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Some weird issue with TI-Boy that doesn't impair gameplay or usage, but for some reason, there are gray borders on each side, when on the calc, they're all black:
By the way, I forgot to mention that the newest version of Wabbitemu is now super slow when emulating monochrome calcs. I had to restore a backup of an old version to have it working at normal speed.
Bug report: Pokémon Gold (Europe/USA english version) won't send to WabbitEmu. After converting the gbc file with TI-Boy CSE converter, if I try sending the 8ck file to WabbitEmu, WabbitEmu crashes and ask me if I want to send a crash report to the dev team.
Quote from: DJ Omnimaga on February 20, 2014, 01:07:47 amBug report: Pokémon Gold (Europe/USA english version) won't send to WabbitEmu. After converting the gbc file with TI-Boy CSE converter, if I try sending the 8ck file to WabbitEmu, WabbitEmu crashes and ask me if I want to send a crash report to the dev team.Fixed and uploaded, thanks.
This may sound silly, but mine won't turn on. I tried again, and then it wouldn't even make the ROM.
I had the same problem, but in the reverse order: first, it fails to make the ROM (it downloads the OS and generates the ROM, but crashes as soon as it was completed). I retried it, and it succesfully generated a ROM, but when I try to turn on the calculator, it immediately open the debugger, as if it has crashed, and the debugger shows that it starts at adress $0000 in RAM, executing hundreds of nop instructions.
It works now, but it does still seem a bit unstable. Resetting all memory in the mem menu caused it to crash in a similar way as the one described in my post. I tried to reset the calc by debug>reset, and that crashed wabbitemu. (A message box saying "Wabbitemu has stopped working" popped up) and wabbitemu was closed.