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derrikcurran

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  1. Thanks! :-) Glad to be here. It seems like a great community. I actually did try running the SCSI drive on it's own a few times and still couldn't get it to work. I didn't restart the machine after removing the DT drive, but there was no trace of it in Daemon Tools or Device Manager. I ended up using Launch Before/After and actually prefer the increased control. It seems a bit quirky, however. If i use the 'start' command to launch my BAT file, which also uses 'start' to mount the image, it works as expected but leaves 2 command prompt windows open (mount/unmount.) If I add 'Exit' to the BATs, GameEx fails to launch the emulator (screen fades to black, image gets mounted, GameEx GUI becomes active again, emulator process isn't runnng.) I'm struggling to determine why. Other than that, it works quite well! I'm actually using GameEx in place of HyperSpin even after donating $45 to them. (No disrespect to HyperSpin - It's cool software, but GameEx is where it's at!)
  2. Hi everyone, I started working towards a seamless XBMC/GameEx/HyperSync configuration a few days ago and I've hit a snag with virtual drives. It doesn't appear that the GameEx [VirtualDrive] parameter works with SCSI drives in Daemon Tools, even with the manufacturer set to "DTSoft." If I create a DT drive, it works perfectly. However, I can't get SSF (Sega Saturn emulator) to work correctly with a DT drive whereas it works just fine with a SCSI drive. When I get home from work, I'll use LaunchBefore and LaunchAfter with the appropriate Daemon Tools command line parameters. I suspect it will work but I'll report back either way. I should note that my ROMs/disc images are accessed directly through a network drive so it could be a timing issue. I haven't had a chance to try it locally through GameEx but I did copy the CUE/BIN to the local HDD and mounted manually to both virtual drive types in turn. It produced the same behavior. Can anyone else confirm that [VirtualDrive] doesn't support virtual SCSI drives?
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