Posted: 4/25/2005 10:35 PM
Post subject: Bisqwit patch problems
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YtterbiJum
Active player (333)
Joined: 11/25/2004
Posts: 75
I haven't been here in a while. I posted a long time ago about a Star Fox movie, but then I got bored of trying to make one and had other things to take up my time. Now I want to continue, only this time I'm using Linux. So anyway, I downloaded "snes9x-1.43-WIP1-src.tar.gz" and also the patch "snes9x-1.43WIP1-nesvideo-patchv3-bisqwit.txt". I untgzed it, ran the patch, did configure, make, and all that. So I run snes9x on my Star Fox rom, do a Shift+1, it asks me whether to record the movie from reset (y/n empty to cancel). I type 'y' and push enter, and it gives a seg fault. I do it again, only this time I type 'n', and it still gives a seg fault. It also gives a seg fault when I just press enter. That could be a problem for recording a movie, don't you think? Is this patch obsoleted or something? Or does it just happen to not work for me?
Currently working on: SNES Star Fox, Level 3 (100%, published) SNES Star Fox, Level 2 (33%, after Sector X) SNES Star Fox 2, Expert mode (100%, published)
Posted: 4/25/2005 10:42 PM
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DeHackEd
Emulator Coder, Site Developer, Former player
Joined: 11/6/2004
Posts: 833
You can try mine. It has aspects of bisqwit's patch in it, as well as the "improved" version's code. If you're recording/playing back from the pre-1.43 snes9x release, specify -wip on the command-line. http://dehacked.2y.net/snes9x-improvement7-unixv2.tar.bz2
Posted: 4/25/2005 10:58 PM
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YtterbiJum
Active player (333)
Joined: 11/25/2004
Posts: 75
Well, that did fix the seg fault problem, only now I can't play back any movie that I record. I hit Shift+1, type "yes" to record from reset, "1" for number of players, and hit enter for the filename. I hit some buttons and get past the title screen, then hit Shift+3 to stop the movie. I then hit Shift+2, hit enter for the default filename, and the game resets. But it's not playing the movie, it just reset. I tried recording some more movies with different filenames, with the same result. I also tried playing those movies recorded with the "improvement" version in the normal "WIP" version, and they don't play there either.
Currently working on: SNES Star Fox, Level 3 (100%, published) SNES Star Fox, Level 2 (33%, after Sector X) SNES Star Fox 2, Expert mode (100%, published)
Posted: 4/25/2005 11:13 PM
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DeHackEd
Emulator Coder, Site Developer, Former player
Joined: 11/6/2004
Posts: 833
Ummm... oops? Redownload. Sorry.