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  Saturday 27th February 2010, 8:44 pm
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I'm Legend     Group: Validating Email Address Posts: 291 Joined: 5th January 2009 From: Good 'ol USA. Member No.: 620  |
Well I'm trying to build a sonic 1 rom but I get 2 different messages. If the disassembly folder is placed in another foldere I get
SN 68k version 2.53 but if it's on the desktop I get SN 68k version 2.53 I got this about a week or two ago and I didn't try to build again until now. I don't what happened, I was able to build roms before. Please help me I really don't know what to do this time. -------------------- You can send me a friend request at any time. |
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Saturday 27th February 2010, 10:55 pm
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Group: Member Posts: 46 Joined: 11th February 2010 Member No.: 1,059 Points: 4 |
I think I once had that problem, the path was too long (it was something like f:\soned2\oldversions\sonic1 - 100210 - blablabla\). I made it shorter and it solved the problem.
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Saturday 27th February 2010, 11:27 pm
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Keep on rockin'    Group: Projects Supervisor Posts: 1,155 Joined: 20th July 2008 From: Lueneburg, Germany Member No.: 469 Points: 45 |
Actually size doesn't matter. It seems you are using the ASM68k fix, were it doesn't matter how long the path is AFAIK.
However, the first problem should be pretty obvious: The compiler cannot open the sonic1.asm file (the main ASM file). You probably just renamed, moved or deleted it. -------------------- This post may contain Bad Grammar. That's because I'm not very well at english. I'm apologizing if you don't understand me. And for fucks sake, don't copy this message into your signature!  SSRG IRC Status:  |
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Sunday 28th February 2010, 4:57 pm
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I'm Legend Group: Validating Email Address Posts: 291 Joined: 5th January 2009 From: Good 'ol USA. Member No.: 620 |
That's not the problem I have the ASM file in the Sonic 1 disassembly folder and it's called sonic1 and the only thing I I changed to the ASM file is I added the spindash. So I have no Idea what the problem is and I probably should have but posted this in the first post?
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Sunday 28th February 2010, 7:10 pm
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Harder Project's Owner Group: Member Posts: 156 Joined: 8th August 2008 From: Sao Paulo, Brazil Member No.: 493 Points: 3 |
QUOTE SO\SONIC1.ASM(1) : Error : Could not open file 'SO\SONIC1.ASM' Rename your SONIC1.ASM(1) into SONIC1.ASM This post has been edited by eduardoknuckles: Sunday 28th February 2010, 7:11 pm -------------------- ..:: The Sonic Harder Levels Project ::..  Random playlist selectable by Options Menu, Palette Changer in realtime inside the levels, Difficulty Select, Sonic 1 Harder Levels Custom Sound Driver, Formerly Options Menu and Level Select, 4-Act per Level, Dynamic tile-set system, More than 100 songs, New Title Screen Graphics, New sound effects, Knuckles and Tails gameplay, Exclusive game mode and more. |
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Monday 1st March 2010, 12:01 am
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I'm Legend Group: Validating Email Address Posts: 291 Joined: 5th January 2009 From: Good 'ol USA. Member No.: 620 |
QUOTE (eduardoknuckles @ Sunday 28th February 2010, 2:10 pm)  QUOTE SO\SONIC1.ASM(1) : Error : Could not open file 'SO\SONIC1.ASM' Rename your SONIC1.ASM(1) into SONIC1.ASM Already called SONIC1.ASM This post has been edited by shadowbeasts: Monday 1st March 2010, 12:01 am -------------------- You can send me a friend request at any time. |
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Monday 1st March 2010, 12:24 am
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Group: Member Posts: 46 Joined: 11th February 2010 Member No.: 1,059 Points: 4 |
I suppose it's really in the so\ folder, right? I guess it is, but someone had to ask the question.
Do you have a backup of the file before you added the spindash? If so, does it compile correctly? Are you sure there isn't a second extension? If your OS hides known extensions, there could be another (hidden) extension after the .asm. |
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Monday 1st March 2010, 11:19 pm
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I'm Legend Group: Validating Email Address Posts: 291 Joined: 5th January 2009 From: Good 'ol USA. Member No.: 620 |
QUOTE (SpirituInsanum @ Sunday 28th February 2010, 7:24 pm) I suppose it's really in the so\ folder, right? I guess it is, but someone had to ask the question. Do you have a backup of the file before you added the spindash? If so, does it compile correctly? Are you sure there isn't a second extension? If your OS hides known extensions, there could be another (hidden) extension after the .asm. it's not in an so/ folder I don't even have an so/ folder. I've tried to build with clean disassemblies with no luck. -------------------- You can send me a friend request at any time. |
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Monday 1st March 2010, 11:21 pm
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Group: Member Posts: 336 Joined: 11th August 2007 Member No.: 45 Points: 8 |
If a clean disassembly doesn't work, i can suggest two things.
One, keep your assembly as close to the root of the drive as possible. I suggest C:/Hacking or something. If that does nothing--it may be something with cmd. A version of windows I had, some form of malware corrupted the registry I'm assuming, and rendered any cmd commands useless. --------------------  Your #1 Source For SMPS Music! |
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Tuesday 2nd March 2010, 12:28 am
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Group: Member Posts: 46 Joined: 11th February 2010 Member No.: 1,059 Points: 4 |
QUOTE (shadowbeasts @ Tuesday 2nd March 2010, 12:19 am) it's not in an so/ folder I don't even have an so/ folder. I've tried to build with clean disassemblies with no luck. Maybe someone can confirm what's that "SO\" in the error message? It's written "SO\SONIC1.ASM", so I thought "so" was a folder  By the way, did you check the batch file? I won't post mine since we aren't using the same version, but the path to the file may be wrong. |
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Friday 2nd April 2010, 4:30 pm
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I'm Legend Group: Validating Email Address Posts: 291 Joined: 5th January 2009 From: Good 'ol USA. Member No.: 620 |
QUOTE (Irixion @ Monday 1st March 2010, 7:21 pm) If a clean disassembly doesn't work, i can suggest two things. One, keep your assembly as close to the root of the drive as possible. I suggest C:/Hacking or something. If that does nothing--it may be something with cmd. A version of windows I had, some form of malware corrupted the registry I'm assuming, and rendered any cmd commands useless. Ya, there is something wrong with the cmd is there anyway to fix it without wiping the harddrive? -------------------- You can send me a friend request at any time. |
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Friday 2nd April 2010, 4:46 pm
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Keep on rockin' Group: Projects Supervisor Posts: 1,155 Joined: 20th July 2008 From: Lueneburg, Germany Member No.: 469 Points: 45 |
Are you sure your cmd itself is really the problem? That would be pretty odd (which does not mean that it's impossible, as Irixion already said). If I were you, I would test a bit with the cmd to look if that's really the reason. This video contains some cmd releated stuff, you might wanna check out first. Other than that, no idea what to do.
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Friday 2nd April 2010, 5:17 pm
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You're gonna give me a seizure! Group: Member Posts: 240 Joined: 18th January 2010 From: North Wales Member No.: 1,042 |
Do you mind posting a print screen of your folder?
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Saturday 3rd April 2010, 10:21 pm
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I'm Legend Group: Validating Email Address Posts: 291 Joined: 5th January 2009 From: Good 'ol USA. Member No.: 620 |
QUOTE (Dandaman955 @ Friday 2nd April 2010, 1:17 pm) Do you mind posting a print screen of your folder? what do you mean? I have the disassembly folder in another folder with all my hacking tools so which folder do you want? Also do you mean you just want a picture of what's in the folder? -------------------- You can send me a friend request at any time. |
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Sunday 4th April 2010, 12:07 pm
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Random Ren & Stimpy Generator Group: Staff Posts: 446 Joined: 27th June 2009 Member No.: 801 Points: 13 |
He means like this: http://sitemaker.umich.edu/imdocs/files/folder.jpg *Runs*
Serious note: This seems very odd, could you maybe send us a copy of the batch file? (i.e. "Build.bat"), we can analyse what's wrong with it. --------------------  "So, you love Super Sonic aye? Allow Fleetway to remind you of your wrongful thinking" |
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Sunday 4th April 2010, 5:19 pm
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I'm Legend Group: Validating Email Address Posts: 291 Joined: 5th January 2009 From: Good 'ol USA. Member No.: 620 |
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Sunday 4th April 2010, 8:41 pm
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Random Ren & Stimpy Generator Group: Staff Posts: 446 Joined: 27th June 2009 Member No.: 801 Points: 13 |
Hmm, this is dodgy, I'm not sure how or why it presented this...
QUOTE (shadowbeasts @ Saturday 27th February 2010, 9:44 pm) SN 68k version 2.53 ...when it's clear to me that... asm68k /o op+ /o os+ /o ow+ /o oz+ /o oaq+ /o osq+ /o omq+ /p /o ae- sonic1.asm, s1built.bin ...it's reading the source not from inside a "SO" folder, very strange, as "Dandaman955" said, could you maybe take a screen shot of all the contents where your "Build.bat" file is? -------------------- "So, you love Super Sonic aye? Allow Fleetway to remind you of your wrongful thinking" |
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Sunday 4th April 2010, 8:55 pm
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No Reason, Only Madness Group: Member Posts: 145 Joined: 5th December 2009 From: Somewhere... Member No.: 1,015 Points: 2 |
Have you tried moving the entire Disassembly (Nothing else) onto your desktop, and then trying to build the ROM from there?
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