Homebrew Dolphin 3.0-739 + 2.0 Help

[PokemonBoy99]

Well, here's the deal. When I run Dolphin v3.0-739, it works fine until I load my MKW ISO. It says 'Clearing Code Cache'... for a minute and then goes to a black screen until I exit it out. I dumped the ISO with the latest version of CleanRip, and I did it to where it didn't seperate them into chunks. I dumped it on my 8gb Lexar Class 4 SDHC card (Fat32 format). Maybe the Fat32 format has something to do with it? Cause the ISO on my SD card is 3.99gb and now that I think of it, the MKW ISO is supposed to be 4.3gb or something, isn't it? I know that Fat32 devices don't support files bigger than 4.00gb... But on 2.0, it displays the Health and Safety screen but after it goes away it's just a black screen until I exit.
My computer specs:

OS: Windows Vista Home Premium v6.0, 32-bit.
Graphics: ATI Radeon x1200
Processor: AMD Turion64 x2 Mobile Technology. 1.6GHz
1gb RAM.

Could someone please help me with this? I am getting fairly frustrated at this.

 

[Rydian]

Yeah sounds like it got cut off.

 

[PokemonBoy99]

Ok, I'll try redumping in chunks then combining them.

 

[tueidj]

It would have dumped two chunks, the second one will be on the drive next to the first chunk or else you didn't read the prompt properly that told you to insert a device with more free space.

 

[PokemonBoy99]

Right now I have 5 ISO files (RMCE01.part0, RMCE01.part1, and so on). How do I combine them on Windows Vista? Command Prompt? WinRAR?

 

[Pong20302000]

Right now I have 5 ISO files (RMCE01.part0, RMCE01.part1, and so on). How do I combine them on Windows Vista? Command Prompt? WinRAR?

download "hjsplit"
that should do the job

 

[PokemonBoy99]

I have already tried. Here's what comes up:

Am I doing something wrong?

 

[Tom Bombadildo]

To use HJSplit the files have to be in *.001 *.002 etc format. I don't remember if this works, but what you need to do is rename each file and add the .00X (X being the part number) and then use HJSplit to join them. Because Cleanrip uses 0 as the first one, however, you need to make sure you add .001 to RMCE.part0, .002 to RMCE.part 1 etc.

 

[PokemonBoy99]

So I do 'RMCE01.part0.001, RMCE01.part1.002, etc?

 

[Tom Bombadildo]

Yeah.

 

[PokemonBoy99]

Alright I'll give it a try.

 

[PokemonBoy99]

Nope, didn't work. o:

 

[Tom Bombadildo]

Clarky mentioned Winrar in the other thread, download it and use it to extract each file to the same folder. Then use whatever program to make it into an ISO (like IMGBurn).

 

[tueidj]

Winrar won't do shit. They're not .rar files, they're parts of a single file that need to be combined using "copy /b RMCE01.part1+RMCE01.part2+... RMCE01.iso"

 

[PokemonBoy99]

I have tried that once, but I'll try again soon. I have taken a break for the day.