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'''Illegal Instruction''' (also referred to as II) is an error found in [[Return To Wonderland]], similar to [[Memory Access Violation]] but far rarer. Illegal Instructions occur when the game attempts to perform a CPU/GPU instruction that is not supported by the CPU/GPU. | |||
Illegal Instruction (also referred to as II) is an error found in [[Wonderland]], similar to [[Memory Access Violation]] but far rarer. Illegal Instructions occur when the game attempts to perform | |||
== Known Causes == | == Known Causes == | ||
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* [[Return to Wonderland]]: Doing certain things with [[38 08]]. | * [[Return to Wonderland]]: Doing certain things with [[38 08]]. | ||
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== See Also == | |||
* [[Wikipedia:Illegal_opcode|Illegal opcode]] on Wikipedia. | |||
[[Category:Errors|Errors]] | |||
Latest revision as of 18:59, 4 December 2022
Illegal Instruction (also referred to as II) is an error found in Return To Wonderland, similar to Memory Access Violation but far rarer. Illegal Instructions occur when the game attempts to perform a CPU/GPU instruction that is not supported by the CPU/GPU.
Known Causes
The following events can cause an Illegal Instruction Error.
- Return to Wonderland: Doing certain things with 38 08.
See Also
- Illegal opcode on Wikipedia.