Lock violation reading (or writing) drive x:
[MS·DOS)
• This is a device error. See
Appendix
D,
"Disk
and
Device
Errors."
x lost cluster(s) found in y chains
Convert lost chains
to
files (YIN)?
[Chkdsk)
• Chkdsk displays this message
if
it
finds
information
on
the
disk
that
isn't allocated properly
in
the disk's File Allocation
Table.
If you type Y in response
to
this
prompt,
chkdsk
recovers
the
lost blocks it found
when
checking
the
disk
Chkdsk
then
creates
a
proper
directory
entry
and a file for
each
lost chain
with
the
filename
of
the
form: filennnn. chk.
If
you did
not
specify
the
If
switch,
chkdsk
displays:
"x
bytes
would
be
freed." If you type N,
chkdsk
frees
the
lost blocks so that
they
can
be
reallocated
and
does
not
recover
any data that was in
those
lost blocks.
If
you
did
not
specify
the
If
switch,
chkdsk
does
nothing.
LPT#:
not
redirected
[Mode)
• Mode
could
not
redirect the parallel
printer
port.
Check
to
see
whether
you have specified
the
proper
options.
LPT#: redirected
to
COM#:
[Mode)
•
Output
on
the
parallel
printer
port
will
now
be
sent
to this
asynchronous
communications
port.
LPT#: set
for
80
[Mode]
• The parallel
printer
port
has
been
set
for
80
columns.
LPT#: set
for
132
[Mode]
• The parallel
printer
port
has been
set
for
132
columns.
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