User Guide

SERVER Messages 547
System Messages
103-000150-001
August 29, 2001
Novell Confidential
Manual 99a38 July 17, 2001
SERVER-X-918: LOADER cannot find public symbol: API_name for module name.
Source: SERVER.EXE
Explanation: The loader could not find the module's public symbol name in the Public
Symbol table.
Action: Complete one of the following:
 If you are a user, see the documentation for the NLM. Another module
must be loaded before this module.
 If you are a developer, verify the spelling of the symbol. Make sure the
module that defined this symbol made it public. Implement auto-loading
so that the module that defines the public symbol is automatically loaded
before other modules that need access to this symbol.
SERVER-X-960: Page fault, insufficient rights to read from page.
Source: SERVER.EXE
Explanation: A module running in a protected address space tried to read from the kernel.
Possible Cause: This is a problem in the module code.
Action: You can try to run the module in the kernel address space, but remember that
modules running in the kernel address space can abend the server. To solve the
problem, contact technical support or the module vendor.
SERVER-X-962: Page fault, insufficient rights to write to page.
Source: SERVER.EXE
Explanation: A module running in a protected address space tried to write to the kernel.
Possible Cause: This is a problem in the module code.
Action: You can try to run the module in the kernel address space, but remember that
modules running in the kernel address space can abend the server. To solve the
problem, contact technical support or the module vendor.
SERVER-X-978: A fault occurred in a registered console command handler.
Source: SERVER.EXE
Possible Cause: An NLM caused a memory protection page fault when the command parser
was called. The server might be using an unlicensed or outdated version of the
NLM, or a version that is still under development.
Action: Determine which NLM caused the error and unload it.