Emulator Issues #1035
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Can't load images from drive root
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Description
What steps will reproduce the problem?
Attempt to load an ISO, it will say it doesn't exist
What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
For a file to be load. A message Box is shown instead.
What version of the product are you using? On what operating system?
rev 3540, on Windows 7 x64
Please provide any additional information below.
the load ISO function worked in an earlier dev I downloaded, i'm trying to
fix this, but I thought someone more capable should know.
Updated by death2droid almost 15 years ago
- Status changed from New to Questionable
Seems to be a problem you're end not on dolphins.
Everything works fine for me.
Updated by stgngts almost 15 years ago
is the iso in some crazy location outside of your users folder?
Updated by GCNWIIUploader almost 15 years ago
it's not supposed to be in your users folder. It can be but it doesn't have to
Updated by lpfaint99 almost 15 years ago
try renaming the iso to test.iso
and try it on your desktop as well as the c drive
if this works, update the issue to include any special characters used in your iso
name
Updated by interdpth almost 15 years ago
I currently have it at the root of my C drive.
Also the problem seems to only exist for Wii games, SSBM loaded fine.
Updated by interdpth almost 15 years ago
lpfaint99: I've renamed both of the games I backed up to multiple things, put them
in different places, they work if I mount them to a drive, they work by loading the
ISOs in older revs of dolphin, GCM loading works fine though
Updated by lpfaint99 almost 15 years ago
Are you using File > Open? try adding the C drive to your game list, are you able to
view the game in the list? can you doubleclick the game in the list to load the iso?
Updated by interdpth almost 15 years ago
Yes i'm going by File > open, the game list won't recognize the games. I'm switching
compilers to vs2008 and seeing if may fix anything, I was using 2010 before.
Updated by Anonymous almost 15 years ago
- Status changed from Questionable to Accepted
"I currently have it at the root of my C drive."
this is the problem, i noticed it when i was storing them on the root of my F drive.
the problem is the path looks like this:
C:/yourGame.iso
windows it not such a fan of this :(
however, I can't fix atm, just verifying the issue is real...
Updated by interdpth almost 15 years ago
Can't we just use wxDirectory class in WX?
Updated by interdpth almost 15 years ago
Update, I compiled with VS2008, I was using 2010 when I encountered the error, and
now it's apparently gone? Weird compatibility issue with 2010 maybe?
Updated by lpfaint99 almost 15 years ago
- Status changed from Accepted to Fixed
This issue was closed by r3672.