Taming the UDA50
Chris Torek
chris at umcp-cs.UUCP
Mon Feb 3 05:09:25 AEST 1986
There were a few errors in my original article on UDA50/MSCP errors
(aside from the numerous typographical ggglitches, that is).
First, I should have mentioned in the `quick note' at the top that
events 0350 and 0353 are not really serious if the `flags' modifier
has bits 0x80 or 0x40 set. I did mention these in the full
description: they are the `success' and `continuing' flags,
respectively, meaning `I fixed it' or `I think I can fix it'.
(Thanks to msdc!dan for pointing out that `event 0350' is not
necessarily cause for immediate suicide.)
Second, in the list of error codes, `hardware' and `software' write
protect are transposed. This is also true in both C routines.
Change the table of errors, code 6, to
6 Write protected
1 via software
2 via hardware
and change `wrprot_msgs' to
unknown_msg, "software", "hardware"
in udadecode.c and in uderror.
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