CDCheck 3.1.8.0 Help
Help version 1.2 Author: Mitja Perko Copyright (C) 2003 | Click here to view the online help

| Error codes Explanation of the information provided by the (error) message A) Kind - error: means there is a problem with the file you are processing - warning: informs you of potential problem - note: informs you that for example a hash file was found or provides other information about the process or file - critical: this is issued when the process had to be aborted because of the error that occured B) Type - win32: this means the Message is exact message and error code as returned from Windows OS (by a function used by CDCheck) - hash: the message is specific to hash - compare: the message is specific to compare - recovery: the message is specific to recovery - process: the message is related to the process - read: the message is related to the reading of the files C) File This tells you the name of the file involved with the message D) Message This contains the actual information (error explanation...) Listing of CDCheck error codes For the win32 error codes see the Microsoft official listing at: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;q155011.
    0=No source selected!
    1=No. of directories/files in source and reference is different!
    2=File/directory in setup window not found!
    3=Process aborted!
    5=Hash output file could not be created!
    6=Output directory must not be empty!
    7=Output directory invalid!
    8=Directory to recover is a subdirectory in output directory. Directory skipped to prevent cyclic recovery!
    9=Audio CDs are not supported by CDCheck!
    11=Source and reference must be of the same type (both file or both directory)!
    20=file size (%s) <> bytes read (%s) => file was most likely changed during processing
    21= Read pos. [B]: %s.
    40=Hash value not present in any hash file!!
    41=Hash file not valid - switching to automatic detection
    42=Hash file detected
    43=Hash file reading error - no further Hashes will be read
    44=Directory present in hash file not found
    45=File present in %s not found (%s hash: %s)!!
    46=%s hash check failed (current: %s saved: %s hash file: %s)
    47=Invalid hash: %s (hash file: %s)
    48=File is incompliant with selected ISO standard (Level 1, Level 2 or Joliet)
    49=Hash output file has been overwritten
    50=Hash file creation failed!
    51=The md5 file contains at least one ASCII generated sum (which is not supported by CDCheck)
    52=Filename contains characters not available in current locale! To allow normal hashing and checking use .CRC file format.
    53=Hash file created
    54=Processing tested only file readability because no hash file(s) were found
    60=src file/directory missing
    61=ref file/directory missing
    62=content mismatch
    90=Sector unreadable
    91=Sector timeout
    92=Sector statistical correctness below 100%
    93=Sector was not totally readable
    94=Error occured during writing output file. Process paused!
Comments to error codes
Error code | Additional information
0 | You have have not selected any source in the setup window.
1 | You have selected different number of directories/files in source and reference in the setup window. CDCheck cannot determine which to compare with which.
3 | Process was aborted due to some critical error.
5 | Verify that you have write permissions and that the file is not locked on the location where the file was to be created. For more information look at the previous error message describing the problem.
21 (win32) | The device is not ready. This means the device is not ready - either the device (CD-ROM,DVD-ROM) is empty (without an inserted media) or media is so damaged that it cannot be read by the operating system.
23 (win32) | Data error (cyclic redundancy check) This means that device built-in error detection procedures established that data was not read correctly. This usually means that data is damaged and could not be repaired successfully.
51 | CDCheck currently does not support ascii MD5 hashes (.md5 file format). Ascii MD5 hash is a special form of hash where some characters are transformed before calculation of the hash. The file used for checking files included at least one such hash.
62 | This means that when comparing the file on source and the file on reference the files were different. Why this happens after burning - see faq question 6.
If you do not find an explanation here or the explanation is not good enough mail me and I will try to answer your question and expand the information provided here. BACK FRONT PAGE Copyright (C) 2003, Mitja Perko (CDCheck homepage)