RUN-TIME ERRORS
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     Certain errors while Renegade is online cause it to exit back to DOS.
     Whenever this occurs, the screen image is outputed to a file called
     ERROR.LOG in your main directory, along with certain pieces of
     information such as the time, date, error number, BBS version, the user
     who was on and what baud rate they were on at.

     A message is also sent to the SysOp log, and the user's screen when a
     error occurs.  If a error does occur in Renegade, please report it to
     either your local support hub, or one of the Renegade Alpha sites.  Please
     send along the information at the top of the section where the error is in
     the ERROR.LOG file.

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     DEFAULT RENEGADE ERRORLEVELS
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     0 No error
     1 Critical error
     2 New echomail entered

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     DOS ERRORS
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     2 File not found.
     3 Path not found.
     4 Too many open files.
     5 File access denied.
     6 Invalid file handle.
     12 Invalid file access code.
     15 Invalid drive number.
     16 Cannot remove current directory.
     17 Cannot rename across drives.

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     I/O ERRORS
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     100 Disk read error.
     101 Disk write error.
     102 File not assigned.
     103 File not open.
     104 File not open for input.
     105 File not open for output.
     106 Invalid numeric format.

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     CRITICAL ERRORS
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     150 Disk is write-protected.
     151 Unknown unit.
     152 Drive not ready.
     153 Unknown command.
     154 CRC error in data.
     155 Bad drive request structure length.
     156 Disk seek error.
     157 Unknown media type.
     158 Sector not found.
     159 Printer out of paper.
     160 Device write fault.
     161 Device read fault.
     162 Hardware failure.

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     FATAL ERRORS
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     200 Division by zero.
     201 Range check error.
     202 Stack overflow error.
     203 Heap overflow error.
     204 Invalid pointer operation.
     205 Floating point overflow.
     206 Floating point underflow.
     207 Invalid floating point operation.
     208 Overlay manager not installed.
     209 Overlay file read error.

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