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 Crashing when minimizing and using save state supporter 

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Post Crashing when minimizing and using save state supporter
Hello all,
A few days ago I donated and installed the supporter cab and also installed the HTC sense menu's for my fpsece. At first I thought that donating was the best decision I have ever made. I could no longer have to miss phone calls and can easily switch between texting and playing FF8 on my phone! however, after about an hour or so of playing, I went to minimize fpsece, came back about 5 min later and continued playing. When I tried to save the game using save state the game froze and caused my save state to be completely corrupt. Now when I try and load the save state, it loads to the frozen point of the game with no response at all from the game. This has happened a few times to me in the past days at random times. Also I have enable HLE off and am using the SCPH1001 bios in the bios folder. My phone is a touch pro 2 and am using the standard fpsece.ini file installed with the program. Any tips? Is this a common problem?

Thanks any help is greatly apprecited.
Matt


Thu Mar 11, 2010 1:48 am
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Post Re: Crashing when minimizing and using save state supporter
Yes I have the same issue with FpseCE.
But it happen randomly. I mean that sometimes it don't crash when saving after minimizing.
Hope Schtruck will check this out.


Thu Mar 11, 2010 7:48 am
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Post Re: Crashing when minimizing and using save state supporter
You actualy talk like playing damned PSX games on your cellphone is not worth donating in the first place.
About save/load state. I find it really strange. I found out that if you want your game working you have to save "paused" game. The random factor is that while rotating from landscape to portrait it often pause the game, but not always. So now I pause everygame before saving. Never had crash/freezed load ever after. Also If you save Parasite Eve while paused. You will load just black empty screen. Dont worry its still paused and all OK, just dont display the graphic. Just hit the area where "start" is (to unpause" and it will come to life. This or something else might happen in other games. So try out.

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Thu Mar 11, 2010 9:31 am
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Post Re: Crashing when minimizing and using save state supporter
Sorry to come off that way but this software is definatley worth donating for. Its my main reason for not switching to android or Iphone. Anyway I reinstalled and changed lazy update fix to 1 and I think it has solved my problem. Ive used save state proabably 100 times after making a few changes to my fpse.ini file and no problems since then! although since im paranoid to loose a couple hours of leveling up in FF8 i do save in both the 0 and 1 spot just to be safe :) Thanks for all the help and suggestions!


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