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&C6 <strong>Disc</strong> full<br />
This indicates that there is not enough space on the disc to open (<br />
OPENOUT#) or save a file of the specified size.<br />
&BE Catalogue full<br />
The catalogue has enough space for 31 files. This error is produced if you<br />
attempt to enter more than 31.<br />
&C4 File exists<br />
This occurs if you try to rename a file with an existing filename.<br />
&C9 <strong>Disc</strong> read only<br />
This error occurs if you attempt to write to a disc which has the writeprotection<br />
notch covered.<br />
&C1 File read only<br />
This error occurs if you try to write to a file opened for reading only, using<br />
OSFIND with A=40.<br />
&C7 <strong>Disc</strong> fault NN at TT SS<br />
If this error message occurs it means that the computer cannot read the disc. It<br />
implies that the disc is damaged, faulty, unformatted or of the wrong type, like<br />
an 80 track disc in a 40 track drive. NN is the error number TT is the track<br />
number SS is the sector number.<br />
&C5 Drive fault NN at TT SS<br />
This error means that the disc drive is probably faulty and needs<br />
attention.<br />
&C0 Too many open files<br />
This error occurs on attempting to open a sixth random access file. Five is<br />
the maximum allowed at once.<br />
&CA Bad sum<br />
Bad checksum. For each random access file opened a control block is held in<br />
memory. This includes a checksum. A bad sum indicates corrupt data in<br />
memory and possibly a memory fault.<br />
&BF Can't extend<br />
An attempt is made to extend a random access file when there is<br />
insufficient space immediately after it to do so.<br />
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