View Full Version : Legend of Zelda 2, The - Majora's Mask (U) [!] : unhandled R4300i opcode with PJ 1.4
Corak
May 29th, 2002, 01:08
Now this came unexpected. :!!!:
It happened in a scene *very close* to the end of the game. I did pass through exactly this scene 2 times without any problems but it crashed the 3rd time. This is the first crash I experienced in Zelda:MM ever with PJ1.4 (and I did play Zelda:MM a lot lately).
Screenshot is attached. It's probably not very readable in the scaled down size so here in clear text:
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Unhandled R4300i OpCode at: 801F9B30
cfc1 r0, Unknown
Stopping Emulation !
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The used plugins shouldn't matter since this is obviously a core problem. Maybe 1.5Beta1 has this opcode added but I doubt this.
Slougi
May 29th, 2002, 01:43
Hmm. Are you using Protect mem?
Corak
May 29th, 2002, 02:29
Originally posted by Slougi
Hmm. Are you using Protect mem?
No. "Check Memory & Cache". I just noticed I have this option twice but with different capitalization "Check Memory & cache". Weird.
I don't remember changing this property. What was default here anyway? :)
Whatever just passed through this scene a forth and last time without any problems.
pj64er
May 29th, 2002, 02:39
Originally posted by Corak
I just noticed I have this option twice but with different capitalization "Check Memory & cache". Weird.
Check Memory & cache
vs
Change Memory & cache?
Corak
May 29th, 2002, 03:20
Originally posted by pj64er
Check Memory & cache
vs
Change Memory & cache?
Oops. Yeah you are right.
:blush:
It's "Check Memory & Cache" and
"Change Memory & cache".
Slougi
May 29th, 2002, 06:11
Does it do the same thing with different settings there?
Corak
May 29th, 2002, 07:09
Originally posted by Slougi
Does it do the same thing with different settings there?
You mean crash? I can't reproduce the crash reliably unforatunately for debugging.
I played the exact same scene 4 times with "Check Memory & Cache" and it crashed only in the 3rd run. Go figure...
Just read that "Check Memory & Cache" is indeed the default setting. Will keep it at that.
Woa just started playing "Conkers Bad Fur Day". What a game! Love the "Clockwork Orange" intro. :D
Graphics are amazing. Damn Jabo did an awesome job on this plugin.
:pj64:
RadeonUser
May 30th, 2002, 02:37
I've gotten this crash several times before, I never really did look at it *shrug* but, it is there and it does happen sometimes... Oh well, yet another bug left in Project64 :/
Smiff
May 30th, 2002, 02:45
not really, the only secure method is Protect Memory.
Rasmus
May 31st, 2002, 13:20
I can only agree, I just completed conkers, and what a game it is, it only gets better and better throughout the game.
just thought I would add this ;)
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