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mikeii

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Apr 5, 2007
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How do I decipher the hex code following the bug error. I used to have Exterminate but I don't remember on the web where I got it.
 
Thanks for the info. I have tried to use ld 32 it only works on some of them. Maybe I'm not doing it right. Do I take the first group of numbers and convert and then the next group.
 
I guess I'm doing it wrong. What is the best way to do it.
 
The hex you are trying to decipher will only work if it is NET, superloop, TN related, ld 32 will not convert all hex codes. Post your BUG and maybe you can get some help on it that way.
 
Here is one.
BUG105 : 35 16
% BUG105 + 0066CDBC 0066755C 006666D8 00666647 00DBF19E
% BUG105 + 0138D448 01380F41 01380749 0134C9FD 0134C51D

% BUG105 + 0134C467 0134A40F 0134A351 00DED7DD 00DEA421

% BUG105 + 00DEA11E 005D77C8 005D2270 0055A8F4
 
Here is another one.
BUG195
% BUG195 : 033C4263 00001001 00008018 00000000 00000000 19 00000001 00000001 000
00

% 000 0 18882 000020A5 00008881 00000002 00000000 00000000 00000000 00002000

% BUG195 + 0066CDBC 0065E162 006613F9 0133F78F 0133D376
% BUG195 + 0133D15D 01338E26 018E8F63 018D66EE 018D646E
% BUG195 + 018C900C 08C0A10A 0092F71F 0092E0CE 0092DA0F

% BUG195 + 0092A6DB 009263BF 005D3042 005D27C9 005D23E7

% BUG195 + 005D22FA 0055A8F4
 
One more.
BUG085

% BUG085 : 000024B6 036C3A77 00000500 00008108 00001AFF 000024B6 2 033FFB1F 0000

00
% 01 00000000 0 51867 000000A5 00004915 00000002 00000000 00000000 00000000 0000
0

% BUG085 + 0066CDBC 0077426C 00772E88 0077211C 005DBEFC

% BUG85 + 005DBEA4 005D75D7 005D2270 0055A8F4
%
 
If you could help me to decipher them myself that would be helpful.
 
All minor, timeslot are self-clearing. You know how to bring up ERR/SCH/BUG discriptions? At the > prompt
type your code always starting w/ err I E,

>err bug105 (enter)

BUG0105
Double timeslot problem prevented. TN is printed. Procedure CLEAR_NTWK

Severity: Minor


OVL000
>err bug195
>

BUG0195
BLOCK_PTR could not be found in specified queue. Procedure REMOVE

Severity: Minor


OVL000
>err bug85
>

BUG0085
"Invalid switch hook state in .RINGING state. (should be off-hook)
TERMINAL (packed format), *(CRPTR) Procedure LIN500"

Severity: Minor
 
Yes I do use err at the prompt. So I don't need to know any of the other info in the error.
 
Is it normal for these to come a frequently.
 
No, you shouldn't get beat down with them, the 105 is loop 35 channel 16 I believe. You have a loop 35? If so, and you get that one a lot, I would at least bounce it. As JP says, no code should be ignored, even if minor, unless you want to work your way to a free ini.
 
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