Topic       : Chips 'n Chips
Author      : Michael Ruge
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   TOS Error #35, probably the most common error alert that is not
   self explanatory, happens when a program you are trying to run has
   somehow been corrupted.  What it means is that TOS can not find
   some magic numbers it expects to find either at the beginning or at
   the end of the program file. This error is usually attributable to
   operator error (as in trying to execute an archive or text file as
   a program), or to bit rot.


   Here are the BIOS "Critical" errors, and the alert text you see when
   they happen:

   Error description          TOS error Alert text (TOS 1.4 and later)
   -------------------------- --------- ------------------------------
   Basic, fundamental error       -1    Your output device is not
   No paper                       -9    receiving data.
   Unknown device                 -15

   Drive not ready                -2    Drive X: is not responding
   Unknown commund                -3    Please check the disk drive,
   Bad request (invalid length)   -5    or insert a disk.
   Seek error                     -6

   CRC error                      -4    Data on the disk in drive
   Unknown medium                 -7    X: may be damaged.
   Sector not found               -8
   Write fault                    -10
   Read fault                     -11
   General failure                -12
   Bad sectors on format          -16

   Write protect                  -13   The disk in drive X: is
                                        physically write-protected.

   Media change                   -14   The application cannot read
                                        data on the disk in drive X:.

   Insert other disk              -17   Please insert disk X
                                        into drive A:.























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