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weicool

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I'm playing Marvel vs. Capcom 2 on Chankast, and can't seem to save my game. When the game starts, it tells me that I don't have enough memory blocks. Is there anything I can do to save the game?
 
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Cid

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Did you go to the bios and format your memory card or delete some block you don't need?
 
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Technically you have unlimited block. For example if your first memory card is vms.bin and you need more more block, you can a backup of vms.bin (by renaming it something else like vms.bin.old) and then format vms.bin to get more memory. Now you have an old save and a new save for different games.
 
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weicool

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Cid said:
Technically you have unlimited block. For example if your first memory card is vms.bin and you need more more block, you can a backup of vms.bin (by renaming it something else like vms.bin.old) and then format vms.bin to get more memory. Now you have an old save and a new save for different games.
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Sorry, but how exactly do you do that?
 
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Cid

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Huh didn't you read my post? I wrote this:

you can a backup of vms.bin (by renaming it something else like vms.bin.old) and then format vms.bin to get more memory.
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Suppose in the current memory card you have datas for Resident Evil and Skies of Arcadia. You play a new game like Sonic 2 and want to save but the card is full. What to do? The solution is to get another one. How?

Basicly make a copy of the vms.bin and rename it something else like vms.bin-1. Now you can format vms.bin and save your Sonic 2 datas. The next time you want to load Resident Evil, just rename vms.bin.1 back to vms.bin and you could play Resident Evil. Of course you make a backup of the vms.bin that contain Sonic 2 first. Got it?
 
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Cid said:
Technically you have unlimited block. For example if your first memory card is vms.bin and you need more more block, you can a backup of vms.bin (by renaming it something else like vms.bin.old) and then format vms.bin to get more memory. Now you have an old save and a new save for different games.
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yes, but what i mean is having unlimited blocks with just the one vms file without having to switch, like for playstation...
 
fivefeet8

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You could use the VMS browser supplied by Chankast. It supports up to 8 VMS emulated memory carts.
 
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weicool

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I still don't get it (my friend game me all the files). Well, I got a file called vmsbrowser.exe, and tried to import a save file: mvc2us.vmi. However, it tells me that I also need a .VMS file. What's this about?
 
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nicknack

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Excuse me, I have the saves for the game. The .DCI one, however I don't get what you mean by formatting the vms.bin. What do you mean by that?
 
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Cid

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Formatting the vms.bin mean deleting all the saves from the memory card. You just go to the bios screen, select file, and format the memory card.
 
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