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| − | These are the errors which will be displayed [[File:Fatal_Error_13.png|300px|thumb|right|Fatal Error 13 being displayed]] | + | These are the errors which will be displayed [[File:Fatal_Error_13.png|300px|thumb|right|Fatal Error 13 being displayed]]. |
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| + | Kernel version 3944 is the only known official kernel which doesn't show an error code in the corner{{FIXME|reason=Does it still pulse the hardware pin? does it still set error code in the SMC?}}. | ||
Checked after cold-boot, in this particular order{{FIXME|reason=We should split this into larger blocks, like HDD initalization, DVD initialization, .. and then explain the steps in each}}: | Checked after cold-boot, in this particular order{{FIXME|reason=We should split this into larger blocks, like HDD initalization, DVD initialization, .. and then explain the steps in each}}: | ||
Latest revision as of 15:24, 2 November 2018
These are the errors which will be displayed .
Kernel version 3944 is the only known official kernel which doesn't show an error code in the corner[FIXME].
Checked after cold-boot, in this particular order[FIXME]:
| Value (2 digit decimal) | Step / Condition |
|---|---|
| 07 | Harddrive never left busy state (after reset from cold-boot) |
| 09 | Setting Harddrive PIO mode failed |
| 09 | Setting Harddrive DMA mode failed |
| 08 | Harddrive ATA identify device command failed |
| 09 | Harddrive is too small for cache partitions |
| 06 | Unable to unlock Harddrive |
| 08 | Harddrive ATA identify device after unlock command failed |
| 08 | Setting Harddrive device parameters failed |
| 10 | DVD Drive never left busy state (after reset from cold-boot) |
| 12 | Setting DVD Drive PIO mode failed |
| 12 | Setting DVD Drive DMA mode failed |
| 11 | DVD Drive ATAPI identify device command failed |
| 05 | Harddrive not locked; Not reported if either:
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Additional error codes, or no precise order known[FIXME]:
| Value (2 digit decimal) | Generic meaning |
|---|---|
| 00 | No error (used internally to clear error flags from EEPROM) |
| 01 | |
| 02 | EEPROM Checksum failure |
| 03 | |
| 04 | RAM bad |
| 13 | Dashboard broken, while Kernel/LaunchDataPage reason == 0 (MainMenu)
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| 14 | Dashboard broken, while Kernel/LaunchDataPage reason == 1 (Error)
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| 15 | |
| 16 | Dashboard settings error[citation needed] |
| 17 | |
| 18 | |
| 19 | |
| 20 | Dashboard failed to launch, but DVD security check was successful |
| 21 | Used to manually display fatal error after reboot (on purpose) |
