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What causes Type 10 and 11 errors?

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What causes Type 10 and 11 errors?

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A Type 10 error seen on a Power Macintosh 7500 or 8500 series computer is going to occur under the same circumstances as an FPU error. Due to the changes and enhancements in the 680×0 emulator, there are instances where an FPU error will be returned as a type 10 error. Follow the same troubleshooting steps you would when troubleshooting an FPU error. Type 11 errors are typically due to one of a variety of factors: – Font problems: you are using a bad font. – Incompatible software running in emulation. – SCSI chain problems: bad driver or cable. – Cache SIMM problems (if you have installed one on your Power Macintosh computer). – RAM problems: bad RAM has been installed.