Disk condition of Elvira II in TOSEC - Page 2

Torti-the-Smurf · 02 August 2022, 14:08

Hhhhmm, i used the original German IPF files.

The only way to make sure that all things are fine, would be to finish the game

Hmm, that could be intereseting. When i have the time , i will try that out

Crashdisk · 02 August 2022, 18:32

Initially, the Italian version in TOSEC had 2 damaged files.
Disk 3 : 412.pkd
Disk 4 : text05
The text05 file is also present on disk 6 so the difficulty could be bypassed...and the 412.pkd file is common to all languages.

jbenam · 02 August 2022, 19:03

Quote:

Originally Posted by hexaae

Uhm I suppose these problems affect also the WHDLoad installed version?

EDIT: reinstalled WHDLoad v1.4 (ITA) using these fixed ADFs, and done a binary comparison: nothing changes in the data files. So WHDLoad version I had was fine.

I suspect that Retroplay uses IPFs to create the WHDLoad installs. If so, it came installed with the correct version all along.

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02 August 2022, 14:08	#21
Torti-the-Smurf Registered User Join Date: Dec 2018 Location: Earth Posts: 1,058	Hhhhmm, i used the original German IPF files. The only way to make sure that all things are fine, would be to finish the game Hmm, that could be intereseting. When i have the time , i will try that out

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Crashdisk Moderator Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: France Age: 46 Posts: 1,982	Initially, the Italian version in TOSEC had 2 damaged files. Disk 3 : 412.pkd Disk 4 : text05 The text05 file is also present on disk 6 so the difficulty could be bypassed...and the 412.pkd file is common to all languages.

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