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Error Messages
Memory modify aborted; next address: %s (754)
Cause: This message is displayed if a break occurs during processing of a
modify memory command. The break could result from any of the break
conditions (except a software breakpoint) or could have resulted from a
<CTRL>c break.
Action: Retry the operation. If breaks are occurring continuously, you may
wish to disable some of the break conditions.
Memory range overflow
Cause: A modify memory command is attempted that would cross physical 0.
Action: Limit the modify memory command to not overflow physical 0 or
break the command into two separate modify commands.
Memory range overflow (710)
Cause: Accessing a word or short word, for example display memory 0ffffffff
blocked word will cause a rounding error that overflows physical memory.
Action: Reduce memory display request.
Message overflow (151)
Cause: The display configuration_info diagnostics command may emit more
messages than the HP 64700 will allow (16). This status message occurs
when there are more than 16 messages.
Need %s or chip select for map entry #%d (174)
Cause: This error message is a result of the display configuration_info
diagnostics command. If you have mapped an address range using the p, d, s,
u, sp, sd, up, or ud function codes, the EMCSPAR0 register must be
programmed to set up the function code pins or one of the EMCSBRx
registers must be set up to provide a chip select for that address range.
Need DSACK1 at port E or chip select DSACK for map entry #%d (178)
Cause: If DSACK1 line is not available at port E, any term that is mapped as
emulation RAM or emulation ROM will have to be accessed with a chip select
that generates an external DSACK or else the emulator will not be able to
complete the bus cycle.
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