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Submitting "bug" reports?

Started by nitro322, 26/Mar/2012 03:54:09 AM

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nitro322

While dumping all of my SNES ROMs, I came across a bunch that were either overdumped and needed to be trimmed, as well as a few that could not be automatically detected and had to have forceSize set to the appropriate Mb size.

For the sake of improving the Retrode (2), I'm thinking of redumping all of my games and this time taking notes about the ones I had trouble with.  Would this be helpful?  Ie., could this info be used to improve automatic detection and dumping?

If so, what information would you like for each problem game, aside from, say, the game name, checksum, problem description, and necessary setting(s)?  Also, where should I post such information?

ICEknight

Before reporting any cartridge as having an odd behavior, I'd try cleaning its contacts many times, just to make sure that's not the reason it doesn't get detected prperrly, and pressing the Retrode's reset button when trying again.

That worked for some of my SNES and Mega Drive cartridges.

Muzer

Also, this method seemed to have the most likelihood of working (in my unscientific tests):

* Have Retrode unplugged
* Insert cartridge
* Plug Retrode into computer


...rather than plugging the cartridge in when the Retrode is plugged in

Matthias_H

You might as well try to hit the reset button on the Retrode.
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