Message
File exists, erase it
**FILE
IS
READIONL y**
File Not Found
FILE NOT FOUND-
(filespec)
Filename required
hhhh??=dd
Insufficient memory
Invalid Assignment
Invalid control character
Meaning
The destination filename already exists when you are
placing the destination
file
on a different disk than the
source.
It
should be erased
or
another disk selected to
receive the output file.
The
file
specified in the command
to
invoke
ED
has
the Read Only attribute. ED can read the
file
so
that
the
user can examine it, but ED cannot change a Read Only
file.
CPIM
cannot find the specified file. Check that you
have entered the correct drive specification
or
that you
have the correct disk in the drive.
ED cannot find the specified file. Check
that
you have
entered the correct drive specification
or
that
you have
the correct disk
in
the drive.
STAT cannot find the specified file. The message might
appear if you omit the drive specification. Check
to
see
if
the correct disk
is
in
the drive.
An input
file
that you have specified does
not
exist.
You typed the
ED
c:ommand without a filename.
Reenter the ED command followed by the name
of
the
file
you want
to
edit
or
create.
The??
indicates
DDT
does not know how to represent
the hexadecimal value dd encountered at address hhhh
in
8080
assembly language. dd
is
not an 8080
machine instruction opcode.
There
is
not enough memory
to
load the
file
specified in
an R
or
E command.
You specified an invalid drive
or
file
assignment,
or
misspelled a device name. This error message
might be followed
by
a list
of
the valid
file
assignments
that can follow a filename.
If
an
invalid drive assignment
was
attempted the message "Use: d: =
RO"
is
displayed,
showing the proper syntax for drive assignments.
The only valid control characters in the SUBMIT
files
of
type SUB are - A through - Z. Note that in a SUBMIT
file
the control character
is
represented by typing the cir-
1-6
Message
INVALID DIGIT-
(filespec)
Invalid Disk Assignment
INVALID DISK
SELECT
INVALID DRIVE NAME
(Use A,
B,
C,
or
D)
Invalid File Indicator
INVALID FORMAT
INVALID HEX DIGIT
LOAD ADDRESS hhhh
ERROR ADDRESS hhhh
BYTES READ:
hhhh
INVALID MEMORY
SIZE
INVALID
SEPARATOR
INVALID USER
NUMBER
n?
NO DIRECTORY
SPACE
NO DIRECTORY
SPACE-(fiIespec)
Meaning
cumflex, -, not by pressing the control key.
An
invalid hex digit has been encountered while reading
a hex file. The hex
file
with the invalid hex digit should be
corrected, probably by recreating the hex file.
Might appear if you follow the drive specification with
anything except =
RIO.
CP
1M
received a command line specifying a nonexistent
drive,
or
the disk in the drive
is
improperly formatted.
CP
1M
terminates the current program
as
soom
as
you
press any key.
SYSGEN recognizes only drives A, B, C
and
D
as
valid
destinations for system generation.
Appears if you do not specify RO, RW, DIR,
or
SYS.
The format
of
your
PIP
command
is
illegal. See the
description
of
the
PIP
command.
File contains incorrect hex digit.
Specify a value less than
64K
or
your computer's actual
memory size.
You have placed an invalid character for a separator bet-
ween two input filenames.
You have specified a user number greater than
15.
User numbers are in the range 0
to
15.
You specified a number greater than fifteen for a user
area n.umber. For example,
if
you type USER
(------'
),
the screen displays
18?
The disk dire.ctory
is
full. Erase some files
to
make room
for
PRN
and HEX files. The directory can usually hold
only 64 filenames.
There
is
not enough directory space for the output file.
You should either erase some unnecessary
files
or
get
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