Boot Error Codes For Boot Scriptor And Cd Shell, What they mean... Options

[Mike]

Ok, I'm just going to list the fatal errors here. Any error code you see that isn't on this list means that Boot Scriptor/CD Shell crashed and didn't exit cleanly. Those are more likely to be bugs, so naturally I don't know what the cause would be without researching.

Boot Scriptor:
802----- Loader could not find /bscript/bscript.bin. **
804----- Error reading from the CD drive.
808----- Could not find any modules to load.

CD Shell:
804----- Loader could not find /cdsh/cdsh.bin. **
808----- Error reading from the CD drive.
810----- Could not find any modules to load.

** These are by far the most common errors people get. It usually means that you don't have the file bscript.bin or cdsh.bin in the correct location. Another possible cause is that you're using a non-standard filesystem extension that Boot Scriptor/CD Shell doesn't understand.

[Former_Hilary_post]

Mike TerLouw is a whore.

[Former_Hilary_post]

PS. It was great seeing you today in the lab. Though I was really excited about seeing Jason, and then I noticed you were with him. Nino says he sees you all the time, ALONE. Lets hang out sometime, I miss your angsty analness. Just because we will never again make sweet sweet love doesn't mean we can't hang out.

Also, your new "Extra Stuff" item in your cdshell.org doesn't look right. On a mac, anyway. Jerkface.

[jayseye]

As an asm-literate developer, I'd like to help with researching other error codes. Is there any documentation available for the CD Shell source code?

In my case, CD Shell is reporting error 81400219 and an inquiry posted to this forum has yet to be answered.

I'd appreciate any sort of guide to, or overview of the source.

Thanks.

...I don't know what the cause would be without researching.