Just did what was said. Still the same problem. Keep getting no dump kernel found and now a no desktop data fes1 bin not found.
No Dumped Kernel found is a normal error if you haven't dumped your kernel yet.
It still sounds like you're not extracting the archive, all of it (not just hakchi.exe)
I think he reads everything and expects everything is for him...
@OpTIMusPrimeNeo when you deleted "everything" you saved your dumped kernel somewhere, right? Also, what software are you using for unzipping?
Let me go back and see what I'm doing wrong. I extracted it to my desktop. Should I also be concerned that it's not automatically sorting the games to players and game companies and release date?
No I put all things that were hakchi2 into my recycling bin and deleted it and then redownloaded it like the other guy said and extracted it instead of running it from the zip. I'm using 7zip.
No, don't worry about game sorting etc until you can get it working.
On your desktop, in the folder you extracted it, is there a data folder with a fes1.bin file in it?
On your desktop, in the folder you extracted it, is there a data folder with a fes1.bin file in it?
so there a place to download hakchi2 nighly? i dont need retroarch, only want the folder manager....
thank you CLUSTER AND EVERYONE (even with my snarkiess)
thank you for your patience!
now I will get my lady bucketnekkit and let her enjoy her sonics and tails
stay patient everyone!
thank you for your patience!
now I will get my lady bucketnekkit and let her enjoy her sonics and tails
stay patient everyone!
No, download from GitHub and compile from visual studio (free).
Edit: but it is not 2.12 official, just a rc.
Nobody said to you to delete all hakchi2 folder... but I can send you a MP to get one kernel.
Rgs.
Yes. I've done every step exactly as the instructions said and it just refuses to work for me no matter how many times I start from scratch or re-flash. There are even certain options in hakchi not relating to RetroArch that never worked for me like folders, auto-fire, and menu music removal.
I'm assuming the way RetroArch is launched is similar to how folders work? Both do the exact same thing on my setup.
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I extracted all the files to my desktop and got it to work! Thank you all for your help.
Well it's unlikely to soft brick it but the flash ram has a limit of about 100.000 write cycles, about the same of an everdrive. Someone has to be first to brick their system due to flashing it constantly. It will take a couple of years, I can't imagine that's his issue right now.
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I'm glad you took that personally...
I was simply stating the fact that if people don't have the knowledge to perform the install perhaps it would be better to wait for it to be officially implemented into hakchi2 no?
Or take your chances and royally screw everything up.. however good luck getting a hold of another nes classic to try again.
Perhaps you should think before you speak as that comment wasn't aimed directly at you good sir!
And as far as contributions to the community, while it may not have been here i was one of the pioneers of the original FMCB for ps2 hack so stuff it.
Not really, folders are much more complicated.
If you're having problems with folders, auto-fire and other things that should be working for everyone (assuming you did everything correctly), I think you should contact @Cluster
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