In article <1991Apr2.081508.3086@ux1.cso.uiuc.edu>, kjs39186@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu (Kent Squires) writes: >Could somebody please post/email a list of all the MLI and/or ProDOS 8 >Error Codes? Thanks. For Kent and all others who need it: MLI Error codes (These codes are returned in the accumulator) $00 - No errors $01 - Function code does not correspond to any MLI function $04 - Wrong number of parameters for the function call $25 - ProDOS interrupt handler vector table is full (Only 4 addresses can be held there) $27 - I/O Error (Check disk drive, disk, connections, etc.) $28 - No device is connected to the unit number specified $2B - Disk is write protected $2E - A disk with open files was replaced by another volume (ONLINE) $40 - Invalid syntax in the pathname $42 - Eight files are already open and MLI's File Control Block table has no room for a ninth entry $43 - The reference number for open files does not have an open file specified to it $44 - Path to file (subdirectory) not found (A subdirectory specified in the pathname may not exist) $45 - Volume name is not in any drive $46 - File not found in final directory specified $47 - File name already exists (CREATE, RENAME) $48 - Disk is full (so says the Volume Bit Map) $49 - Volume directory is full (can only hold 51 entries) (subdirectories can hold virtually an unlimited number of entries) $4A - An earlier version of the MLI being used to read a file created using a later version $4B - Storage type is not supported by ProDOS (Not $01(seedling),$02(sapling), $03(tree), or $0D(directory)) $4C - READ attempted past a file's End Of File mark $4D - You tried to move file position past End Of File $4E - Access to file not allowed (WRITE to a write-protected file, DELETE a locked file, etc.) $50 - You tried to OPEN, RENAME, or DESTROY a file that was already opened $51 - Directory damaged (More active files found than actual entries) $52 - Disk volume is not a ProDOS disk $53 - Parameter value(s) were not within its acceptable range of values $55 - Attempt to have ProDOS recognize a ninth "mounted" volume. Only 8 can be mounted $56 - Address of I/O buffer passed is invalid (Not in caller's memory, below $200, already assigned, etc.) $57 - Two volumes with same name found $5A - Volume bit map is damaged Source: _Beneath Apple ProDOS_, by Don Worth and Pieter Lechner Hope this helps! "Good day!" -- Paul Harvey Tony Neyens, a student at Iowa State University (TABN9@CCVAX.IASTATE.EDU or TABN9@ISUVAX.BITNET)