Something Weird....

Jeil · January 28th, 2006

Trying to boot different backups made with the newest version of GCOM, I wonder if they really work or not because i obtain a funny message when I try boot any game.

As you can see my processor has SSE2 instructions.

MY card is an ATI RADEON X800 GTO.

CocodaMonkey · January 28th, 2006

You need to remember, you're in a command prompt. spaces are important. If you insist on putting paces in a file name you must put quotes around it.

In otherwords the command you should have been using should have been [gcemu "Soul Calibur.gcm"]. Or if you like just type gcemu then press space type soul and press tab and it will fill the rest in for you with the proper quotes.

If you don't include the quotes when there is a space that is like passing two arguements, your're passing soul and then calibur as two separate arguements and the emulator is only designed to take one (neither of which is valid since they arn't complete), so you're bound to get all sorts of weird errors.

Jeil · January 28th, 2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by CocodaMonkey

You need to remember, you're in a command prompt. spaces are important. If you insist on putting paces in a file name you must put quotes around it.

In otherwords the command you should have been using should have been [gcemu "Soul Calibur.gcm"]. Or if you like just type gcemu then press space type soul and press tab and it will fill the rest in for you with the proper quotes.

If you don't include the quotes when there is a space that is like passing two arguements, your're passing soul and then calibur as two separate arguements and the emulator is only designed to take one (neither of which is valid since they arn't complete), so you're bound to get all sorts of weird errors.

Yep, now it works, SOUL CALIBUR II only gives a green screen by the way.

KOC2000 · January 31st, 2006

I have the same SSE2 not supported message although my processor supports SSE2 and even SSE3.
The Emu runs for me, but I heared when SSE2 enabled I could gain more speed.

**refraction** · January 31st, 2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by KOC2000

I have the same SSE2 not supported message although my processor supports SSE2 and even SSE3.
The Emu runs for me, but I heared when SSE2 enabled I could gain more speed.

SSE2 is enabled in the cfg file, that message is just telling you its disabled if your processor supports it or not.

and yes, it seems the commandline hates spaces, i had to put underscores in for it to work!

KOC2000 · January 31st, 2006

Which "cfg" file?
Also, I used "GCemu Manager" and selected SSE2 "Enabled" and I still see the msg "Either system doe not support SSE2 or SSE2 mode has been disabled"

**refraction** · January 31st, 2006

the config file is found in the plugins folder

KOC2000 · February 1st, 2006

Sorry but, I didn't find any lines related to SSE2

-------------
; gxGCEmuOGL settings

XSize = 640; Window/fullscreen X size
YSize = 480; Window/fullscreen Y size
FullScreen = 0; Fullscreen mode: 0/1
FBUpload = 3; FB upload frequency 1-60 or 0: less=more often; 0=none
FogEnable = 0; Fog enable: 0/1 (prolly often buggy)
-------------------------------------

Shall I add something like "SSE2Enable=0" ??

TexagnosticZ1 · November 27th, 2006

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January 28th, 2006	#2 (permalink)
CocodaMonkey Registered User Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Canada Posts: 18	You need to remember, you're in a command prompt. spaces are important. If you insist on putting paces in a file name you must put quotes around it. In otherwords the command you should have been using should have been [gcemu "Soul Calibur.gcm"]. Or if you like just type gcemu then press space type soul and press tab and it will fill the rest in for you with the proper quotes. If you don't include the quotes when there is a space that is like passing two arguements, your're passing soul and then calibur as two separate arguements and the emulator is only designed to take one (neither of which is valid since they arn't complete), so you're bound to get all sorts of weird errors.

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KOC2000 Registered User Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Egypt Posts: 105	I have the same SSE2 not supported message although my processor supports SSE2 and even SSE3. The Emu runs for me, but I heared when SSE2 enabled I could gain more speed.

January 31st, 2006	#6 (permalink)
KOC2000 Registered User Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Egypt Posts: 105	Which "cfg" file? Also, I used "GCemu Manager" and selected SSE2 "Enabled" and I still see the msg "Either system doe not support SSE2 or SSE2 mode has been disabled"

February 1st, 2006	#8 (permalink)
KOC2000 Registered User Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Egypt Posts: 105	Sorry but, I didn't find any lines related to SSE2 ------------- ; gxGCEmuOGL settings XSize = 640; Window/fullscreen X size YSize = 480; Window/fullscreen Y size FullScreen = 0; Fullscreen mode: 0/1 FBUpload = 3; FB upload frequency 1-60 or 0: less=more often; 0=none FogEnable = 0; Fog enable: 0/1 (prolly often buggy) ------------------------------------- Shall I add something like "SSE2Enable=0" ??