My base ROM of crystal legacy has the correct SHA-1 and CRC32, but I run in to issues with the other parts. The "No-Intro entry" matches everything but says (Rev A) instead of (Rev 1) as romhacking dot net suggests. The (No-Intro version ~~~) is also a different number and I'm unable to fix these "desync" issues no matter what I try.
So for my first question, which may simply answer the second question - Is this an issue?
Second part - I was running Yellow Legacy on 3DS using .cia injection (GB) and Crystal Legacy the same way (GBC instead of GB, of course) and in both cases I had my save files become corrupted pretty regularly.
I use the fast forward and rewind features of retroarch's forwarder pretty regularly - I found that FFW was always safe, as well as rewind, saving state and reloading them will crash my game so now I don't use those... however... my save file in CRYSTAL legacy has been corrupted and lost several times even though I have avoided the save/load state features.
Is this issue caused by the ffw/rewind features? Is it a problem with my rom hash not matching perfectly? something about the forwarder I'm using or the .cia injection method? Any help would be greatly appreciated ! Thank you ! Sorry if I just misused this reddit ! ! !

I was a little late to the game, didn't get my first computer until 2002.
I was 36 at the time, and up until that point in my life I had never used one at my work, (I started working in the 80s), and I managed to make it all the way until 2004 with having jobs that didn't require use of a computer or knowledge HOW to use one.
When I got that first computer, barely knew how to turn it on! My GenX education back in the 70s/early 80s included no computer curriculum whatsoever, so when I got that first one, I was clueless how to use it, and learned as I went.
I had dialup internet, and when I first started using my computer I was scared about accidentally screwing up my computer from something in the internet, or that I would hit one wrong button on the keyboard and destroy the whole thing!
My first computer was an IBM with Windows XP, 128M of RAM, 1.1 GHz Celeron processor, CD ROM, floppy drive, 2 usb ports and a 40 GB hard drive.
Who remembers their first computer, its specs, and did you struggle to learn how to use it?

So I recently got the GB Operator, works great. I have a repro copy of Pokemom Gold. It'll play on the Operator, but it won't load my save file from the cartridge.
My question, am I able to upload the save file from the cartridge and play it as a rom, and then put that save back onto the cartridge?
I hope this makes sense. Wasn't sure how to word it.

Nintendo Everything

Nintendo Everything: a nintendo rom list i made (we crackers are on crack, we dont care about nintendo)
trying to get as much as i can
Game & Watch: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ouABwhaFgXEO03HfI80lHk21oSv86rko/view Game Boy: https://vimm.net/vault/GB
Nintendo Entertainment System: https://vimm.net/vault/?system=NES (3,367 games, all of the games in the nes) Super Nintendo Entertainment System: https://vimm.net/vault/SNES (yes, all of the games once again)
Virtual Boy (romset, small): https://www.emuparadise.me/Complete_ROM_Sets_(Full_Sets_in_One_File)_ROMs/Nintendo_Virtual_Boy_(GoodVBoy_v2.01)/96371-downloadROMs/Nintendo_Virtual_Boy(GoodVBoy_v2.01)/96371-download)
Nintendo 64: https://vimm.net/vault/N64 (i dont know HOW that got in) Game Boy Color: https://vimm.net/vault/GBC Game Boy Advance: https://vimm.net/vault/GBA GameCube: https://archive.org/details/gamecubenaiso (couldn't find better ones.) Pokemon Mini: https://www.pokemon-mini.net/downloads/ (even includes homebrew.) Nintendo DS: https://vimm.net/vault/DS DSiWare: https://repo.mariocube.com/DSiWare/NDS/ (too lazy to find a complete romset) Wii (+ WiiWare): https://vimm.net/vault/Wii https://repo.mariocube.com/ 3DS (+ DSiWare for the 3ds. yes its hshop.): https://hshop.erista.me/ Wii U: https://romsmania.games/wiiu/ Nintendo Switch (discord server, bot to obtain game): https://invite.gg/sp

Hi all I'm new to this downloding Nintendo ds roms and gb and gba roms I would like to know best websites for roms and how to get them to work thanks in advance

On tvOS you can’t really check how much free space you have from settings , luckily there’s an app for that
Download an app called “TV Info” is free and only 1mb in size
This will give you a lot of information about your Apple TV but the most important is free disk space
Also if you plan to load retroarch with a lot of games , turn “screensaver download new video” to never
And if you check your storage and it looks like you only have a couple of gb’s of free space , do a factory reset on the Apple TV to remove those already downloaded screensavers
If you don’t have enough free space tvOS will delete some of your roms/ games in retroarch

Hello, iv been playing Skyrim for a bit now and got to level 38 but all of a sudden my game started crashing on saving, fast traveling, and waiting. Below is the crash report, pc specs, and mod list, I could not fit the crash log.
Specs

SYSTEM SPECS: OS: Microsoft Windows 10 Home v10.0.19045 CPU: GenuineIntel Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-9700F CPU @ 3.00GHz GPU #1: Nvidia TU104 [GeForce RTX 2070 SUPER] GPU #2: Microsoft Basic Render Driver PHYSICAL MEMORY: 10.09 GB/15.94 GB GPU MEMORY: 2.17/7.05 GB Detected Virtual Machine: Thread Expert (100%) 

Mod List

SKSE PLUGINS: CrashLogger.dll v1.13.1 DP_Extender.dll ExATKDataPlugin.dll MagExtender.dll MCMHelper.dll v1.5 skee64.dll TrueDirectionalMovement.dll v2.2.5 TrueHUD.dll v1.1.9 PLUGINS: Light: 59Regular: 53Total: 112 [ 0] Skyrim.esm [ 1] Update.esm [ 2] Dawnguard.esm [ 3] HearthFires.esm [ 4] Dragonborn.esm [ 5] ccBGSSSE001-Fish.esm [ 6] ccBGSSSE025-AdvDSGS.esm [ 7] Unofficial Skyrim Special Edition Patch.esp [ 8] LegacyoftheDragonborn.esm [ 9] JK's College of Winterhold.esp [ A] Falskaar.esm [ B] FISS.esp [ C] SkyUI_SE.esp [ D] EnhancedLightsandFX.esp [ E] Thaumaturgy.esp [ F] JKs Skyrim.esp [10] Relationship Dialogue Overhaul.esp [11] Cutting Room Floor.esp [12] Skyrim Immersive Creatures Special Edition.esp [13] JK's Markarth Outskirts.esp [14] JK's Whiterun's Outskirts.esp [15] JK's Blue Palace.esp [16] Reliquary of Myth.esp [17] Odin - Skyrim Magic Overhaul.esp [18] Arcano - Curse Magic.esp [19] Hothtrooper44_ArmorCompilation.esp [1A] Stendarr Rising.esp [1B] JKs Whiterun.esp [1C] JK's Riverwood.esp [1D] man_DaedricShrines.esp [1E] Inigo.esp [1F] Arcanum.esp [20] JK's Riverfall Cottage.esp [21] Skyrim Flora Overhaul.esp [22] quest_pitfighter.esp [23] Triumvirate - Mage Archetypes.esp [24] Darkend.esp [25] JK's SkyHaven Forge.esp [26] moonpath.esp [27] Apocalypse - Magic of Skyrim.esp [28] LZA Jzargo SSE.esp [29] imp_helm_legend.esp [2A] WarmongerArmory_SSE.esp [2B] DragonbornAscendant.esp [2C] DiverseDragonsCollectionSE.esp [2D] IcePenguinWorldMap.esp [2E] Hothtrooper44_Armor_Ecksstra.esp [2F] FNIS.esp [30] AmazingFollowerTweaks.esp [31] Immersive Citizens - AI Overhaul.esp [32] Complete Alchemy & Cooking Overhaul.esp [33] Ordinator - Perks of Skyrim.esp [34] Alternate Start - Live Another Life.esp [FE: 0] ccQDRSSE001-SurvivalMode.esl [FE: 1] ccBGSSSE037-Curios.esl [FE: 2] _ResourcePack.esl [FE: 3] TrueHUD.esl [FE: 4] JK's Castle Volkihar.esp [FE: 5] JK's Fort Dawnguard.esp [FE: 6] JK's Understone Keep.esp [FE: 7] JK's The Bards College.esp [FE: 8] JK's High Hrothgar.esp [FE: 9] JK's Solitude Outskirts.esp [FE: A] JK's Temple of the Divines.esp [FE: B] JK's Sky Haven Temple.esp [FE: C] JK's Windhelm's Outskirts.esp [FE: D] JK's Riften Outskirts.esp [FE: E] MLTB Perkish 2 Crossbows.esp [FE: F] JK's Arnleif and Sons Trading Company.esp [FE: 10] JK's Jorrvaskr.esp [FE: 11] JK's Mistveil Keep.esp [FE: 12] JK's Haelga's Bunkhouse.esp [FE: 13] JK's Temple of Mara.esp [FE: 14] JK's Palace of the Kings.esp [FE: 15] JK's Temple of Dibella.esp [FE: 16] JK's The Hag's Cure.esp [FE: 17] JK's Sinderion's Field Laboratory.esp [FE: 18] JK's Dragonsreach.esp [FE: 19] JK's Silver-Blood Inn.esp [FE: 1A] JK's Elgrims Elixirs.esp [FE: 1B] JK's Bee and Barb.esp [FE: 1C] JK's New Gnisis Cornerclub.esp [FE: 1D] JK's The Pawned Prawn.esp [FE: 1E] JK's Riverwood Trader.esp [FE: 1F] JK's Radiant Raiment.esp [FE: 20] JK's The Bannered Mare.esp [FE: 21] JK's White Phial.esp [FE: 22] JK's Sleeping Giant Inn.esp [FE: 23] JK's Angelines Aromatics.esp [FE: 24] JK's Temple of Talos.esp [FE: 25] JK's Candlehearth Hall.esp [FE: 26] JK's The Ragged Flagon.esp [FE: 27] JK's Septimus Signus's Outpost.esp [FE: 28] JK's Bits and Pieces.esp [FE: 29] JK's Warmaiden's.esp [FE: 2A] JK's Arcadia's Cauldron.esp [FE: 2B] JK's Sadris Used Wares.esp [FE: 2C] JK's Temple of Kynareth.esp [FE: 2D] JKs The Drunken Huntsman.esp [FE: 2E] Stendarr Rising - ELFX Patch.esp [FE: 2F] JK's Belethor's General Goods.esp [FE: 30] Falskaar - Bug Fixes.esp [FE: 31] RoM - Dragon Priest Masks Pack.esp [FE: 32] RoM - ICH Patch.esp [FE: 33] RoM - WMA Patch.esp [FE: 34] boundweaponconjurationscaling.esp [FE: 35] TrueDirectionalMovement.esp [FE: 36] MCMHelper.esp [FE: 37] Stendarr Rising - CRF Patch.esp [FE: 38] Stendarr Rising - RDO patch.esp [FE: 39] JK's The Winking Skeever.esp [FE: 3A] Stendarr Rising - LOTD CACO patch.esp 

Crash Report

CLA SSE - Sephs Skyrim Experimental Crash Log Analyzer (1.2.0) / 2023.09.10 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- If you are asking others for assistance / help, ALWAYS provide the crashlog as well! ##################################################################################### Crashlog Tool: CrashLoggerSSE v1-13-1-0 Apr 5 2024 14:33:44 Game Version: 1.6.1170 Script Extender:1.6.1170 

RAM
RAM Total: 15.94 GB
RAM Used: 10.09 GB
RAM Free: 5.85 GB
Analysis RAM (all good):

 It is absolute unlikely that the crash was due to RAM. 

Mod Count:

Light: 59 Regular: 53 Total: 112 

Header indicators:
Memory: 0x7FF6AEFB4781 count: (2)
File: SkyrimSE.exe count: (85)
Address: 1544781 count: (2)
Assembler: mov byte ptr [r11], 0xF0 count: (2)
[ 0] 0x7FF6AEFB4781 SkyrimSE.exe+1544781 -> 110021+0x561 mov byte ptr [r11], 0xF0 -//- count: (1)
[ 1] 0x7FF6AEFB2D72 SkyrimSE.exe+1542D72 -> 110019+0x42 mov rcx, [rsp+0x4050] -//- count: (1)
[ 2] 0x7FF6AEFB25F1 SkyrimSE.exe+15425F1 -> 110015+0x11 add rsp, 0x38 -//- count: (1)
[ 3] 0x7FF6AEF9F239 SkyrimSE.exe+152F239 -> 109340+0x29 cdqe -//- count: (1)
[ 4] 0x7FF6AEF9EDED SkyrimSE.exe+152EDED -> 109333+0xDD mov rbx, rax -//- count: (1)
[ 5] 0x7FF6AE080338 SkyrimSE.exe+0610338 -> 35727+0x5F8 call 0x00007FF6AEF9E130 -//- count: (1)
[ 6] 0x7FF6AEA2EBAE SkyrimSE.exe+0FBEBAE -> 82641+0x1AE nop -//- count: (1)
[ 7] 0x7FF6AEB0BBAF SkyrimSE.exe+109BBAF -> 86467+0x1AF mov rcx, [rsi+0x08] -//- count: (1)
[ 8] 0x7FF6AEA45CA6 SkyrimSE.exe+0FD5CA6 -> 83103+0xC6 mov rdi, [rsp+0x78] -//- count: (1)
[ 9] 0x7FF6AEA43D66 SkyrimSE.exe+0FD3D66 -> 83048+0x1D6 movzx edx, byte ptr [rbp-0x51] -//- count: (1)
[10] 0x7FF6AEA45CA6 SkyrimSE.exe+0FD5CA6 -> 83103+0xC6 mov rdi, [rsp+0x78] -//- count: (1)
[11] 0x7FF6AEA50DC5 SkyrimSE.exe+0FE0DC5 -> 83250+0x2E35 mov r8, [rbx] -//- count: (1)
[12] 0x7FF6AEA45B33 SkyrimSE.exe+0FD5B33 -> 83102+0x123 lea rcx, [rsp+0x40] -//- count: (1)
[13] 0x7FF6AEA50DC5 SkyrimSE.exe+0FE0DC5 -> 83250+0x2E35 mov r8, [rbx] -//- count: (1)
[14] 0x7FF6AEA45B33 SkyrimSE.exe+0FD5B33 -> 83102+0x123 lea rcx, [rsp+0x40] -//- count: (1)
[15] 0x7FF6AEAC183D SkyrimSE.exe+105183D -> 85154+0x36D movzx edx, byte ptr [rbp-0x78] -//- count: (1)
[16] 0x7FF6AEA72D57 SkyrimSE.exe+1002D57 -> 83766+0x4C7 mov rdx, [rsi] -//- count: (1)
[17] 0x7FF6AEA1EE23 SkyrimSE.exe+0FAEE23 -> 82307+0x73 nop -//- count: (1)
[18] 0x7FF6AE404B8E SkyrimSE.exe+0994B8E -> 53316+0xE mov rcx, [0x00007FF6B0BA84A8] -//- count: (1)
[19] 0x7FF6AEA14E57 SkyrimSE.exe+0FA4E57 -> 82083+0x1C7 add rbx, 0x08 -//- count: (1)
[20] 0x7FF6AE0B6995 SkyrimSE.exe+0646995 -> 36564+0xAF5 call 0x00007FF6AE3EB2E0 -//- count: (1)
[21] 0x7FF6AE0AEAD5 SkyrimSE.exe+063EAD5 -> 36544+0x165 test bl, bl -//- count: (1)
[22] 0x7FF6AEFABB8E SkyrimSE.exe+153BB8E -> 109636+0x106 mov ebx, eax -//- count: (1)
[RSP+68 ] 0x7FF6AF538F60 (void* -> SkyrimSE.exe+1AC8F60 jo 0x00007FF6AF538F53) -//- count: (1)
[RSP+78 ] 0x7FF6AEFB2D72 (void* -> SkyrimSE.exe+1542D72 mov rcx, [rsp+0x4050]) -//- count: (1)
[RSP+40E0] 0x7FF6AEFB2D3A (void* -> SkyrimSE.exe+1542D3A sub rsp, rax) -//- count: (1)
[RSP+40E8] 0x7FF6AEFB25F1 (void* -> SkyrimSE.exe+15425F1 add rsp, 0x38) -//- count: (1)
[RSP+4128] 0x7FF6AEF9F239 (void* -> SkyrimSE.exe+152F239 cdqe) -//- count: (1)
[RSP+4158] 0x7FF6AEF9EDED (void* -> SkyrimSE.exe+152EDED mov rbx, rax) -//- count: (1)
[RSP+4190] 0x7FF6AF538F88 (void* -> SkyrimSE.exe+1AC8F88 ) -//- count: (1)
[RSP+41E8] 0x7FF6AE080338 (void* -> SkyrimSE.exe+0610338 call 0x00007FF6AEF9E130) -//- count: (1)
[RSP+4208] 0x7FF6AF538F60 (void* -> SkyrimSE.exe+1AC8F60 jo 0x00007FF6AF538F53) -//- count: (1)
[RSP+4288] 0x7FF6AF2FE358 (void* -> SkyrimSE.exe+188E358 and [rbp+0x09], dl) -//- count: (1)
[RSP+42C8] 0x7FF6AEA4C719 (void* -> SkyrimSE.exe+0FDC719 mov rbx, [rsp+0x50]) -//- count: (1)
[RSP+4428] 0x7FF6AEA2EBAE (void* -> SkyrimSE.exe+0FBEBAE nop) -//- count: (1)
[RSP+44C8] 0x7FF6AEB0BBAF (void* -> SkyrimSE.exe+109BBAF mov rcx, [rsi+0x08]) -//- count: (1)
[RSP+4568] 0x7FF6AEA57512 (void* -> SkyrimSE.exe+0FE7512 test al, al) -//- count: (1)
[RSP+45B8] 0x7FF6AEA3A2F9 (void* -> SkyrimSE.exe+0FCA2F9 cmp eax, 0x17) -//- count: (1)
[RSP+45C8] 0x7FF6AEA38D06 (void* -> SkyrimSE.exe+0FC8D06 test eax, eax) -//- count: (1)
[RSP+4608] 0x7FF6AEA3F51C (void* -> SkyrimSE.exe+0FCF51C movzx eax, byte ptr [rbx+0x01]) -//- count: (1)
[RSP+4648] 0x7FF6AEA45CA6 (void* -> SkyrimSE.exe+0FD5CA6 mov rdi, [rsp+0x78]) -//- count: (1)
[RSP+4668] 0x7FF6AF46EBE8 (void* -> SkyrimSE.exe+19FEBE8 and [rcx+0x7FF6AE], dl) -//- count: (1)
[RSP+4688] 0x7FF6AEA3D190 (void* -> SkyrimSE.exe+0FCD190 test rax, rax) -//- count: (1)
[RSP+46B8] 0x7FF6AEA43D66 (void* -> SkyrimSE.exe+0FD3D66 movzx edx, byte ptr [rbp-0x51]) -//- count: (1)
[RSP+46E0] 0x7FF6AF46EBE8 (void* -> SkyrimSE.exe+19FEBE8 and [rcx+0x7FF6AE], dl) -//- count: (1)
[RSP+4708] 0x7FF6AEA3DA00 (void* -> SkyrimSE.exe+0FCDA00 cwde) -//- count: (1)
[RSP+4738] 0x7FF6AEA415BB (void* -> SkyrimSE.exe+0FD15BB mov al, 0x01) -//- count: (1)
[RSP+47B8] 0x7FF6AEA45CA6 (void* -> SkyrimSE.exe+0FD5CA6 mov rdi, [rsp+0x78]) -//- count: (1)
[RSP+47F8] 0x7FF6AEA3A82F (void* -> SkyrimSE.exe+0FCA82F cmp byte ptr [rdi], 0x07) -//- count: (1)
[RSP+4828] 0x7FF6AEA50DC5 (void* -> SkyrimSE.exe+0FE0DC5 mov r8, [rbx]) -//- count: (1)
[RSP+48E0] 0x7FF6AF475980 (void* -> SkyrimSE.exe+1A05980 jo 0x00007FF6AF475945) -//- count: (1)
[RSP+4908] 0x7FF6AEA460AF (void* -> SkyrimSE.exe+0FD60AF mov [rbx], rax) -//- count: (1)
[RSP+4918] 0x7FF6AEA3AA60 (void* -> SkyrimSE.exe+0FCAA60 cmp eax, 0x17) -//- count: (1)
[RSP+4938] 0x7FF6AEA462CA (void* -> SkyrimSE.exe+0FD62CA mov [r14+0x08], rbx) -//- count: (1)
[RSP+4968] 0x7FF6AEA46B4A (void* -> SkyrimSE.exe+0FD6B4A inc ebx) -//- count: (1)
[RSP+4A70] 0x7FF6AF46EBE8 (void* -> SkyrimSE.exe+19FEBE8 and [rcx+0x7FF6AE], dl) -//- count: (1)
[RSP+4B78] 0x7FF6AEA45B33 (void* -> SkyrimSE.exe+0FD5B33 lea rcx, [rsp+0x40]) -//- count: (1)
[RSP+4C28] 0x7FF6AEA50DC5 (void* -> SkyrimSE.exe+0FE0DC5 mov r8, [rbx]) -//- count: (1)
[RSP+4CE0] 0x7FF6AF475980 (void* -> SkyrimSE.exe+1A05980 jo 0x00007FF6AF475945) -//- count: (1)
[RSP+4D28] 0x7FF6AEA4C719 (void* -> SkyrimSE.exe+0FDC719 mov rbx, [rsp+0x50]) -//- count: (1)
[RSP+4D68] 0x7FF6AEA46EA1 (void* -> SkyrimSE.exe+0FD6EA1 mov rax, [rsi]) -//- count: (1)
[RSP+4D98] 0x7FF6AEA1CCD4 (void* -> SkyrimSE.exe+0FACCD4 mov rdi, [rsp+0x30]) -//- count: (1)
[RSP+4E68] 0x7FF6AEBD1D5A (void* -> SkyrimSE.exe+1161D5A jmp 0x00007FF6AEBD1D65) -//- count: (1)
[RSP+4E70] 0x7FF6AF46EBE8 (void* -> SkyrimSE.exe+19FEBE8 and [rcx+0x7FF6AE], dl) -//- count: (1)
[RSP+4E98] 0x7FF6AEA41400 (void* -> SkyrimSE.exe+0FD1400 cmp [rdi+0x290], r10) -//- count: (1)
[RSP+4F48] 0x7FF6AF46EBE8 (void* -> SkyrimSE.exe+19FEBE8 and [rcx+0x7FF6AE], dl) -//- count: (1)
[RSP+4F78] 0x7FF6AEA45B33 (void* -> SkyrimSE.exe+0FD5B33 lea rcx, [rsp+0x40]) -//- count: (1)
[RSP+5028] 0x7FF6AEAC183D (void* -> SkyrimSE.exe+105183D movzx edx, byte ptr [rbp-0x78]) -//- count: (1)
[RSP+5090] 0x7FF6AF46EBE8 (void* -> SkyrimSE.exe+19FEBE8 and [rcx+0x7FF6AE], dl) -//- count: (1)
[RSP+50F8] 0x7FF6AEA7785C (void* -> SkyrimSE.exe+100785C add rsp, 0x38) -//- count: (1)
[RSP+5158] 0x7FF6AEA72D57 (void* -> SkyrimSE.exe+1002D57 mov rdx, [rsi]) -//- count: (1)
[RSP+51F8] 0x7FF6B0BCCEB0 (void* -> SkyrimSE.exe+315CEB0 add [rax], al) -//- count: (1)
[RSP+5270] 0x7FF6B0BCCEB0 (void* -> SkyrimSE.exe+315CEB0 add [rax], al) -//- count: (1)
[RSP+5278] 0x7FF6AEA1EE23 (void* -> SkyrimSE.exe+0FAEE23 nop) -//- count: (1)
[RSP+52D8] 0x7FF6AE404B8E (void* -> SkyrimSE.exe+0994B8E mov rcx, [0x00007FF6B0BA84A8]) -//- count: (1)
[RSP+52F0] 0x7FF6B0BCCEB0 (void* -> SkyrimSE.exe+315CEB0 add [rax], al) -//- count: (1)
[RSP+5308] 0x7FF6AEA14E57 (void* -> SkyrimSE.exe+0FA4E57 add rbx, 0x08) -//- count: (1)
[RSP+5338] 0x7FF6AF1D8160 (void* -> SkyrimSE.exe+1768160 sbb bh, cl) -//- count: (1)
[RSP+5348] 0x7FF6AF1D8160 (void* -> SkyrimSE.exe+1768160 sbb bh, cl) -//- count: (1)
[RSP+53C8] 0x7FF6AE0B6995 (void* -> SkyrimSE.exe+0646995 call 0x00007FF6AE3EB2E0) -//- count: (1)
[RSP+53E8] 0x7FF6B0BCD008 (void* -> SkyrimSE.exe+315D008 cmp al, 0x0D) -//- count: (1)
[RSP+5528] 0x7FF6AE0AEAD5 (void* -> SkyrimSE.exe+063EAD5 test bl, bl) -//- count: (1)
[RSP+55B8] 0x7FF6AEFABB8E (void* -> SkyrimSE.exe+153BB8E mov ebx, eax) -//- count: (1)
SkyrimSE.exe 0x7FF6ADA70000 -//- count: (1)
Solutions
SkyrimSE.exe: count: (85)

This file on its own is not the cause, however, we'll do further parsing... Could not find any known issues related to SkyrimSE.exe. SkyrimSE.exe \_might\_ be listed for the sole reason of... you're playing this game!! 

NiNode: count: (1)

Ninodes are related to skeletons. It could be a wrong loadorder for skeleton based mods. If you use HDT/SMP, make sure to load it like: Body (CBBE or BH/UNP) -> FNIS/Nemesis -> DAR -> HDT -> XP32 Also make sure that you've chosen the HDT/SMP variant of xpmsse. If you find a mod name in the following list, try disabling it and rerun FNIS or Nemesis. 

RTTIName: "NiNode" count: (1)
[RSP+5398] 0x768 (size_t) [1896] count: (1)
[RSP+53A8] 0x1 (size_t) [1] count: (1)
Name: "WorldRoot Camera" count: (1)
RTTIName: "NiCamera" count: (1)
nvwgf2umx.dll: count: (2)

Update your NVidia driver! Or your PC is too weak - aka - try fewer / lighter mods. 

BGSSaveLoadManager: count: (1)

Once you've managed to load the last working save, try this: player.kill This has to be confirmed to be working (guess, I'll be told when its not). 

Success Statistic: (this has been detected/handled, does not mean it's the cause)
Issues Found: 4
Issues Solved: 4
DEBUG State:
Culprit list content: (just a list)
SkyrimSE.exe, NiNode, nvwgf2umx.dll, BGSSaveLoadManager,
Random 'Fallback' Checks
How to read these results?

• They are simple keywords that may appear when you have a lot of issues.
  
• They do NOT have to mean anything.
  
• Only if the "regular" results / solutions do not help, they might provide an indication to the reason for this crash.
  

Name: "WorldRoot Camera" -//- count: (2)
RTTIName: "NiCamera" -//- count: (1)
Name: "WorldRoot CameraNode" -//- count: (1)
RTTIName: "NiNode" -//- count: (1)
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I'm looking for a place I can download every single USA GB Roms at once

just picked up my first ever 108 in 1 multicart from Walmart online. This thing is amazing. All of my favorite pokemon games are here as well as a few titles I had as a child. I even tried trading pokemon from a physical copy of pokemon blue to the rom of pokemon red and everything works great and I hope it continues to do so so I can take a break from buying games for a while. Of course I don't buy games very often but anytime I see something interesting it's always super expensive. Here's the link to what I've got https://www.walmart.com/ip/108-in-1-Game-Cartridge-Gray-for-GBC-Console-Game-GB-Color-Retro-Classics-USA-Version/5523154972?from=/search I want to hear about your guy's experience with these kinds of games.

Found at a local used games store, “fans of myst and riven rejoice” 😂

Hi guys,
I recently upgraded my computer with a new processor and mb.
Amd 5 5600x MSI x570 A PRO 16 gb ram
So now in trying to update the BIOS (the driver that supports gen 5). Using usb FAT32, named the driver file to MSI.ROM
Only have the cpu power and mother board power cables connected (no cpu installed yet).
Problem: the flash led blinks red for a few seconds and turned permanently red.
Could I please get some help?

[ Notice: Not my article. Link: https://4womaninthewilderness.blogspot.com/2012/09/a-question-from-friend-in-africa.html ]

Iron and Clay

~A question:~ Has there been any recent Vision that you have had regards to the kingdom at near? Another; Curious how did you know you're found worthy, did you have any visioned about that?
~Reply:~ The visions that I did receive many years ago were about the end, and the Kingdom. It is up to Jehovah what He gives. He decides what is enough. What He has already given me, is enough to do my job. Why do you ask for something recent? My vision about being chosen and anointed has been published for a long time.This only means that I was considered worthy to be a slave. That "usefulness" can change if I misuse my free will (2Tim.2:21). You are free to read about my being called to serve. (pearl-personalfile.blogspot.com) I do not "know" that I am "found worthy". I only know that Jehovah chose me to do a job, and I am trying to finish that work.
A question from a friend in Africa;
Good day sister Doxsey
I feel so bad for not talking to you in such a long time, I read in one of your articles yesterday that you are sick, hope it is not too serious. I miss you dearly, please pass my regards to Obe, I also read yesterday that he is in process of writing to the congregation elders.
In the early hours of this morning I was reading Hebrews chapters 8 to 10, and I came across some interesting things but what stood out for me is the much loved Hebrews 10:25,26. Taken in context those verses speak of the anointed and I just wonder why I missed that before.
Did you get my question on Skype about Daniel’s statue? I couldn’t help but think that the feet, clay and iron represents the GB and elders as Daniel writes in chapter 2 verse 43 “they will come to be mixed with the off-spring of mankind” – I find those words intriguing, your thoughts?
Well I am at work at the moment so I will leave you to chew on that.
Kind regards
My Reply: Hello Xxxx, I also was missing you. Although busy, you were in the back of my mind and I wondered how you were doing. Yes, I am sick. It does effect my ability to work, even on writing. But I just do my best. I did get your excellent question. I have started an article on it. I have not yet finished gathering all the scriptures, all that Jehovah has to say about it. This is what I need before I can teach.
Yes, I certainly see the mix of iron and clay as meaning the Org. of Gentiles, mixed in with the anointed. These will not prove to "stick together" (Dan.2:43). The "iron" is too resistant, hard, and proud, to actually work together with the anointed without dominating them. The "Gentile's" hearts, are not malleable (Rev.9:9) "Moist clay", can still be molded, but while it is a part of the statue, ~it is~ ~molding to the iron~ ~of the feet.~..rather than being molded according to Jehovah's will (Rom.9:21; Isa.45:9; Jer.18:4,6; Isa.41:25,29,23,24). Jer.18:6 identifies clay, as "the house of Israel" which ever since Christ, is the anointed (Gal.6:16,15; Rom.2:29; Gal.3:29,9,26). To interpret the clay in the feet of Daniel's image as the anointed "Israel of God" then, is scriptural (Jer.18:6). These will share rule with the "Gentile" "Iron" (Rev.17:3, 12), over the rest of the invited anointed (Jer.5:30,31; Matt.24:45,48,49; Isa.66:5; Mark10:42,43), as well as the "Land" and "City" bearing His name (Jer.25:29,30). The combination power which makes up the feet of the Image (Iron and Clay) is the last power of persecution over God's Covenant People, the anointed. Jehovah allows this oppression/"trampling" for a time, to discipline these wayward sons from their turning away from Jehovah, and toward idolatry of the Beast's glorious and powerful Image (Matt.5:13; Dan.8:13; Isa.59:2,20; Jer.17:5; 4:14,17; 2Kings17:8; Mark8:33; Rev.13:12,14,8) making themselves part of Babylon's Image (Dan.2:44,45; Acts17:29) Only those who repent of this curse, will be saved (Isa.59:2,20; 41:25; Joel2:12,15,17,18,19,27; Jer.4:9,31,8; Rev.11:3; Joel2:25; Rev.9:3,5).
By the time Jesus and the faithful "break them with an iron rod and smash them like clay pots" (Psalm2:9), the anointed who have decided to remain in the Organizational god (Rev.17:12,13,14; 16:21,11; 18:9) beyond the final witness (Rev.11:3; Rev.14:7), will have solidified and hardened, into those who are no longer mold-able by Jehovah. (Isa.30:14; Jer.19:11; Rev.2:26,27; Prov.16:18) These will then be "sealed" as ~slaves~ to the "Covenant of Death" Isa.28:15 ("Babylon the Great") who is now their "mother" Covenant (Rev.17:5). This makes them into Harlots, rather than spiritual virgins (Rev.17:1; 14:4). They have left their former Covenant of Life, "Jerusalem above" (Gal.4:26,24), unable to be sealed on their forehead as slaves to their previous "mother" (Rev.3:12) they are now "Harlot" daughters, of "Babylon the Great" (Rather than "Virgin" daughters of "New Jerusalem above". 1Pet.3:6; 2Cor.11:2; Matt.25:1; Rev.14:4; 3:12; 1Cor.6:15).
This period of "smashing" the solidified clay is also the same period when the feet of the "statue" is destroyed (Dan.2:35). I believe "the offspring of mankind"/"molded clay"/"men", means the anointed (Jer.18:6; Dan.2:43; Rev.9:6), even though the Beast's individual "locusts", have faces like men (Rev.9:7) (They present themselves and their authority, ~as if~ ~they~ ~were the anointed~.)
I don't know how soon I will finish that article. I must trust in Jehovah's power to do all the things that are my work. Thank you for writing. I am glad to know you are okay. Love, Pearl

I recently got my Analogue Pocket and installed everything available onto an SD card using my SteamDeck and pupdate from mattpannella.
My internal battery ran dry on my pokemon ruby copy so dumping the rom using my GB operator and loading onto the sd card works fine and it runs, but the RTC is out of whack.
I made sure to set the time and date on the pocket beforehand but for some reason the RTC is always about 6 minutes behind what I initially set, every time at startup. So the time doesn't really pass.
I also make sure to truly shut down the device. Tried using other roms and using even my own gba bios i dumped a few years back to the same result.
Is there a way I can get it fixed? Maybe an older version of the GBA core?

Then there are two new questions about RetroArch on the iPhone.
Visual Controller Skins:
I would like to use some Delta themed skins, for NES, SNES and GBC, found here:
https://github.com/volkanturkut/DeltArch/tree/main
But I can't get it to work. When I select cfg. file, then the visual controller will disappear. I must be doing it wrong. Here is what I have done.
I have created a folder inside:
RetroArch/overlays/gamepads/gb-delta
Where I have copied two files in, phone_portrait.cfg, and phone_potrait.png. When I open a Game Boy game and select cfg. file, the visual controller will disappear, but the game will continue.
What am I doing wrong? Is the folder in the wrong place, the file doesn't work or?
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Cover images for games:
I have created a playlist called Game Boy.
In RetroArch/thumbnails I have created a folder called Game Boy, and inside it are 3 covers in png. format. Each picture is named exactly according to what the ROM file is called, as well as what is in the playlist. For example "Mario Land 2.png".
But the images do not appear in the playlist. What is the right solution?
EDIT: I found the solution to my coverart problem. Inside RetroArch/thumbnails/Game Boy a folder called Named_Boxarts should be created and the images should be placed there. When I put them in there, they popped up in the playlist right away.
Thanks in advance, and thanks for a super cool app!

Hi everyone. I am looking to replace my iPhone 6s with an Android. As you can see I am rocking a very old phone because I really value phones that actually last. I've tried an Android phone before but it's just a clunky Vivo entry level that got the job done (still has it as my backup). What phone could you recommend that is as cheap as possible but has atleast 4GB RAM 128 GB storage, looking sleek with a punchhole camera and has good custom rom support so it would last as long as my iPhone 6s?

So apparently Nike made a Gameboy game? If anyone is interested I extracted the Cosmic Climb ROM file from Nikes website.
Click HERE to download it from my Dropbox.