Section 13 — Storage TS-10 Musician’s Manual
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Fatal Error Messages
Fatal error messages are always accompanied by the PRESS ANY BUTTON TO CONTINUE...
prompt, and remain on the screen until any button is pressed. These messages indicate serious
error conditions which interrupted the disk operation. These errors may have prevented the
correct saving or loading of the data in the file(s).
• DISK DRIVE NOT READY — indicates either that there is no diskette in the drive or that there
are hardware problems.
• DISK NOT FORMATTED — the disk format was not recognized, and the disk is either blank
or formatted for some other system.
• NOT TS-10 DISK — the disk format was recognized, but the disk does not contain TS-10 data.
• DISK ERROR - WRITE VERIFY — during a SAVE operation, the data written could not be
verified. Probably indicates a bad disk sector. The file may be unusable.
• DISK ERROR - LOST DATA — during a disk read operation, the system missed data coming
from the disk. Probably indicates a hardware problem. The file may be unusable.
• FILE OPERATION ERROR — one of a number of possible fatal errors occurred during a disk
operation. Probably caused by a low-level hardware or software error, although the disk may
be bad.
• DISK ERROR - BAD DATA — during a file operation, the CRC (error checking code) of the
data block was incorrect. Probably indicates a bad disk sector. The file may be unusable.
• DISK ERROR - BAD DISK OS — during a file operation, the CRC of the Disk OS Program
Control Block was incorrect. Probably indicates a bad disk sector. The disk may be unusable.
• DISK ERROR - BAD DIRECTORY — during a file operation, the CRC of the Directory blocks
was incorrect. Probably indicates a bad disk sector. The disk may be unusable.
• DISK ERROR - BAD FAT — during a file operation, the CRC of the FAT (File Allocation Table)
block was incorrect. Probably indicates a bad disk sector. The disk may be unusable.
• DISK ERROR - BAD DEVICE ID — during a file operation, the CRC of the Device ID block
was incorrect. Probably indicates a bad disk sector. The disk may be unusable.
• FORMAT FAILED - BAD DISK — during formatting, a bad disk sector was detected. The disk
may be defective, and should not be used.
• DISK COPY NOT COMPLETED — appears if *QUIT* is pressed during the Disk Copy
procedure.
• INVALID SCSI DEVICE — indicates that there are problems either with the connected SCSI
Device, with the SCSI cable, or that the SCSI Storage Device is set to the wrong SCSI Device-ID
number.
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