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- hrmes
- New Member
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Thinking that my current Win7 64, antivirus and firewall configuration is to blame for repacking not working, I copied the Gamebase folder to a WindowsXP VMware virtual machine and did a bit of reconfiguring for it to work.
Then I tried Ghosts n' Goblins again and repacking didn't work there either even though the d64 file is modified.
I'm not getting any warnings about missing dlls or other files when Gamebase is launched if something like that is the cause.
Event/error logging by Gamebase would sure come handy in a case like this...
Then I tried Ghosts n' Goblins again and repacking didn't work there either even though the d64 file is modified.
I'm not getting any warnings about missing dlls or other files when Gamebase is launched if something like that is the cause.
Event/error logging by Gamebase would sure come handy in a case like this...
- K.C.
- Cool Member
- Location: The Netherlands
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Could it be that you use CCS64 to play these games? In CCS64, you can select if changes to disk images are permanent or temporary. When set to temporary (IIRC that's the default setting in CCS64), changes that are written to disk are not stored in the D64 image.
Just a wild guess:hrmes wrote:The 'Repack unpacked games after playing' option doesn't seem to work.
Could it be that you use CCS64 to play these games? In CCS64, you can select if changes to disk images are permanent or temporary. When set to temporary (IIRC that's the default setting in CCS64), changes that are written to disk are not stored in the D64 image.
- .mad.
- Honoured Member
- Location: Lancashire
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i was thinking just the same thing
if the "saving continously" option was set.
also you might want to check your "settings.ini" file.
it is located in your gamebase folder.
has it got these lines.
just edit as you wish.
if the "saving continously" option was set.
also you might want to check your "settings.ini" file.
it is located in your gamebase folder.
has it got these lines.
just edit as you wish.
Code: Select all
[UI]
ReZipGames=1
ReZipAsk=1
ReZipNotify=1
ReZipAdditional=2
- .mad.
- Honoured Member
- Location: Lancashire
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i get the same problem as you using this version.
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GameBase v1.3 (21 February 2010)
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i had a version were the rezip worked.
but i rolled back due to problems with my gamebase.
no doubt Jimbo will fix it, if he hasn't already.
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GameBase v1.3 (21 February 2010)
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i had a version were the rezip worked.
but i rolled back due to problems with my gamebase.
no doubt Jimbo will fix it, if he hasn't already.
- .mad.
- Honoured Member
- Location: Lancashire
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HELP!!
ok people i need your help.
While using the latest beta of gamebase.
i got a system crash
the screen flashed blue and powered off.
on restarting my PC i got the message
"recovering from a serious error"
and these errors.
The problem happend when i was using the MSX1 Gamebase.
i selected Extras and chose a Tape to load.
and it was a instant Game Over for my PC.
i think it might be the Custom script CAS loader conflicting with something. but thats just a guess.
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can anyone try and duplicate this error please.
so jimbo can fix it.
maybe on a spare PC with no crutial data on it.
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i was using XP Home service pack 3 if that helps.
rolling back to Gamebase v1.3 feb 2010
and the gamebase runs fine.
While using the latest beta of gamebase.
i got a system crash
the screen flashed blue and powered off.
on restarting my PC i got the message
"recovering from a serious error"
and these errors.
The problem happend when i was using the MSX1 Gamebase.
i selected Extras and chose a Tape to load.
and it was a instant Game Over for my PC.
i think it might be the Custom script CAS loader conflicting with something. but thats just a guess.
--------------------------------------------------------
can anyone try and duplicate this error please.
so jimbo can fix it.
maybe on a spare PC with no crutial data on it.
--------------------------------------------------------
i was using XP Home service pack 3 if that helps.
rolling back to Gamebase v1.3 feb 2010
and the gamebase runs fine.
- .mad.
- Honoured Member
- Location: Lancashire
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thanks for the reply,
i also suspect the BlueMSX emulator did something critical.
so deleted it and re-installed.
i have managed to get a Tape working from gamebase.
but i can't remember which Tape caused the error.
it feels like i am playing Russian roulette with the gamebase.
could the filename really be the problem?
if so, i will rename them all just to be on the safe side.
i also suspect the BlueMSX emulator did something critical.
so deleted it and re-installed.
i have managed to get a Tape working from gamebase.
but i can't remember which Tape caused the error.
it feels like i am playing Russian roulette with the gamebase.
could the filename really be the problem?
if so, i will rename them all just to be on the safe side.
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