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Annoying problem with Goodwindows...


SgtSarros

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For some reason, It keeps excluding files...

for example:

 

You have 245 of 247 Atari 5200 roms

You are missing 0 of 245 Atari 5200 roms (2 excluded)

 

Someone told me deleting the.db file causes this problem.. but i've never touched the.db file.

 

it makes it really hard to find what files i'm missing if it won't tell me, you know? :lol:

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i have the same exact problem, just with the missing text, not the have text. do you know if it does the same thing when not using the gui? it makes trying to find the roms you dont have very difficult obviously. :lol:

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i just checked my recent lists for goodnes inwhich i used the goodwindows gui for goodtools, and it looks like it excludes the bad dumps and over dumps, maybe a few others, but thats it. still, it sucks for guys like me who are collecting the "whole" set. maybe it will work when not using goodwindows. i'll check later when i have time. :lol:

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goodwidows = oximoron

 

Sorry if you dont understand, but i am an english scholar.

 

Still most of you should, and my speliing sux.

 

Windows XP Pro rules! Goodwindows = Windows XP

 

I think thats what you meant by it. lol

 

Yeah, im sure XP is good by what i have heared.

 

I meant that most people moan about windows, so i am mocking them, i never had a problem.

 

lol, my windows is better than yours.

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I hate to interupt the charming tangent you'll all gone of on.. but..

 

Does anyone know how to force it to stop excluding some baddumps and overdumps?

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Does anyone know how to force it to stop excluding some baddumps and overdumps?

 

try just using goodxxx, without using the goodwindows gui. its pretty easy to opporate witout it anyway. maybe that will do it. :lol:

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Goodinfo.cfg, yes this is what controls exclusions.

 

[b:BadDumps;;n

[o:OverDumps;;n

 

the ;;n being to tell the program for each specific auditing tool, to exclude these roms. (n = no don't include these, and it appears nothing = yes include these)

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