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Three different bugs were reported when mounting a VMC with wLE and doing some functions #35

Open Jay-Jay-OPL opened 4 years ago

Jay-Jay-OPL commented 4 years ago

We have a topic at ps2-home.com where 3 different bugs were reported when mounting a VMC with wLE and doing some functions.

See thread: https://www.ps2-home.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=9003

Let me know if you have any questions or something isn't understandable.

P.S. I believe one of the reported bugs has been reported before: https://github.com/AKuHAK/uLaunchELF/issues/28

AKuHAK commented 3 years ago

TEST 4: deleting the game save that I just copied over from MC inside the mounted VMC and then copy it over again from MC to the mounted VMC.

NOTE: each step above deleting and copying over again, I restarted the PS2 each different time. This way each step takes affect. Mahoneyt944 wrote: ↑Sun Mar 08, 2020 2:12 am For #1, copy a save to vmc, then delete the save. Try to copy a new save to vmc again. Freezes FAILED! -- After deleting the game save that I had copied from MC to mounted VMC and resetting my PS2, I could no longer mount the VMC. I would get this popup window error in wLE:

'Mount vmc0:' for "mass:TEST/U001.bin" Result=-6

And the only two options I got was OK or CANCEL. Either one selected, doesn't create the mounted VMC that I can then navigate to or work with.

One thing I noticed was the missing slash in between mass: and TEST in the path above that the error displays. Not sure if that is a clue to the issue. Since it should be displayed as: mass:/TEST/U001.bin

TEST 5: (TRY AGAIN) deleting the game save that I just copied over from MC inside the mounted VMC and then copy it over again from MC to the mounted VMC.

FAILED! -- Same issue as above. Once I copy over the game save from MC to VMC, then restart, then delete the game save inside the mounted VMC and then restart, I get the same error.

the copy bug only happens if 2 or more files have similar names such as "fileexample" and "fileexampleslot00". Such as it does with slus_202.38 save.

For #3, just rename any file on a vmc. Name automatically messes up. Adds it's top folders name if available so if you have a dir called "Top" with a file inside called "file" and you try to rename that file to "newfile". The result will be named "/Top/newfile" FAILED! -- yes, confirmed, what a bug! I tried to rename a file inside one of the game saves inside the mounted VMC.

Original filename: BASCUS-97472nico I attempted to simply add a B at the end of the filename: BASCUS-97472nicoB wLE renamed it as: /BASCUS-97472nico/BASCUS-97472nicoB