my macintosh 68k gamebase works well, but recently i added a 1,5 GB harchive compressed in 767 MB i have this error when emulator should be launched.
unable to repack. snapshot of unpacked folder before playing does not exist
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eorror with gamebase in repack
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- .mad.
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Re: eorror with gamebase in repack
Hi Seiya,
The HD image is compressed (SIT file) and needs to be unpacked to a HD image for GameBase to use it.
You need to create an even larger OS HD with the compressed image inside that with SIT installed, with enough room to unpack it.
but it could be possible to use a virtual folder (PC) as the MAC Hard Drive with SIT in the folder.
And unpack the image from the emulator enviroment to the PC folder.
The HD image is compressed (SIT file) and needs to be unpacked to a HD image for GameBase to use it.
You need to create an even larger OS HD with the compressed image inside that with SIT installed, with enough room to unpack it.
but it could be possible to use a virtual folder (PC) as the MAC Hard Drive with SIT in the folder.
And unpack the image from the emulator enviroment to the PC folder.
- Seiya
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Re: eorror with gamebase in repack
because in this hardfile i have put 2 CD rom iso (600 mb each) in .toast format. maybe i have to make 2,5 GB hardfile?
if i must double hardfile to have 2 cdrom inside, better avoid this games on multi cd in the future.
ps:
well, in this case i don't zip the hardfile. it works
if i must double hardfile to have 2 cdrom inside, better avoid this games on multi cd in the future.
ps:
well, in this case i don't zip the hardfile. it works
- .mad.
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- Location: Lancashire
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I don't understand.
this is what it sounds like you have to me? (could be wrong).
An HD image which is ZIPPED, which contains two ISO's
and those 2 ISO's contains 1 game.
i am right?
unzip the HD
mount the larger HD to emulator or Mac PRO
extract the two ISO's (so you have 2 ISO files on PC)
delete the HD
run the emualtor with an OS installed HD, which has CD support.
mount the CD image.
Re: eorror with gamebase in repack
eh?because in this hardfile i have put 2 CD rom iso (600 mb each) in .toast format.
I don't understand.
this is what it sounds like you have to me? (could be wrong).
An HD image which is ZIPPED, which contains two ISO's
and those 2 ISO's contains 1 game.
i am right?
unzip the HD
mount the larger HD to emulator or Mac PRO
extract the two ISO's (so you have 2 ISO files on PC)
delete the HD
run the emualtor with an OS installed HD, which has CD support.
mount the CD image.
- Seiya
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is that after i post this problem i resolved trying not to zip the hardfile. normally i used hardfile zipped, but this one maybe it was too little in size and maybe didn't work the repack.
So i unzipped and when i launch gamebase script it is regular mounted and i can i use virtual CD.
so after your answer i tried to not unzip the hardfile and now it works.
Re: eorror with gamebase in repack
no, sorry, maybe i write in bad english.
is that after i post this problem i resolved trying not to zip the hardfile. normally i used hardfile zipped, but this one maybe it was too little in size and maybe didn't work the repack.
So i unzipped and when i launch gamebase script it is regular mounted and i can i use virtual CD.
so after your answer i tried to not unzip the hardfile and now it works.
- .mad.
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- Location: Lancashire
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Re: eorror with gamebase in repack
glad you got it sorted.
Always better to keep huge images unpacked.
it saves waiting ages for an unpack before the loading can start.
Always better to keep huge images unpacked.
it saves waiting ages for an unpack before the loading can start.
- Seiya
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Re: eorror with gamebase in repack
i know..when you reapak for any change the waiting is enough long
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