06-10-2007, 01:25 AM
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Originally Posted by Rally1
Which Fat File error, there are two. One is a pathing issue, and one doesn't really matter.
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One of the final steps, use the extended rom tool, hit encode, it comes up with a fat error, you click okay and it's supposed to encode the rom anyways, mine didn't, it just sat there |
The current kitchen has an improper path specified to the .nba file (i.e. the file specified in the "FAT16 file:" box). Make sure that points to the nk.nba file found in the Kitchen's temp folder. After doing that you will still receive an error about the ROM being too large, ignore that, hit OK, and you should be good to go. |
will give it a shot, thank you !  |
I still get an error after pointing it to the right .nba file saying:
Unable to encode FAT16 image. |
I fixed the FAT16 image location, but the Extended ROM file location doesn't look right either. And I can't find it anywhere- I did a search for nk.nbf in the folder and no results. Is the nk.nbf created during a previous point in the process or is it something that should be in one of the folders?
Still unable to encode. |
The .nbf files is the output file, it is not supposed to exists before you hit encode. The field that gives a location for the .nbf file is merely specifying where the .nbf file will be writen to.
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