Homebrew [RELEASE] DaedalusX64 (N64 Emulator)
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Hi, just had the same problem. Everything was okay during the prologue (just some graphical and sound related issues, and the framerate that wasn't always the best, but it's far from a problem for these kind of games), then Toad Town had a really low framerate (around 12-17 fps in the entrance) and finally the whole console crashed when I tried to go to the east side of the town. I'm using a standard N3DS. What should I do?
PS: Thank you for making that emulator, I can't play many games right now since I just have my 3DS so I'm really glad this exist!
This problem has already been addressed by the developer in a commit some time ago and will be fixed for the next release
Okay, thank you When would it release (just so I know if I can start another game in the meantime or if I should wait)
When would it release (just so I know if I can start another game in the meantime or if I should wait)
I have no idea. That is up to Masterfeizz, the developer, but there's no use in asking when since he'll release it when he feels it is time.Okay, thank you
It has been stated many times so I'm just going to tell you to check the first post, there is the solution for you both.
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Look here: https://gbatemp.net/threads/check-verify-installed-version-of-boot9strap.483722/#post-7569279
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You'll need GodMode9 chainloaded. If the sha256 doesn't match any of those, or errors, then you have a9lh.
if you have a boot.bin or a arm9loaderhax.bin boot file is more a give away than having to check that for a9lh. Even pressing and holding Select to access the luma config page will display what version you are using. 7.0.5 or lower is a9lh. 7.1 is b9s v1.0 and higher is more likely to be recent b9s.
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This is odd, then. Are all your roms verified no-intro dumps?
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It might also be trying to parse a filename with an invalid character in its name as well (I am unsure whether or not this is a possible issue, however).
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I'm kinda late to the party, but hey, better late than never.
We've been waiting forever for something like this to exist. MasterFeizz, you are a godsend.
I played Mario 64 for a full 4 hours, jesus.
Might try out and hopefully play some other games tomorrow.
Might even contribute to the compatibility list.
We've been waiting forever for something like this to exist. MasterFeizz, you are a godsend.
I played Mario 64 for a full 4 hours, jesus.
Might try out and hopefully play some other games tomorrow.
Might even contribute to the compatibility list.
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