Desmume Save Imported but Old Save Continues
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I'm trying to import the .sav file with 'import backup save', desmume is not complaining about the header/checksum NO$ash is.Why would Desmume complain about the ROM's header/checksum if it's the save file that's the problem child? How are you loading said .sav file? Maybe you're unintentionally trying to load the .sav as a ROM file.
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Ah, I see. My bad, I thought the checksum was for the ROM file, not the save.I'm trying to import the .sav file with 'import backup save', desmume is not complaining about the header/checksum NO$ash is.
Maybe you could try using this DS Save converter to try to get it working in no$gba. To my knowledge, the format used for saves differs between no$gba and Desmume, so you'll need to convert the save in order for it to even run under no$gba. You'll also need to put said converted save into the "BATTERY" folder, and name it appropriately.
As for Desmume, I'm not sure what to make of that error. Do you mind showing a screenshot of it?
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Ah, I see. My bad, I thought the checksum was for the ROM file, not the save.Maybe you could try using this DS Save converter to try to get it working in no$gba. To my knowledge, the format used for saves differs between no$gba and Desmume, so you'll need to convert the save in order for it to even run under no$gba. You'll also need to put said converted save into the "BATTERY" folder, and name it appropriately.
As for Desmume, I'm not sure what to make of that error. Do you mind showing a screenshot of it?
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After doing some Googling around, I found that this seems to be an issue with Desmume. However, it appears it was never fixed, due to one of the developers, zeromus, somehow not interpreting there to be an issue in the first place.The two main errors I getView attachment 139838
As you could probably guess from looking at the issue page, you're probably going to have no luck reporting this to the developers. zeromus seems like a very nitpicky and pedantic individual who gets easily tripped up on little details, judging from his responses to issues and forum posts. Try importing the save using the Desmume Retroarch core, and see if you have better luck there.
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tried to use a save converter to make the .dsv into a .sav then change the extension to .srm and retrocore wont recognize itAfter doing some Googling around, I found that this seems to be an issue with Desmume. However, it appears it was never fixed, due to one of the developers, zeromus, somehow not interpreting there to be an issue in the first place.As you could probably guess from looking at the issue page, you're probably going to have no luck reporting this to the developers. zeromus seems like a very nitpicky and pedantic individual who gets easily tripped up on little details, judging from his responses to issues and forum posts. Try importing the save using the Desmume Retroarch core, and see if you have better luck there.
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Did you try exporting the save, then renaming it without using the converter?tried to use a save converter to make the .dsv into a .sav then change the extension to .srm and retrocore wont recognize it
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