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Fehler und Bomben beim Atari TOS
Da schon manchmal die Frage an mich gestellt wurde welche
Bedeutung die Anzahl der Bomben hat die ein Atari vorbringt, habe ich
mich in den Entwickerunterlagen umgesehen und nachfolgendes zu den
verschiedenen Atari Systemeldungen gefunden:
Most wanted answers about the atari error codes are listed in the
tables below. Most of the error codes i found in the german developer
manuals.
Number of Bombs and Meaning
- 2 Bombs
- BUS ERROR. COMPO IC asserd bus error
- 3 Bombs
- ADRESS ERROR. Processor fetched an instruction from
ROM or RAM which was not a legal instruction
- 4 Bombs
- ILLEGAL INSTRUCTION. Processor was asked to
perform a division by zero
- 5 Bombs
- ZERO DIVIDE. Processor was asked to perform a division by zero
- 6 Bombs
- CHK INSTRUCTION. This is a legal instruction,if software uses
this, it must
- 7 Bombs
- TRAPV INSTRUCTION. See CHK instruction
- 8 Bombs
- PIVILEGE VIOLATION. CPU was in user mode, tried to execute a
68030 instruction that can only be performed in supervisor mode
- 9 Bombs
- TRACE. If trace bit iss set in the status register, the CPU will
execute this exeption after every instruction Used to debug software
- 10 Bombs
- LINE 1010 EMULATOR. CPU read an instruction which '1010' as its
most significant nibble. Used by TOS for low level graphics software
routines
- 11 Bombs
- LINE 1111 EMULATOR. CPU read an instruction which has '1111' as
its most significant nibble
- 12 Bombs
- Unassigned, should be no occurrence
- 13 Bombs
- Coprocessor Protocol Violation. A read of the FPU has rersulted
in a illegal value
- 14 Bombs
- Format Error. The format word passed to the FPU was invalid
- 15 Bombs
- Uninitialized Interrupt. An interrupt was received thad had not
been reset
- 16-23 Bombs
- Unassigned, should be no occurance
- 24 Bombs
- SPURIOUS INTERRUPT. Bus error during interrupt processing
- 25-31 Bombs
- AUTOVECTOR INTERRUPT. Numbers 4 and 2 are used, others should
have no occurance
- 32-47 Bombs
- TRAP INSTRUCTION / Exeption. CPU read instruction which is used
to generate a software exeption (GEMDOS,VDI or AES)
- 48-63 Bombs
- MC68881 / MC68882 FPU exeption vectors
- 64-79 Bombs
- MFP interrupts / vectors
- 80-95 Bombs
- MC68901 MFP vectors (TT/Falcon ??)
- 96-111 Bombs
- Zilog 86C30 SCC vectors (MegaSTE/TT/Falcon only)
- 128-255 Bombs
- Unused
Die allgemeinen Fehlemeldungen des Atari-TOS
TOS Meldung Nr. Fehlerbeschreibung
- TOS-Error 1
- Allgemeiner Fehler ohne nähere Beschreibung.
- TOS-Error 2
- Diskettenlaufwerk ist nicht bereit.
- TOS-Error 3
- Unbekannter Befehl
- TOS-Error 4
- CRC Fehler - Prüfsumme der Diskette ist falsch.
- TOS-Error 5
- Fehlerhafter Ladeversuch.
- TOS-Error 6
- Seek Fehler - Spur nicht gefunden.
- TOS-Error 7
- Unbekannter Datenträger - falscher/defekter Bootsektor.
- TOS-Error 8
- Sektor auf der Disk nicht gefunden.
- TOS-Error 9
- Drucker hat kein Papier mehr.
- TOS-Error 10
- Schreibfehler - auf Diskette oder Festplatte.
- TOS-Error 11
- Leswefehler - auf Diskette oder Festplatte.
- TOS-Error 12
- Allgemeiner Fehler ohne nähere Beschreibung.
- TOS-Error 13
- Das Laufwerk ist Schreibgeschützt.
- TOS-Error 14
- Diskette wurde gewechselt.
- TOS-Error 15
- Unbekanntes Gerät.
- TOS-Error 16
- Defekter Sektor - nach Verify.
- TOS-Error 17
- Neue Diskette einlegen.
- TOS-Error 19
- Device ist nicht ansprechbar
- TOS-Error 32
- Falsche Funktionsnummer.
- TOS-Error 33
- File/Datei nicht gefunden.
- TOS-Error 34
- Pfad nicht gefunden oder Pfad falsch.
- TOS-Error 35
- Zu viele Dateien offen.
- TOS-Error 36
- Zugriff verweigert - Datei zerstört.
- TOS-Error 37
- Falsche Handle.
- TOS-Error 39
- Kein Speicher mehr frei.
- TOS-Error 40
- Falsche Speicherblockadresse.
- TOS-Error 46
- Falsche Laufwerksspezifikation.
- TOS-Error 48
- Doppelte Dateinamen (nicht auf dem gleichen Drive)
- TOS-Error 49
- Keine weiteren Dateien/Files.
- TOS-Error 58
- Eintrag ist geschützt (File locking and network)
- TOS-Error 59
- No such lock (Unlock an unlocked record)
- TOS-Error 64
- GEMDOS Bereichsfehler - Seek Fehlgeschlagen?
- TOS-Error 65
- Interner GEMDOS Fehler.
- TOS-Error 66
- Kein ausführbares Programm.
- TOS-Error 67
- Speicherblockfehler.
- TOS-Error 80
- Too many symbolic links
- TOS-Error 200
- Mount point crossed (indikator)
Ever wondered what those TOS error messages and 'bombs' on your
monitor signified? Below is a letter, originally written by Darryl
May, that John Townsend of Atari posted on GEnie in January to provide
some answers. This letter also appeared in the June 1988 issue of
_Current Notes_ (122 N. Johnson Rd., Sterling, VA 22170).
Dear ATARI customer,
The following is an official list of the errors that can appear
while you are operating your ST computer. This first list gives you
the GEM error messages:
Tabelle 62: Description of GEM Error Codes
| Error description |
GEM Error code |
|
|
| OK (no error) |
0 |
| Fundamental error |
1 |
| Drive not ready |
2 |
| Unknown command |
3 |
| CRC error |
4 |
| Bad request |
5 |
| Seek error |
6 |
| Unknown media |
7 |
| Sector not found |
8 |
| No paper |
9 |
| Write fault |
10 |
| Read fault |
11 |
| General error |
12 |
| Write protect |
13 |
| Media change |
14 |
| Unknown device |
15 |
| Bad sectors on format |
16 |
| Insert other disk |
17 |
| Invalid function number |
32 |
| File not found |
33 |
| Path not found |
34 |
| No handles left |
35 |
| Access denied |
36 |
| Invalid handle |
37 |
| Insufficient memory |
39 |
| Invalid memory block address |
40 |
| Invalid drive specified |
46 |
| No more files |
49 |
| Range error |
64 |
| Internal error |
65 |
| Invalid program load format |
66 |
Those bombs that appear on your screen are error messages from
the 68000 micro-processor.
Tabelle 63: Description of 68000 Error Codes
| Description |
Number of bombs |
|
|
| Reset: Initial PC2 |
1 |
| Bus Error |
2 |
| Address Error |
3 |
| Illegal Instruction |
4 |
| Zero Divide |
5 |
| CHK Instruction |
6 |
| TRAPV Instruction |
7 |
| Privilege Violation |
8 |
| Trace |
9 |
| Line 1010 Emulator |
10 |
| Line 1111 Emulator |
11 |
| [unassigned, reserved] |
12 |
| [unassigned, reserved] |
13 |
| Format Error |
14 |
| Uninitialized Interrupt Vector |
15 |
| [unassigned, reserved] |
16-23 |
| Spurious Interrupt |
24 |
| Level 1 Interrupt Autovector |
25 |
| Level 2 Interrupt Autovector |
26 |
| Level 3 Interrupt Autovector |
27 |
| Level 4 Interrupt Autovector |
28 |
| Level 5 Interrupt Autovector |
29 |
| Level 6 Interrupt Autovector |
30 |
| Level 7 Interrupt Autovector |
31 |
| Trap Instruction Vectors |
32-47 |
| [unassigned, reserved] |
48-63 |
| User Interrupt Vectors |
64-255 |
Sytem Error codes
Tabelle 64: Atari System Error Codes
| Name |
Description |
Return Code |
Alertbox No. |
|
|
|
|
| ENOERR |
OK (no error) |
0 |
|
| EERROR |
Fundamental error |
-1 |
|
| EDRNRDY |
Drive not ready |
-2 |
|
| EUKCMD |
Unknown command |
-3 |
|
| ECRC |
CRC error |
-4 |
|
| EBADREQ |
Bad request |
-5 |
|
| ESEEK |
Seek error |
-6 |
|
| EUKMEDIA |
Unknown media |
-7 |
|
| ESECTOR |
Sector not found |
-8 |
|
| EPAPER |
No paper |
-9 |
|
| EWRITE |
Write fault |
-10 |
|
| EREAD |
Read fault |
-11 |
|
| EGENERIC |
General error |
-12 |
|
| EROFS |
Write protect |
-13 |
|
| ECHMEDIA |
Media change |
-14 |
|
| EUKDEV |
Unknown device |
-15 |
|
| EBADSEC |
Bad sectors on format |
-16 |
|
| EIDISK |
Insert other disk |
-17 |
|
| EINVAL |
Invalid function number |
-32 |
1 |
| ENOENT |
File not found |
-33 |
2 |
| EPATH |
Path not found |
-34 |
3 |
| EMFILE |
No handles left |
-35 |
4 |
| EACCESS |
Access denied |
-36 |
5 |
| EBADF |
Invalid handle |
-37 |
6 |
| ENOMEM |
Insufficient memory |
-39 |
8 |
| EFAULT |
Invalid memory block address |
-40 |
9 |
| ENXIO |
Invalid drive specified |
-46 |
15 |
| EXDEV |
Cross device rename |
-48 |
|
| ENMFILES |
No more files |
-49 |
18 |
| ELOCKED |
Locking conflict |
-58 |
|
| EBADARG |
Range error |
-64 |
33 |
| EINTERNAL |
Internal error |
-65 |
34 |
| ENOEXEC |
Invalid program load format |
-66 |
35 |
| ESBLOCK |
Set block failed |
-67 |
|
| EMLINK |
Too many symbolic links |
-80 |
|
| EPIPE |
Write to a broken pipe |
-81 |
|
| EEXISTS File exists, try again later |
-85 |
|
|
| ENAMETOOLONG |
Name too long |
-86 |
|
| ENOTTY |
|
-87 |
|
| ERANGE |
|
-88 |
|
| EDOM |
|
-89 |
|
| EIO ! I/O error |
-90 |
|
|
| ENOSPC |
Disk full |
-91 |
|
Network error numbers. Only valid when running MintNet.
Tabelle 65: MintNet Network Error Codes
| Name |
Description |
Return Code |
Alertbox No. |
|
|
|
|
| ENOTSOCK |
Socket operation on non-socket |
-300 |
|
| EDESTADDRREQ |
Destination address required |
-301 |
|
| EMSGSIZE |
Message too long |
-302 |
|
| EPROTOTYPE |
Protocol wrong type for socket |
-303 |
|
| ENOPROTOOPT |
Protocol not available |
-304 |
|
| EPROTONOSUPPORT |
Protocol not supported |
-305 |
|
| ESOCKTNOSUPPORT |
Socket type not supported |
-306 |
|
| EOPNOTSUPP |
Operation not supported |
-307 |
|
| EPFNOSUPPORT |
Protocol family not supported |
-308 |
|
| EAFNOSUPPORT |
Address family not supported by protocol |
-309 |
|
| EADDRINUSE |
Address already in use |
-310 |
|
| EADDRNOTAVAIL |
Cannot assign requested address |
-311 |
|
| ENETDOWN |
Network is down |
-312 |
|
| ENETUNREACH |
Network is unreachable |
-313 |
|
| ENETRESET |
Network dropped conn. because of reset |
-314 |
|
| ECONNABORTED |
Software caused connection abort |
-315 |
|
| ECONNRESET |
Connection reset by peer |
-316 |
|
| EISCONN |
Socket is already connected |
-317 |
|
| ENOTCONN |
Socket is not connected |
-318 |
|
| ESHUTDOWN |
Cannot send after shutdown |
-319 |
|
| ETIMEDOUT |
Connection timed out |
-320 |
|
| ECONNREFUSED |
Connection refused |
-321 |
|
| EHOSTDOWN |
Host is down |
-322 |
|
| EHOSTUNREACH |
No route to host |
-323 |
|
| EALREADY |
Operation already in progress |
-324 |
|
| EINPROGRESS |
Operation now in progress |
-325 |
|
| EWOULDBLOCK |
Operation would block |
-326 |
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Zusammengestellte Meldungen aus verschiedenen
Systemhandbüchern und den folgenden Einzelpersonen:
von whittam@primenet.com
Ron und Sharon Whittam
Darryl May
Copyright © Robert Schaffner (support@doitarchive.de)
Letzte Aktualisierung am 23. Dezember 2003
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