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KRoy
When you save the state of the PPC 2003 Emulator, where
does it save that file? Does it update the .bin file?
does it save that file? Does it update the .bin file?
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Alex Feinman [MVP]
KRoy said:When you save the state of the PPC 2003 Emulator, where
does it save that file? Does it update the .bin file?
No, it does not.
http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&th=12323e19d8fe7d9f&rnum=4
K
KRoy
Where does it save it?
Thanks
Thanks
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No, it does not.
http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF- 8&th=12323e19d8fe7d9f&rnum=4
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Alex Feinman [MVP]
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Flynn Arrowstarr
Hi Alex,
Has the filename/location changed for the PPC 2003
emulator? I tried what was suggested in the posting, and
got a "File not found" error. When I looked in the folder
with Windows Explorer I saw several files with a .{PB
extension. Could those be the emulator state files for
PPC 2003? Thanks =)
Flynn
Has the filename/location changed for the PPC 2003
emulator? I tried what was suggested in the posting, and
got a "File not found" error. When I looked in the folder
with Windows Explorer I saw several files with a .{PB
extension. Could those be the emulator state files for
PPC 2003? Thanks =)
Flynn
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Alex Feinman [MVP]
No, it's the same for PPC2003 emulator launched from VStudio. Did you launch
your emulator from eVC or in some other way?
your emulator from eVC or in some other way?
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Flynn Arrowstarr
Hi, Alex,
Yeah, I figured it out. I hadn't launched the emulator
and saved state since the last time I reset it. So, there
wasn't a file to find. I launched the emulator and saved
state, and the file was there again. Thanks for helping
to confirm, though. =)
Flynn
Yeah, I figured it out. I hadn't launched the emulator
and saved state since the last time I reset it. So, there
wasn't a file to find. I launched the emulator and saved
state, and the file was there again. Thanks for helping
to confirm, though. =)
Flynn