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     1 <h1>KERN</h1>
       
     2 <p>
       
     3 These panic numbers represent errors which cause the Kernel itself to
       
     4 terminate. When the kernel terminates for the reasons listed here, it is said
       
     5 to fault rather than panic. 
       
     6 </p>
       
     7 <p>
       
     8 The faults themselves are raised by kernel side code. 
       
     9 </p>
       
    10 <p>Note:many of the faults listed here are raised in debug
       
    11 builds only. 
       
    12 </p>
       
    13 <code>0-3</code>
       
    14 <p>
       
    15 Not used. 
       
    16 </p>
       
    17 <code>4</code>
       
    18 <p>
       
    19 This fault is raised when a system thread has panicked or
       
    20 terminated causing the entire system to re-boot. 
       
    21 </p>
       
    22 <code>5</code>
       
    23 <p>
       
    24 Not used. 
       
    25 </p>
       
    26 <code>6</code>
       
    27 <p>
       
    28 This fault is raised when adding a code segment, a
       
    29 <code>DCodeSeg</code> object, to the dependency table of another code segment. 
       
    30 </p>
       
    31 <p>
       
    32 The fault occurs when the number of dependent code segments added
       
    33 exceeds the maximum expected, suggesting some inconsistency. 
       
    34 </p>
       
    35 <p>
       
    36 Note: <code>DCodeSeg</code> is internal to Symbian OS 
       
    37 </p>
       
    38 <code>7</code>
       
    39 <p>
       
    40 Not used. 
       
    41 </p>
       
    42 <code>8</code>
       
    43 <p>
       
    44 This fault is raised when the thread that deals with raw hardware
       
    45 events, as generated by the hardware drivers of a pointer device, a keyboard
       
    46 etc., has terminated. The thread is referred to as the thread event hook. 
       
    47 </p>
       
    48 <p>
       
    49 Note:
       
    50 </p>
       
    51 <p>
       
    52 The most common cause is the death of the window server
       
    53 &quot;wserv&quot;. 
       
    54 </p>
       
    55 <p>
       
    56 Raw hardware events are represented by
       
    57 <a href="../reference-cpp/E32_EKA2/TRawEventClass.html#%3a%3aTRawEvent" title="class TRawEvent"><code class="ApiItem">TRawEvent</code></a> objects. 
       
    58 </p>
       
    59 <code>9</code>
       
    60 <p>
       
    61 This fault is raised when an attempt to allocate the buffer that is
       
    62 to contain raw hardware events (as represented by a set of
       
    63 <a href="../reference-cpp/E32_EKA2/TRawEventClass.html#%3a%3aTRawEvent" title="class TRawEvent"><code class="ApiItem">TRawEvent</code></a> objects), cannot be allocated. 
       
    64 </p>
       
    65 <code>10-14</code>
       
    66 <p>
       
    67 Not used. 
       
    68 </p>
       
    69 <code>15</code>
       
    70 <p>
       
    71 This fault is raised when a thread or process is panicked or
       
    72 terminated when one of the following is true: 
       
    73 </p>
       
    74 <p>
       
    75 the kernel is locked. 
       
    76 </p>
       
    77 <p>
       
    78 the current thread holds a fast mutex. 
       
    79 </p>
       
    80 <code>16</code>
       
    81 <p>
       
    82 Not used. 
       
    83 </p>
       
    84 <code>17</code>
       
    85 <p>
       
    86 Not used. 
       
    87 </p>
       
    88 <code>18</code>
       
    89 <p>
       
    90 This fault is raised by internal functions, which as part of their
       
    91 implementation, fetch a <a href="../reference-cpp/E32_EKA2/DObjectClass.html#%3a%3aDObject" title="class DObject"><code class="ApiItem">DObject</code></a> based on the object type,
       
    92 a <code>TObjectType</code> type. 
       
    93 </p>
       
    94 <p>
       
    95 The fault occurs when the value representing the object type lies
       
    96 outside the permitted values. 
       
    97 </p>
       
    98 <p>
       
    99 The fault can also be raised by
       
   100 <a href="../reference-cpp/E32_EKA2/KernClass.html#%3a%3aKern%3a%3aObjectFromHandle%28%29" title="function Kern::ObjectFromHandle()"><code class="ApiItem">Kern::ObjectFromHandle()</code></a>. 
       
   101 </p>
       
   102 <p>
       
   103 Note:
       
   104 <code class="ApiItem">TObjectType</code> is internal to
       
   105 Symbian OS. 
       
   106 </p>
       
   107 <code>19</code>
       
   108 <p>
       
   109 This fault is raised by a kernel side session
       
   110 (<code>DSession</code>) object's destructor if that session has not been
       
   111 detached from the kernel side server (<code>DServer</code>) object by the time
       
   112 the destructor is called. 
       
   113 </p>
       
   114 <p>
       
   115 Note:
       
   116 <code>DSession</code> and <code>DServer
       
   117 </code> are internal to Symbian OS. 
       
   118 </p>
       
   119 <code>20</code>
       
   120 <p>This fault is raised in debug builds only.
       
   121 </p>
       
   122 <p>
       
   123 The fault is raised by <code>DSession::Send()</code> when an
       
   124 ASSERT, that expects a message to be free, fails. 
       
   125 </p>
       
   126 <p>
       
   127 Note:
       
   128 <code>DSession</code> is internal to Symbian OS.
       
   129 </p>
       
   130 <code>21</code>
       
   131 <p>
       
   132 Not used. 
       
   133 </p>
       
   134 <code>22</code>
       
   135 <p>
       
   136 This fault is raised by a kernel side session
       
   137 (<code>DSession</code>) object's destructor if there are still messages
       
   138 outstanding on that session by the time the destructor is called. 
       
   139 </p>
       
   140 <p>
       
   141 Note:
       
   142 <code>DSession</code> is internal to Symbian OS.
       
   143 </p>
       
   144 <code>23</code>
       
   145 <p>
       
   146 Not used. 
       
   147 </p>
       
   148 <code>24</code>
       
   149 <p>
       
   150 This fault is raised by a kernel side server (<code>DServer</code>)
       
   151 object's destructor if there are sessions still attached to that server by the
       
   152 time the destructor is called. 
       
   153 </p>
       
   154 <p>
       
   155 Note:
       
   156 <code>DServer</code> is internal to Symbian OS. 
       
   157 </p>
       
   158 <code>25</code>
       
   159 <p>
       
   160 This fault is raised by a kernel side server (<code>DServer</code>)
       
   161 object's destructor if that server still has messages that have been delivered
       
   162 but not yet accepted by the time the destructor is called. 
       
   163 </p>
       
   164 <code>26</code>
       
   165 <p>
       
   166 This fault is raised by a kernel side server (<code>DServer</code>)
       
   167 object's <code>Close()</code> function if that server still has messages that
       
   168 have been delivered but not yet accepted. 
       
   169 </p>
       
   170 <code>27</code>
       
   171 <p>
       
   172 This fault is raised by a kernel side session
       
   173 (<code>DSession</code>) object when the server calls its
       
   174 <code>ClosefromDisconnect()</code> function to indicate completion of the
       
   175 disconnection, and the session object's access count is not zero. 
       
   176 </p>
       
   177 <p>
       
   178 Note:
       
   179 <code>DSession</code> is internal to Symbian OS.
       
   180 </p>
       
   181 <code>28</code>
       
   182 <p>This fault is raised in debug builds only.</p>
       
   183 <p>
       
   184 This fault is raised when a message is being freed and the message
       
   185 appears to belong to an unknown message pool. 
       
   186 </p>
       
   187 <code>29</code>
       
   188 <p>
       
   189 This fault is raised by a kernel side session
       
   190 (<code>DSession</code>) object's destructor if there are still messages
       
   191 outstanding on that session by the time the destructor is called. 
       
   192 </p>
       
   193 <p>
       
   194 Note:
       
   195 <code>DSession</code> is internal to Symbian OS.
       
   196 </p>
       
   197 <code>30-40</code>
       
   198 <p>
       
   199 Not used. 
       
   200 </p>
       
   201 <code>41</code>
       
   202 <p>
       
   203 This fault is raised when the DFC that is used to restart the
       
   204 second absolute timer queue (<code>TSecondQ</code>) finds that the queue is not
       
   205 locked. 
       
   206 </p>
       
   207 <code>42</code>
       
   208 <p>
       
   209 This fault is raised by the <a href="../reference-cpp/E32_EKA2/DLogicalChannelClass.html#%3a%3aDLogicalChannel" title="class DLogicalChannel"><code class="ApiItem">DLogicalChannel</code></a>
       
   210 destructor if there are outstanding messages by the time the destructor is
       
   211 called. 
       
   212 </p>
       
   213 <code>43</code>
       
   214 <p>
       
   215 This fault is raised by a kernel side session
       
   216 (<code>DSession</code>) object's destructor if the object's access count and
       
   217 the total client access count are not zero by the time the destructor is
       
   218 called. 
       
   219 </p>
       
   220 <p>
       
   221 Note:
       
   222 <code>DSession</code> is internal to Symbian OS.
       
   223 </p>
       
   224 <code>44</code>
       
   225 <p>
       
   226 This fault is raised when the kernel heap is being created and the
       
   227 specified initial size is less than or equal to the minimum value defined by
       
   228 <a href="../reference-cpp/E32_EKA2/e32const.hVariables.html#%3a%3aKMinHeapSize" title="field KMinHeapSize"><code class="ApiItem">KMinHeapSize</code></a>. 
       
   229 </p>
       
   230 <code>45-47</code>
       
   231 <p>
       
   232 Not used. 
       
   233 </p>
       
   234 <code>48</code>
       
   235 <p>
       
   236 This fault is raised if creation of the machine configuration mutex
       
   237 fails during initialisation of the RAM drive. 
       
   238 </p>
       
   239 <code>49</code>
       
   240 <p>
       
   241 This fault is raised if creation of a new chunk for the internal
       
   242 RAM drive fails. 
       
   243 </p>
       
   244 <code>50</code>
       
   245 <p>
       
   246 This fault is raised if creation of the microkernel fails. 
       
   247 </p>
       
   248 <code>51</code>
       
   249 <p>
       
   250 This fault is raised if the 3rd phase initialisation of the kernel
       
   251 fails. 
       
   252 </p>
       
   253 <code>52</code>
       
   254 <p>
       
   255 This fault is raised if the startup of kernel extensions fails. 
       
   256 </p>
       
   257 <code>53-56</code>
       
   258 <p>
       
   259 Not used. 
       
   260 </p>
       
   261 <code>57</code>
       
   262 <p>
       
   263 This fault is raised if initialisation of the RAM drive fails. 
       
   264 </p>
       
   265 <code>58-62</code>
       
   266 <p>
       
   267 Not used. 
       
   268 </p>
       
   269 <code>63</code>
       
   270 <p>
       
   271 This fault acts as a trap if a thread calls
       
   272 <a href="../reference-cpp/E32_EKA2/NKernClass.html#%3a%3aNKern%3a%3aThreadKill%28%29" title="function NKern::ThreadKill()"><code class="ApiItem">NKern::ThreadKill()</code></a> to terminate itself, and the call to
       
   273 that <a href="../reference-cpp/E32_EKA2/NKernClass.html#%3a%3aNKern%3a%3aThreadKill%28%29" title="function NKern::ThreadKill()"><code class="ApiItem">NKern::ThreadKill()</code></a>function returns. When a thread
       
   274 calls on itself, the call should not return. 
       
   275 </p>
       
   276 <code>64</code>
       
   277 <p>
       
   278 This fault is raised if an attempt is made to set an invalid timer
       
   279 type (<code>TTimer::SetType()</code>). 
       
   280 </p>
       
   281 <p>
       
   282 Note:
       
   283 <code>TTimer</code> is internal to Symbian OS. 
       
   284 </p>
       
   285 <code>65</code>
       
   286 <p>
       
   287 The fault is raised when updating a tick timer queue, and the delta
       
   288 value is greater than the maximum permitted. 
       
   289 </p>
       
   290 <code>66</code>
       
   291 <p>This fault is raised in debug builds only.
       
   292 </p>
       
   293 <p>
       
   294 The fault is raised when setting the thread (<code>DThread</code>)
       
   295 priority, and the priority value is not a valid value. 
       
   296 </p>
       
   297 <p>
       
   298 Note:
       
   299 <code>DThread</code> is internal to Symbian OS. 
       
   300 </p>
       
   301 <code>67</code>
       
   302 <p>This fault is raised in debug builds only.
       
   303 </p>
       
   304 <p>
       
   305 This fault is raised when a mutex (<code>DMutex</code>) is
       
   306 signalled (<code>DMutex::Signal()</code>) by the wrong thread. 
       
   307 </p>
       
   308 <p>
       
   309 Note:
       
   310 <code>DMutex</code> is internal to Symbian OS. 
       
   311 </p>
       
   312 <code>68</code>
       
   313 <p>
       
   314 This fault is raised in debug builds only.
       
   315 </p>
       
   316 <p>
       
   317 This fault is raised when a mutex (<code>DMutex</code>) is
       
   318 signalled (<code>DMutex::Signal()</code>) and the current thread
       
   319 (<code>DThread</code>) is not ready to run. 
       
   320 </p>
       
   321 <p>
       
   322 Note:
       
   323 <code>DMutex</code> and <code>DThread</code> are
       
   324 internal to Symbian OS. 
       
   325 </p>
       
   326 <code>69</code>
       
   327 <p>
       
   328 This fault is raised in debug builds only.
       
   329 </p>
       
   330 <p>
       
   331 This fault is raised when a wait is called on a mutex
       
   332 (<code>DMutex::Wait()</code>), and the current thread (<code>DThread</code>) is
       
   333 not ready to run. 
       
   334 </p>
       
   335 <p>
       
   336 Note:
       
   337 <code>DMutex</code> and <code>DThread</code> are
       
   338 internal to Symbian OS. 
       
   339 </p>
       
   340 <code>70</code>
       
   341 <p>
       
   342 This fault is raised in debug builds only.
       
   343 </p>
       
   344 <p>
       
   345 This fault is raised when a wait is called on a mutex
       
   346 (<code>DMutex::Wait()</code>), and the current thread (<code>DThread</code>) is
       
   347 blocked, waiting on another object. 
       
   348 </p>
       
   349 <p>
       
   350 Note:
       
   351 <code>DMutex</code> and <code>DThread</code> are
       
   352 internal to Symbian OS. 
       
   353 </p>
       
   354 <code>71</code>
       
   355 <p>
       
   356 This fault is raised in debug builds only.
       
   357 </p>
       
   358 <p>
       
   359 The fault is raised when a semaphore (<code>DSemaphore</code>) is
       
   360 signalled and the current thread (<code>DThread</code>) is not ready to run. 
       
   361 </p>
       
   362 <p>
       
   363 Note:
       
   364 <code>DSemaphore</code> and <code>DThread
       
   365 </code> are internal to Symbian OS. 
       
   366 </p>
       
   367 <code>72</code>
       
   368 <p>
       
   369 This fault is raised in debug builds only.
       
   370 </p>
       
   371 <p>
       
   372 The fault is raised when a wait is called on a semaphore
       
   373 (<code>DSemaphore::Wait()</code>) and the current thread (<code>DThread</code>)
       
   374 is not ready to run. 
       
   375 </p>
       
   376 <p>
       
   377 Note:
       
   378 <code>DSemaphore</code> and <code>DThread
       
   379 </code> are internal to Symbian OS. 
       
   380 </p>
       
   381 <code>73</code>
       
   382 <p>
       
   383 This fault is raised in debug builds only.
       
   384 </p>
       
   385 <p>
       
   386 This fault is raised when a wait is called on a semaphore
       
   387 (<code>DSemaphore::Wait()</code>), and the current thread
       
   388 (<code>DThread</code>) is blocked, waiting on another object. 
       
   389 </p>
       
   390 <p>
       
   391 Note:
       
   392 <code>DSemaphore</code> and <code>DThread
       
   393 </code> are internal to Symbian OS. 
       
   394 </p>
       
   395 <code>74</code>
       
   396 <p>
       
   397 This fault is raised in debug builds only.
       
   398 </p>
       
   399 <p>
       
   400 This fault is raised during kernel heap manipulation. 
       
   401 </p>
       
   402 <code>75</code>
       
   403 <p>
       
   404 This fault is raised by the <code>DLibrary</code> destructor if the
       
   405 number of user references on the library, which is equal to the number of
       
   406 handles on the library opened by the process or by any of its threads, is not
       
   407 zero. 
       
   408 </p>
       
   409 <p>
       
   410 Note:
       
   411 <code>DLibrary</code> is internal to Symbian OS.
       
   412 </p>
       
   413 <code>76</code>
       
   414 <p>
       
   415 This fault is raised by <code>DProcess::Release()</code> if the
       
   416 number of dynamically loaded code segments attached to this process is not
       
   417 zero. 
       
   418 </p>
       
   419 <p>
       
   420 Note: the code segments referred to are only those
       
   421 corresponding to DLLs that have been explicitly loaded. 
       
   422 </p>
       
   423 <p>
       
   424 Note:
       
   425 <code>DProcess</code> is internal to Symbian OS.
       
   426 </p>
       
   427 <code>77</code>
       
   428 <p>
       
   429 This fault is raised during the creation of a code segment if a
       
   430 process data address is invalid. 
       
   431 </p>
       
   432 <code>78</code>
       
   433 <p>
       
   434 This fault is raised in debug builds only.
       
   435 </p>
       
   436 <p>
       
   437 This fault is raised when attaching a process to a code segment
       
   438 (<code>DCodeSeg::SetAttachProcess()</code>). 
       
   439 </p>
       
   440 <p>
       
   441 The fault occurs if the code segment's <code>iExeCodeSeg</code>
       
   442 field already points to some process's EXE code segment. 
       
   443 </p>
       
   444 <p>
       
   445 Note:
       
   446 <code>DCodeSeg</code> and <code>DProcess
       
   447 </code> are internal to Symbian OS. 
       
   448 </p>
       
   449 <code>79</code>
       
   450 <p>
       
   451 This fault is raised when attaching a process to a code segment
       
   452 (<code>DCodeSeg::SetAttachProcess()</code>). 
       
   453 </p>
       
   454 <p>
       
   455 The fault occurs if a process (<code>DProcess</code>) has already
       
   456 been attached to this code segment. 
       
   457 </p>
       
   458 <p>
       
   459 Note:
       
   460 <code>DCodeSeg</code> and <code>DProcess
       
   461 </code> are internal to Symbian OS. 
       
   462 </p>
       
   463 <code>80</code>
       
   464 <p>
       
   465 This fault is raised when an essential system thread terminates.
       
   466 Such a thread is flagged as being permanent
       
   467 (<code>KThreadFlagSystemPermanent</code>). 
       
   468 </p>
       
   469 <code>81</code>
       
   470 <p>
       
   471 This fault is raised in debug builds only.
       
   472 </p>
       
   473 <p>
       
   474 This fault is raised if creation of the just-in-time handler
       
   475 (<code>DJitCrashHandler</code>) fails during the third phase of system
       
   476 initialisation (<a href="../reference-cpp/E32_EKA2/AsicClass.html#%3a%3aAsic%3a%3aInit3%28%29" title="function Asic::Init3()"><code class="ApiItem">Asic::Init3()</code></a>). 
       
   477 </p>
       
   478 <p>
       
   479 Note:
       
   480 <code>DJitCrashHandler</code> is internal to
       
   481 Symbian OS. 
       
   482 </p>
       
   483 <code>82</code>
       
   484 <p>
       
   485 Not used. 
       
   486 </p>
       
   487 <code>83</code>
       
   488 <p>
       
   489 This fault is raised in debug builds only.
       
   490 </p>
       
   491 <p>
       
   492 This fault is raised by <a href="../reference-cpp/E32_EKA2/KernClass.html#%3a%3aKern%3a%3aProcessFromId%28%29" title="function Kern::ProcessFromId()"><code class="ApiItem">Kern::ProcessFromId()</code></a>
       
   493 if the process container mutex is not held by the current thread. 
       
   494 </p>
       
   495 <code>84</code>
       
   496 <p>
       
   497 This fault is raised in debug builds only.
       
   498 </p>
       
   499 <p>
       
   500 This fault is raised by <a href="../reference-cpp/E32_EKA2/KernClass.html#%3a%3aKern%3a%3aThreadFromId%28%29" title="function Kern::ThreadFromId()"><code class="ApiItem">Kern::ThreadFromId()</code></a>
       
   501 if the thread container mutex is not held by the current thread. 
       
   502 </p>
       
   503 <code>85</code>
       
   504 <p>
       
   505 Not used. 
       
   506 </p>
       
   507 <code>86</code>
       
   508 <p>
       
   509 Not used. 
       
   510 </p>
       
   511 <code>87</code>
       
   512 <p>
       
   513 This fault is raised in debug builds only.
       
   514 </p>
       
   515 <p>
       
   516 This fault is raised when an access-counted event handler callback
       
   517 object, <a href="../reference-cpp/E32_EKA2/DKernelEventHandlerClass.html#%3a%3aDKernelEventHandler" title="class DKernelEventHandler"><code class="ApiItem">DKernelEventHandler</code></a>, is created with a NULL
       
   518 <code class="ApiItem">TCallback</code> object. 
       
   519 </p>
       
   520 <code>88</code>
       
   521 <p>
       
   522 This fault is raised in debug builds only.
       
   523 </p>
       
   524 <p>
       
   525 This fault is raised if attempting to wait on a mutex
       
   526 (<code>DMutex::Wait()</code>) that has been created with an order value that
       
   527 violates the rules that prevent deadlock prevention. 
       
   528 </p>
       
   529 <code>89</code>
       
   530 <p>
       
   531 This fault is raised in debug builds only.
       
   532 </p>
       
   533 <p>
       
   534 This fault is raised when waiting on a condition variable object
       
   535 (<code>DCondVar</code>) if the current thread is not ready to run. 
       
   536 </p>
       
   537 <p>
       
   538 Note:
       
   539 <code>DCondVar</code> is internal to Symbian OS.
       
   540 </p>
       
   541 <code>90</code>
       
   542 <p>
       
   543 This fault is raised in debug builds only.
       
   544 </p>
       
   545 <p>
       
   546 This fault is raised when waiting on a condition variable object
       
   547 (<code>DCondVar</code>) if the current (Nanokernel) thread is not in a
       
   548 recognised state. 
       
   549 </p>
       
   550 <p>
       
   551 Note:
       
   552 <code>DCondVar</code> is internal to Symbian OS.
       
   553 </p>
       
   554 <code>91</code>
       
   555 <p>
       
   556 This fault is raised in debug builds only.
       
   557 </p>
       
   558 <p>
       
   559 This fault is raised when waiting on a condition variable object
       
   560 (<code>DCondVar</code>) if the current (Symbian OS) thread is not in a
       
   561 recognised state. 
       
   562 </p>
       
   563 <p>
       
   564 Note:
       
   565 <code>DCondVar</code> is internal to Symbian OS.
       
   566 </p>
       
   567 <code>92</code>
       
   568 <p>
       
   569 This fault is raised when attempting to unblock a thread in a call
       
   570 to <code>DCondVar::UnBlockThread()</code> if the thread state indicates that it
       
   571 is not suspended waiting on the <code>DCondVar</code> object. 
       
   572 </p>
       
   573 <code>93</code>
       
   574 <p>
       
   575 Not used. 
       
   576 </p>
       
   577 <code>94</code>
       
   578 <p>
       
   579 This fault is raised in a call to
       
   580 <a href="../reference-cpp/E32_EKA2/KernClass.html#%3a%3aKern%3a%3aThreadKill%28%29" title="function Kern::ThreadKill()"><code class="ApiItem">Kern::ThreadKill()</code></a> if an attempt is being made to kill a
       
   581 non-user thread that is also not the currently running thread. </p>