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RJARRRPCGP
April 1st, 2003, 04:49
Everytime I obtained a USA Mario Kart 64 ROM, it is *ALWAYS*
"Mario Kart 64 U [h1] (cartname)". Even worse, *EVEN* when I
changed the byte order of the Mario Kart 64 ROM to
big endian, *ANY* patching causes GoodN64 to fail
recognizing the Mario Kart 64 ROM and won't rename it!!!:cry:

Why???

Doomulation
April 1st, 2003, 14:34
Erm...bad patch? Or just the utility is failing somehow? :plain:

Tagrineth
April 1st, 2003, 17:24
The patcher doesn't claim to be able to fix any and all broken ROM's. :P

Plisco
April 1st, 2003, 18:29
I had the exact same rom as you but managed to patch it and had the exact same problem. Check that you are not selecting the patch when choosing the rom. Of course I did'nt do that:whistling

Clements
April 1st, 2003, 22:36
I can confirm that the patch works, as I also had the Mario Kart 64 U [h1] (cartname) version, and after patching I got the good dump. I don't think the overdump patches work though, but that's just my experience.

RJARRRPCGP
April 1st, 2003, 22:47
Am I doing something wrong???

The patch for the ROM was listed.

euphoria
April 2nd, 2003, 10:04
To my knowledge these are also failing:
Automobili Lamborghini (U) [o3]
San Francisco Rush - Extreme Racing (U) [b2]
Super Smash Bros. (E) [b1]

atleast the 2 first are bogus since i checked the patch and it was 0 bytes in size :plain: And the maker doesn't seem to be around anymore.

Slougi
April 2nd, 2003, 13:59
Hmm.. This might be an interesting thing to code! Should not be too hard either afaics...
Just need some bad roms ;)

lario
April 2nd, 2003, 17:27
Overdumps can be fixed in two seconds by using WinHex (Alt-Z).

Cartname-hacks can be fixed by editing the header in "N64 Rom Renamer."

ingonab
April 26th, 2003, 16:46
Originally posted by RJARRRPCGP
Even worse, *EVEN* when I
changed the byte order of the Mario Kart 64 ROM to
big endian, *ANY* patching causes GoodN64 to fail
recognizing the Mario Kart 64 ROM and won't rename it!!!:cry:


Paulob's patches should be used on byteswapped ordered ROMs.