Technical Notes Database
TN4058C.txt TD - TD386 UNEXPECTED INTERRUPT 0A
Category :Pascal
Platform :All
Product :TD 1.x 2.0
Description:
Q. Why do I get unexpected interrupt 0A as soon as I call
TD386?
A. This indicates that there is a hardware or device driver
incompatability. Interrupt 0A is being generated as a result
of this hardware/software. In the virtual 8086 mode of the 80386,
Interrupt 0A is generated by the CPU when an invalid task state
segment is encountered. TD386 is unable to determine whether the
CPU generated the error, or if it was generated by the hardware.
Therefore, to prevent making the situation worse, TD386 terminates
itself, and prints the "UNEXPECTED INTERRUPT" message.
If you have a Microsoft Bus Mouse make sure that you have
set the jumpers correctly. The jumper should be set to
number 5 for an AT type machine, including any 80386
machine with an AT bus. If the jumper is incorrectly set
you will receive this error message. Try changing the
jumpers until the error goes away.
Reference:
7/2/98 10:45:35 AM
Last Modified: 01-SEP-99