EXE2BIN Error MessagesLast reviewed: January 23, 1995Article ID: Q94586 |
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The following table of EXE2BIN errors is adapted from "The MS-DOS Encyclopedia" (Microsoft Press). Even though EXE2BIN is provided with MS-DOS, it is often used during the process of building an application with the Microsoft Macro Assembler (MASM). Error: File cannot be converted Cause: The program to be converted has one of the following problems: - The program has an origin of 0100h but a different entry point. - The program requires segment fixups. - The program code and data are larger than 64 KB. - The program has more than one declared segment - The file is not a valid .EXE-format file.Error: File creation error Cause: EXE2BIN cannot create the output file for one of the following reasons: - A read-only file with the same name already exists - The specified directory is full - The specified disk is full, write-protected, or unreadable.Error: File not found Cause: The file does not exist or the incorrect path was given. Error: Fixups needed - base segment (hex): Cause: The .EXE-format file contains segment references that would ordinarily be relocated by the .EXE file loader. Specify the absolute segment address at which the converted module will be executed.Error: Incorrect DOS version Cause: The version of EXE2BIN is not compatible with the version of MS-DOS that is running.Error: Insufficient disk space Cause: The destination disk has insufficient space to create the memory- image output file.Error: Insufficient memory Cause: Not enough memory is available to run EXE2BIN. Error: WARNING - Read error in EXE file. Amount read less than size in header.Cause: The file size given in the .EXE header is inconsistent with the actual size of the file. |
Additional reference words: kbinf 5.00 5.10 5.10A 6.00 6.00A 6.00B 6.10
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