Resolved: [Bug Report] Shin Megami Tensei - Persona 4 NTSC SLUS 21782

[gregory]

Oh no!!!

MTVU on?off?

Likely the fifo stuff but I put a wait before, in the middle and after!

[Blyss Sarania]

I tried it both with MTVU on and off. It happens either way.

[gregory]

Not really a fix but I want a confirmation. This patch disable my init read fifo call, so it use the old ways.

Code:

--- a/plugins/GSdx/GS.cpp
+++ b/plugins/GSdx/GS.cpp
@@ -546,7 +546,7 @@ EXPORT_C GSinitReadFIFO(uint8* mem)
{
        try
        {
-               s_gs->InitReadFIFO(mem, 1);
+               //s_gs->InitReadFIFO(mem, 1);
        }
        catch (GSDXRecoverableError)
        {
@@ -568,7 +568,7 @@ EXPORT_C GSinitReadFIFO2(uint8* mem, uint32 size)
{
        try
        {
-               s_gs->InitReadFIFO(mem, size);
+               //s_gs->InitReadFIFO(mem, size);
        }
        catch (GSDXRecoverableError)
        {

[Blyss Sarania]

I'd be happy to test it, but I have no idea how to make use of it @_@

I have the PCSX2 source, and Visual Studio 2013(obviously since I make builds), but how to apply that patch?

[dabore]

what? o_O it's not about you're no pcsx2 coder?!?

Code:

filename
line number function head

- term
+ term

actually just "//". plain to c-comment.

[DESTRUIDOR]

what? o_O it's not about you're no pcsx2 coder?!?

Code:

line number

+ //

No,Blyss was a normal menber and later become a moderator of the forum(but its not a Pcsx2 Team dev.).
He already talk about this many times....

I think the Code have to be putted in the Game index....maybe.

[dabore]

ehh... ... see you in offtopic. that's just a plain thing to read a source patch.

[Blyss Sarania]

Well it's a diff patch I think, so regardless of whether one is a coder or not, it should be as simple as applying the patch to the code, and then building. I'm sure it's something I could do, if I only knew how lol.

[gregory]

Try to copy paste into a file and do a git apply your_file

[dabore]

why messing with the machine? it's just 2 lines you gotta comment out and compile. you could do manually.

if you wanna bother patching machinal. you gotta have a svn client and use a context menu "apply patch" or use a sh*thub equivalent and you gotta learn the commandline commands for it.

/e don't you post while i search.

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