I found that in the "saves" folder had a 0kb file GTSE.raw. Copy a different file and rename it to GTSE.raw.
Now the game works, I imagine that the problem is for those who we had never run the game in another version, like myself.
Ya want me to make a video? I'll do it. I swear to gawd. 
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Sorry Drak0rex I did not know how to remove the underline in the post, and English is not my native language, at no time was my intention to point out.
You've got all reason the game works, but I had to replace the file GTSE.raw nintendont originally created one of 0kb. I do not know if this happens in other games that turn off the wii.
[/quote]Sorry Drak0rex I did not know how to remove the underline in the post, and English is not my native language, at no time was my intention to point out.
You've got all reason the game works, but I had to replace the file GTSE.raw nintendont originally created one of 0kb. I do not know if this happens in other games that turn off the wii.
Ya want me to make a video? I'll do it. I swear to gawd.
Sorry Drak0rex I did not know how to remove the underline in the post, and English is not my native language, at no time was my intention to point out.
You've got all reason the game works, but I had to replace the file GTSE.raw nintendont originally created one of 0kb. I do not know if this happens in other games that turn off the wii.[/quote]
it's all good.
EDIT: Whoa, what's up with the quoting function not operatin right?
Sorry I took so long to respond
http://www.gc-forever.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=38&t=2455
This is where I found the widescreen code.
Plus is the version you need for Devolution to play online as far as i'm aware too.
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I dunno about those games but there is a specific hack for Phantasy star online on patch.c
I'm wondering since a while, if we comment out the lines of code, would Phantasy Star boot?
Code:
// PSO 1&2
if( (TITLE_ID) == 0x47504F )
{
switch( DiscOffset )
{
case 0x56B8E7E0: // AppSwitcher [EUR]
case 0x56C49600: // [USA] v1.1
case 0x56C4C980: // [USA] v1.0
{
PatchState = PATCH_STATE_PATCH;
DOLSize = Length;
DOLOffset = (u32)Buffer;
#ifdef DEBUG_PATCH
dbgprintf("Patch:PSO 1&2 loading AppSwitcher:0x%p %u\r\n", Buffer, Length );
#endif
} break;
case 0x5668FE20: // psov3.dol [EUR]
case 0x56750660: // [USA] v1.1
case 0x56753EC0: // [USA] v1.0
{
#ifdef DEBUG_PATCH
dbgprintf("Patch:PSO 1&2 loading psov3.dol:0x%p %u\r\n", Buffer, Length );
#endif
PSOHack = 1;
} break;
}
}
if( (PatchState & 0x3) == PATCH_STATE_NONE )
{
if( Length == 0x100 || PSOHack )
{
if( read32( (u32)Buffer ) == 0x100 )
{
ELFLoading = 0;
//quickly calc the size
DOLSize = sizeof(dolhdr);
dolhdr *dol = (dolhdr*)Buffer;
for( i=0; i < 7; ++i )
DOLSize += dol->sizeText[i];
for( i=0; i < 11; ++i )
DOLSize += dol->sizeData[i];
DOLReadSize = Length;
DOLMinOff=0x81800000;
DOLMaxOff=0;
for( i=0; i < 7; ++i )
{
if( dol->addressText[i] == 0 )
continue;
if( DOLMinOff > dol->addressText[i])
DOLMinOff = dol->addressText[i];
if( DOLMaxOff < dol->addressText[i] + dol->sizeText[i] )
DOLMaxOff = dol->addressText[i] + dol->sizeText[i];
}
for( i=0; i < 11; ++i )
{
if( dol->addressData[i] == 0 )
continue;
if( DOLMinOff > dol->addressData[i])
DOLMinOff = dol->addressData[i];
if( DOLMaxOff < dol->addressData[i] + dol->sizeData[i] )
DOLMaxOff = dol->addressData[i] + dol->sizeData[i];
}
DOLMinOff -= 0x80000000;
DOLMaxOff -= 0x80000000;
if( PSOHack )
{
DOLMinOff = (u32)Buffer;
DOLMaxOff = (u32)Buffer + DOLSize;
}
#ifdef DEBUG_DI
dbgprintf("DIP:DOLSize:%d DOLMinOff:0x%08X DOLMaxOff:0x%08X\r\n", DOLSize, DOLMinOff, DOLMaxOff );Or is something else still missing for this game?
Since the 2.175, FIX94 added in this revision a general game timer patcher for the games which are running too fast. Can somebody tell me if the loader patch the game automatically or I have to do a specific thing to patch it?
FIX94
So I found a workaround for this problem: Joostin's app http://www.hacksden.com/showthread.php/3142-Settings-Editor-GUI
My default video settings in vWii mode are 480p. If I set this to any of the others (480i or 576i) the games mentioned above boot with nintendont video mode set to "Auto". Well, changing the vWii's video mode on every bootup is certainly a pain in the ass, so I hope I can come with something better.
What's irritating is that afaik we have
576i = 50Hz
480i = 60Hz
So if those vWii settings work with nintendont, why doesn't "force PAL50" and "force PAL60" work? Normally I would think it is
force PAL50=576i
force PAL60=480i
But there is definitively a difference between original vwii video modes and those video modes which are forced by nintendont. Maybe a bug in the force-PAL-code. Dunno...
That makes alot of sense actually, check this out:
https://code.google.com/p/nintendon-t/source/browse/trunk/loader/source/global.c#199
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