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It does indeed! I'll be adding x64 compatibility to all my stuff, which should be quick but if it's anything like this, I'll wind up tossing hours into them for no really good reason. And of course, you're welcome samba de amigo!! Anytime!!

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Alright, I pushed out an update. I was gonna pop in and pop out, but I ended up spending 3 hours on it. Here's hoping I didn't break anything and it works out for you, @uberpubert69! Make sure you set the delay (it's global, you don't need to set it for each emlator), you should be able to tweak it some and hit that "sweet spot" (on my machine it's about 6 seconds for a sizeable PS2 ISO). Enjoy, and thanks again for all your help getting this fixed up! You have the patience of a saint.

I've had a similar issue with my Saturn and Sega CD sets but it was ultimately an issue with the cue file itself. ICR exactly what it was but I remember having to open the CUE files in a text editor and fixing the issue manually. It was pretty gross. Ultimately I just went and got a new HyperList set from somewhere. I've since moved to HyperSpin sets for all my systems... It's just a much cleaner, better experience overall. Whoever curates those does fabulous work!

Perfect, thanks! Squished that bug, which is always satisfying! I'll push that update out late tonight, make sure you grab it.

Yep, that's no problem. I'm just going to add a setting for both, there was a reason for the delay at the end (I think it was a focus issue with MagicISO) but if I'm going to add pre-delay customization I can add post-delay customization too. I'm not going to get to it until tonight after the 2yo goes to bed, if you can make due until then. I'm super pumped to hear it's working finally! We get there eventually! Thanks for all the testing! Can you do me a solid and post your dtools.log one more time? I saw a bug in there and think I fixed it but I want to make sure.

Please try the attached, which should make it sleep for 10 seconds after mounting to allow the ISO to mount fully. If it works, I'll make the delay customizable through the GUI.

I don't think they support SCSI, I could be wrong. I can implement a post-mount delay option for you in 10 minutes. I'll make it happen after work.

Yes sir, there are delay options built in just for this sort of thing. Click the clock button in the GUI, that should do ya.

All fixed up! Grab v1.2.6 from the Repository Manager. It should be much less painless to set up overrides now, and I am sure that the "test mounting" option in the GUI works (that green checkmark button) no matter what your mount/unmount commands are, may be useful in your diagnosis if it's not doing what you're expecting it to.

OK, use this one for now. I've gotta make some changes to accomodate your settings, so you can just copy/paste the XML in if it works and you know the emulator number, or you can wait until I fix it tonight. I only did the two TG16 CD emulators and your Saturn emulator (Emus 18, 20 and 53). If you decide to paste the XML in, do it on a line after the </emulator> node and before the </dt_mount> node. Also change the emulator number to the one GameEx uses. You'll also need to remove the [DTools-SCSI] parameter from your emulator command lines, the plugin will look for and apply the settings manually if it finds a corresponding emulator node. <emulator number="20"> <exepath>C:\Program Files (x86)\DAEMON Tools Lite\DTCommandLine.exe</exepath> <cl_in>--mount_to --letter "J" --ro --path "[RomPathFull]"</cl_in> <cl_out>--unmount --letter "J"</cl_out> </emulator> The attached file will go in the GameEx > Plugins > DT Loader folder, overwriting the one in there. Let me know how you get on. Settings.xml

Yeah, it's designed to create and dispose the drive and manually created ones can't be disposed of, so it needs --unmount_all instead of --remove_all Hang tight, I'll get ya set up shortly.

Can you give new your path to DTCommandLine.exe?

Actually it might be better if you just add the extra drive letter parameter manually. I'll send you a settings file here shortly you should be able to use as long as the drive letter will always be J.

Oof, did you not install Daemon Tools in the default path? It's not finding your exe. That's going to make this much more difficult unfortunately... If you have a permanent Virtual Drive, I'll have to do some extra work. DT makes it a lot more difficult if you don't create and remove the drive at the time you use it. But I can work around it, just need some time to massage it.

My issue is different unfortunately... I can enable and disable them no problem, they just don't run in x64. This kinda feels like a write permission thing to me, but I can't be sure. What happens if you run the Repo Manager with Administrator permission? Also, where is your GameEx installation located? Might be better off for now to back up your files and try reinstalling GameEx temporarily just to rule it out if it's not installed in C:\\GameEx\

Well crap, I just downloaded the x64 version of GameEx and it's not loading any my plugins. I think I need to re-push them to run on any architecture. Still not the same issue he's having though, my GX log is showing a flat out refusal to run any of them. @uberpubert69 : Are you running the 32 or 64 -bit version of GameEx? Nevermind, it's 32: 17:03:49.53 11/6/2018: GameEx: Version 15.52: Starting Log

@Tom Speirs: I'm not sure if you've looked at this yet, but in his case it's not even loading his plugins at all according to the log he sent me, but the ini says it is: [Plugin_22] Enabled=True Name=DT Loader.dll

I PM'd you also, but I fixed the plugin and put out a new version. Please let me know if you run into any issues, I'm going to work on the new zip/7zip direct mounting feature they introduced in 10.7 for a future release as soon as you can confirm this one;s working for me. That bug where pluins don't look like they're checked.. I thought that was fixed a ways back? I use the Repository Manager anyhow, but I do as much of my testing as I can without loading up the Setup Wizard. It's here if you installed into the default location >>> C:\GameEx\Repository Manager.exe

Updated to 1.2.5 1.2.6 1.2.7 1.2.8: (1.2.8) Updated .NET Framework version to 3.5 (1.2.8) Fixed a minor dependency issue with the updated FW (1.2.8) Minor bug fixes (1.2.7) Added a drive letter option, which you can use to set up DAEMON Tools using drive letters. Just make sure you save your Command Line after you select your Virtual Drive! (1.2.7) Added Delay Options on the main screen > Set the delay before or after mounting to up to 30 seconds! (1.2.7) Added some additional emulator information upon emulator selection (1.2.7) Fixed a bug in the previous delay options code where it would only apply the delay to the post-mounting process (1.2.7) Fixed some logic in the GUI that could cause incorrect command lines to show if manually overridden (1.2.7) Removed some bogus error messages from the logging (1.2.7) Removed a command that is no longer supported/used and was causing/logging a WaitForInputIdle error (1.2.7) Fixed a bug where you could not load the DAEMON Tools GUI using the "Launch Loader" button (it was launching DTAgent.exe or DTCommandLine.exe, depending on which version of DAEMON Tools you were using) (1.2.7) Added a button to remove emulator settings (1.2.7) Re-wrote the settings saving process and drpped ~150 lines of completely redundant code (1.2.7) Clicking the logo on the GUI will now direct the user to this page (1.2.7) Removed an unneeded/unadjustable 10 second hard-coded delay on unmount (1.2.7) Other stability improvements and code enhancements (1.2.6) Updated plugin so it will also run in x64 GameEx (1.2.6) Fixed some bugs for setting custom command line perameters for emulators that use default launchers (1.2.6) Fixed an issue with the test mount button not working for testing overrides in some cases (1.2.6) Minor GUI changes, including adding copy buttons for mount/unmount commands and some other things (1.2.6) Cleaned up the code for custom emulator overrides (1.2.6) Fixed a bug where SCSI or IDE modes in DAEMON Tools weren't changing the command line displayed (1.2.6) Fixed a small, insignificant bug with the GameEx Online integration code (1.2.5) Fixed DAEMON Tools support for v 10.7 + (I really wish they would quit messing with the CLs...) (1.2.5) Fixed a bug in MagicISO support (1.2.5) Fixed a bug in DTL IDE support (1.2.5) Fixed a bug when testing the mount commands in the Plugin GUI (1.2.5) Added GameEx account integration (1.2.5) Update core GameEx plugin framework to latest version (1.2.5) Cleaned up and improved the DTL Version Check code for when they (inevitably) change everything again... :'( (1.2.5) Other various code optimizations and "stability improvements"

In the SAAS industry, one report is a user problem. Several reports constitute a bug. Which have two completely different processes of resolution and priority levels. I don't have access to the code, the same setup, the theme, or the environment to test. I wish I could help, I really do... But to be fair, I personally couldn't reproduce this in 2017 for the few minutes I looked at it and we haven't received a single additional complaint about it. I'm not trying to be a dick about it @Alan Ribas and I'm sorry you're having that issue, but it's unlikely a fix will come if Tom doesn't consider it a priority, especially in the wake of (then) GameEx Arcade and Pinball X, or (now) Evolution. https://goo.gl/images/D2GvWE I should also mention that I bounce between windowed mode and full screen like that all the time on my laptop while I'm working on plugins (sometimes hundreds of times a day) so I definitely would have seen this happen before if it was a common problem.

Olá, por favor, republique seu problema em inglês, pois este é um fórum em inglês. Ficaremos felizes em ajudá-lo ainda mais. Obrigado!

Not what I pictured at all. That's not a bad thing, just not even close to what I had carved out in my brain is all.

Virtualization is great, I use VirtualBox on my Ubuntu server as well. You'll still want to consider a jail though, it's best to keep everything isolated so you don't break anything else, especially if you plan on having your systems set up on the same server. I even run Plex in a jail, it's just a safer option really. Especially if you don't know what you're doing in there. Linux is lots of fun, especially when you toss Python in there. Have fun!

You should use a chroot jail for starters... https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/linux-virtualization-using-chroot-jail/ It's kinda complicated, but once you get up and running it's less intimidating than it seems.