Re: Error 8028?

[dempson@actrix.gen.nz (David Empson)]

In article <1994Oct1.121649.25533@msuvx2.memphis.edu>,
Ki Bon Riki <uftai@cc.memphis.edu> wrote:
> Hi,
> 	What's resource 8028?

Do you mean "error 8028"?  In either case, I have no idea.  It isn't a
standard error number, unless the leading 8 is some kind of flag, and
it is actually error $28 (No Device Connected).

> I get that error when I quit applications.

Which applications?  What are you quitting back to?  Which version of
the system software are you running?  I'm assuming you're using a IIgs.

> Also, is there a list of errors around that I can ftp for? 

I don't know of one.  There are several CDAs that provide error lists
(major waste of memory, if you ask me).  Otherwise, errors are
scattered through various reference manuals, update notes for versions
of the system software, etc.

Most error codes can be partially identified, because they are broken
down into a toolset number and specific error number. i.e.

$00xx   GS/OS or ProDOS-8 (usually)
$01xx   Tool Locator
$02xx   Memory Manager
$03xx   Miscellaneous Toolset
$04xx   QuickDraw II
$05xx   Desk Manager
$06xx   Event Manager
$07xx   Scheduler
$08xx   Sound Tool Set
$09xx   Apple Desktop Bus Tool Set
$0Axx   SANE Tool Set
$0Bxx   Integer Math Tool Set
$0Cxx   Text Tool Set
$0Exx   Window Manager
$0Fxx   Menu Manager
$10xx   Control Manager
$11xx   System Loader
$12xx   QuickDraw Auxiliary
$13xx   Print Manager
$14xx   LineEdit Tool Set
$15xx   Dialog Manager
$16xx   Scrap Manager
$17xx   Standard File Tool Set
$19xx   Note Synthesizer
$1Axx   Note Sequencer
$1Bxx   Font Manager
$1Cxx   List Manager
$1Dxx   Audio Compression and Expansion Tool Set
$1Exx   Resource Manager
$20xx   MIDI Tool Set
$22xx   TextEdit Tool Set
$23xx   MIDI Synth Tool Set
$26xx   Media Control Tool Set
$42xx   Finder
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