Help with recoverable alert

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2 total messages Started by Chris Palmer Fri, 29 Sep 1995 15:53

#992

Author: Chris Palmer
Date: Fri, 29 Sep 1995 15:53

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Does anyone happen to know the description of recoverable alert
error code # 8100 000F ?  I looked in the GURU ALERT NUMBERS
posting by Ralph Johnston, and also checked my c compiler's
alerts.h header file, but they don't cover an alert with
this number. It is occuring on a cable system's Photo Ad system
that we installed that runs 24 hours a day and can show up
within hours, or not for several days. We have 10MB RAM in the
system and are running MediaPoint (similar to Scala
Infochannel) but I have MediaPoint running ay other locations
just fine. I'm trying to determine if the recoverable alert is
caused by hardware or software.

Any ideas would be appreciated!

Chris Palmer
cpalmer@circlecc.com

Re: Help with recoverable alert

#1011

Author: Christian Stieber
Date: Mon, 02 Oct 1995 16:43

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Chris Palmer (cpalmer@circlecc.com) wrote:
> Does anyone happen to know the description of recoverable alert
> error code # 8100 000F ?  I looked in the GURU ALERT NUMBERS
> posting by Ralph Johnston, and also checked my c compiler's
> alerts.h header file, but they don't cover an alert with
> this number.

Well, <exec/alerts.h> gives the description; seems you file is buggy:

#define AN_BadFreeAddr  0x0100000F /* Memory header not located. [ Usually an
                                      invalid address passed to FreeMem() ] */

Christian


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