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It should also be noted that I attempted to run Clonespy on the NES set as well, but the structure of NES ROMs doesn't seem to be conducive to this sort of approach, and possibly the sheer number of files crashed it anyway. :P --Dimitri 17:43, 5 July 2009 (CDT)
Question for you: Does it work on the SNES ROMs? Oh, and are you going to revise your code comparison thing to scan a huge number of ROMs in the future and group them? ^_^ KungFuFurby 19:15, 5 July 2009 (CDT)
- SNES ROMs would probably make his computer explode. CRV 03:46, 6 July 2009 (CDT)
- Indeed. I'm trying it on the PC Engine set, though, but things aren't looking too hopeful. Even with a really low threshold it's still mostly picking up variants. Perhaps the Gameboy and Master System are the technological limit for this sort of approach. :P --Dimitri 06:24, 6 July 2009 (CDT)
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<comment date="2013-07-25T15:06:22Z" name="Harsheen" url="http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100003439734121"> I think i screwed up my KF for good. I reotod my KF. I was happy with the new look. I then downloaded the aokp_otter_buildM5_0xD34D. I installed it. It got stuck on the teamkang animation boot. I was able to somehow get to the TWRP. I backed up like i everything before the aokp install. I might of formatted EVERYTHING (KF stock ROM). Anyway, the ICS comes up, but now after a reboot, it states unfortunately, ROM control has stopped . I press ok. I went back into TWRP and looked into the restore and there is nothing I can restore back to. I connected the KF with the USB to my PC (windows 7) but nothing happens. Also, I cannot get the market app to download on my KF. I'm basically stuck with this new ICS. I would like it to go back to the basic reotod KF and not use the ICS ROM. Don't know if you could help : ( </comment> <endFeed />
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I never expected CloneSpy to be used on other systems. Glad you like it.
The code base is a real mess (and there are a few bugs in it). Eventually I have to rewrite it, probably using Java.
--Thomas Jentzsch 16:17, 2 August 2009 (CDT)