Prometheus
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After my previous save-state problem with NesEmu, I thought that it was solved when I ended up having to reformat my SD Card from ext2 to FAT32. However, I was incorrect in this assumption.
What happens with the card formatted as FAT32 is that NesEmu will load and save states perfectly well, until you quit the emulator. After that, NesEmu won't even start up again until its appdata directory is removed (which isn't too good, since that takes your save-states with it).
I've tried everything to get it to work, including purging and re-downloading the PND itself (multiple times), but it hasn't helped me.
Is anyone else encountering this?
EDIT: While I think of it, it also hangs (and sticks on whatever note of music it was on, in a most ear-searing fashion) if you assign and use a key for taking screenshots. Anyone getting this one?
What happens with the card formatted as FAT32 is that NesEmu will load and save states perfectly well, until you quit the emulator. After that, NesEmu won't even start up again until its appdata directory is removed (which isn't too good, since that takes your save-states with it).
I've tried everything to get it to work, including purging and re-downloading the PND itself (multiple times), but it hasn't helped me.
Is anyone else encountering this?
EDIT: While I think of it, it also hangs (and sticks on whatever note of music it was on, in a most ear-searing fashion) if you assign and use a key for taking screenshots. Anyone getting this one?
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