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Rebuilding SF3

Knight0fDragon - Feb 5, 2005

		Knight0fDragon		Feb 5, 2005
			Is there some weird thing that I am missing when trying to rebuild shining force 3? What I am using is VCDTools what I do rip first 32k for system IP.bin change the systemarea inside the scr to match that of the game add the rest of the files in alphabetical order then use cyber warrior Xs prog

		CyberWarriorX		Feb 7, 2005
			In a case where the said game is using only one data track, it's probably best to use mkisofs. There's already a number of threads cover the program, I'll let you check it out for yourself. Cyber Warrior X

		Knight0fDragon		Feb 8, 2005
			Does the unix version only support the -g option? Because I have the windows version using cygwin and it doesnt let me do that .... hmm nevermind i think its working now, funky PC sound tune coming from the binary of this file

		ExCyber		Feb 8, 2005
			-G, not -g. -G inserts a bootstrap image; -g overrides the group ID for Rock Ridge attributes.

		Knight0fDragon		Feb 8, 2005
			this is what I used mkisofs -sysid "SEGA SEGASATURN" -volid "El_Faitin" -volset "Kordamp" -publisher "SEGA ENTERPRISES, LTD." -preparer "SEGA ENTERPRISES, LTD." -appid "El_Faitin" -abstract "abs.txt" -copyright "cpy.txt" -biblio "bib.txt" -generic-boot d:\2ip.bin -full-iso9660-filenames -o sl.iso "d:\sf3" where d:\sf3 is where my SF3 files are and 2ip.bin is the first 32k of SF3 ripped. I also added a wav to accomidate the second track. nothing seems to work, when I use the IP from the segasms emulator, it goes to the sega logo then doesnt go any farther