Message
Command too long
CORRECT ERROR,
TYPE RETURN OR
CTRL-Z
DESTINATION
IS
RIO,
DELETE
(YIN)?
Directory full
Disk full
DISK READ ERROR-
(filespec)
DISK WRITE ERROR-
(filespec)
ERROR: BAD
PARAMETER
Meaning
A command
in
the SUBMIT
file
cannot exceed
125
characters.
A hex record checksum
was
encountered during
the transfer
of
a hex file. The hex
file
with the checksum
error should be corrected, probably by recreating the
hex
file.
The destination
file
specified in a
PIP
command already
exists and it
is
Read Only.
If
you type
Y,
the destination
file
is
deleted before the
file
copy
is
done.
There
is
not enough directory space for
file
being writ-
ten to the destination disk. You can use the OX filespec
command to erase any unnecessary
files
on the disk
without leaving the editor.
There
is
not enough directory space to write the
$$$.SUB
file
used for processing SUBMITs. Erase
some
files
or
select a new disk and retry.
There
is
not enough disk space for the output file. This
error can occur on the W, E, H,
or
X commands.
If
it
occurs with X command, you can repeat the command
prefixing the filename with a different drive.
The input disk
file
specified in a
PIP
command cannot
be read properly. This
is
usually the result
of
an unex-
pected end-of-file. Correct the problem in your file.
A disk write operation cannot be successfully perform-
ed during a W command, probably due to a
full
disk.
You should either erase some unnecessary
files
or
get
another disk with more space.
A disk write operation cannot be successfully perform-
ed during a PIP command, probably due to a
full
disk.
You should either erase some unnecessary
files
or
get
another disk with more space and execute
PIP
again.
The SUBMIT program cannot write the $$$.SUB
file
to
the disk. Erase some files, or select a new disk and try
again.
You entered an illegal parameter
in
a
PIP
command.
Retype the entry correctly.
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Message
ERROR: CANNOT
OPEN
SOURCE, LOAD
ADDRESS hhhh
ERROR: CANNOT
CLOSE FILE, LOAD
ADDRESS hhhh
ERROR: CANNOT
OPEN
SOURCE, LOAD
ADDRESS hhhh
ERROR: DISK READ,
LOAD ADDRESS hhhh
ERROR: DISK WRITE,
LOAD ADDRESS hhhh
ERROR: INVERTED
LOAD ADDRESS,
LOAD ADDRESS hhhh
ERROR: NO MORE
DIRECTORY SPACE,
LOAD ADDRESS hhhh
Error on line nnn
message
FILE ERROR
FILE EXISTS
Meaning
Displayed if LOAD cannot find the specified
file
or
if
no
filename
is
specified.
Caused by an error code returned by a BDOS function
call. Disk
may
be write protected.
Cannot find source file. Check disk directory.
Caused by an error code returned by a BDOS function
call.
Destination Disk
is
full.
The address
of
a record
was
too far from the address
of
the previously-processed record. This
is
an internal
limitation
of
LOAD, but it can be circumvented. Use
DDT to read the hexfile into memory, then use a SAVE
command to store the memory image
file
on disk.
Disk directory
is
full.
The SUBMIT program displays its messages in the for-
mat shown above, where nnn represents the line
number
of
the SUBMIT
file.
Refer to the message
following the line number.
Disk or directory
is
full, and ED cannot write anything
more on the disk. This
is
a fatal error,
so
make sure
there
is
enough space on the disk to hold a second copy
of
the
file
before invoking ED.
You have asked CP
1M to create
or
rename a
file
using a
file
specification that
is
already assigned to another file.
Either delete the existing
file
or
use another
file
specification.
The
new
name specified
is
the name
of
a
file
that
already exist. You cannot rename a
file
with the name
of
an existing
file.
If
you want to replace an existing
file
with a newer version
of
the same file, either rename
or
erase the existing file, or use the
PIP
utility.
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