Backing up saves (copying them from the memory card to the SD card) works no issues, when restoring them it gives the error:
Failed to write! (-11)
carda:/save.gci
The save appears on the memory card though, and when I launch the game, the save is there.
But frequently when a restore is attempted, the console crashes with an Exception (DSI) occurred, sometimes immediately, sometimes on the second or third save copied in a row.
It's odd that the save seems to be copied perfectly fine and yet it throws an error. Presumably, the error is preventing it from freeing up memory and that leads to the DSI Exception when it runs out of memory, but I don't really know.
I use an official 1019 block memory card, and the latest version of Swiss (downloaded just earlier today)
Steps to reproduce
Copy a save to SD
Delete the save from the memory card
Copy the save back to the memory card
Error occurs
Look at memory card in the file browser, the save seems to be there.
Launch game, save works perfectly fine.
But... Restore multiple saves in a row, and the console crashes with Exception (DSI) occurred
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Describe the bug
Backing up saves (copying them from the memory card to the SD card) works no issues, when restoring them it gives the error: Failed to write! (-11) carda:/save.gci
The save appears on the memory card though, and when I launch the game, the save is there. But frequently when a restore is attempted, the console crashes with an Exception (DSI) occurred, sometimes immediately, sometimes on the second or third save copied in a row.
It's odd that the save seems to be copied perfectly fine and yet it throws an error. Presumably, the error is preventing it from freeing up memory and that leads to the DSI Exception when it runs out of memory, but I don't really know.
I use an official 1019 block memory card, and the latest version of Swiss (downloaded just earlier today)
Steps to reproduce
Expected behavior
I'd expect there to be no crashes or errors.
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