Ran it over a few times (even rebooted) and it said the same thing. Still might be a false positive but I'm not taking any risks. And if I recall Rominator has some issues with other AV's picking it up a while ago.zero383 said:
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It's because it is a RealBasic application -- Many Antivirus applications deemed Rominator as a false positive a couple of times, so I've had the antivirus users contact the company they use for antivirus and let them know it found a false positive.
I was even able to prove it to them by building a blank application yet it was still deemed a trojan (Win32Gen.Other), yet developed on a Mac xD
Avast Antivirus doesn't report a trojan even with the latest definition updates. It's just ClamAV.
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I am having the same problem, I think that the database managers are not doing it anymore.Warlord698 said:
When I try to check for updates to the database through help, the bar moves a tiny bit forward then dissapears.
My database is at update 0 and can't rename any ROMs. Using XP SP3
My database is at update 0 and can't rename any ROMs. Using XP SP3
Can someone with a recent database file upload a copy so that we can just put it into our Rominator folder? Also which (sub)directory would it go into? It's too bad that Rominator is dying a slow death, especially since it was so good.
Update: My Rominator managed to download the database file a couple hours after I originally posted here. It still only has games up through 4162 though.
Update: My Rominator managed to download the database file a couple hours after I originally posted here. It still only has games up through 4162 though.
Mine has updated too, is also still at 4162...
Also would it be possible to run this from a USB stick if the ROM's were also copied onto it?
Also would it be possible to run this from a USB stick if the ROM's were also copied onto it?
I uploaded a copy of the Rominator database (ds.rod) v4162 to the Downloads section for those of you having problems getting the file over the internet.
http://gbatemp.net/index.php?download=7262
@ themini278: I doubt it since, (at least on the Mac version) there is a separate folder for preferences stored elsewhere that contains a lot of important data.
http://gbatemp.net/index.php?download=7262
@ themini278: I doubt it since, (at least on the Mac version) there is a separate folder for preferences stored elsewhere that contains a lot of important data.
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