Contra ReBirth Crash

[ghf_50]

I use Dolphin 2.0 to emulate Contra ReBirth,but when I skip the opening,it crashed,and pop up an warning window,says:[color=#FF0000]READ:Invalid address:7c28ca14[/color]

My os is Windows 7 Ultimate x86

Log


[color=#32CD32]16:30:236 .\src\LogWindow.cpp:246 N[CONSOLE]: Console cleared
16:33:882 .\Src\Boot\Boot.cpp:166 N[BOOT]: Booting F:\Game\EMU\GC｣ｯWii/Contra ReBirth.wad
16:33:935 .\Src\PowerPC\Interpreter\Interpreter_SystemRegisters.cpp:344 N[PowerPC]: Flush Instruction Cache! ICE=0
16:33:938 .\Src\PowerPC\Interpreter\Interpreter_SystemRegisters.cpp:335 N[PowerPC]: Instruction Cache Enable (HID0.ICE) = 1
16:33:938 .\Src\PowerPC\Interpreter\Interpreter_SystemRegisters.cpp:344 N[PowerPC]: Flush Instruction Cache! ICE=1[/color]

[color=#FF0000]16:33:994 .\Src\HW\WII_IOB.cpp:41 E[WII_IOB]: IOP: Read32 from 0x18 = 0xcd800018 (NANDLoader)
16:33:994 .\Src\HW\WII_IOB.cpp:106 E[WII_IOB]: IOP: Write32 0x00020000 to 0xcd800018 (NANDLoader)
16:34:094 .\Src\HW\WII_IOB.cpp:41 E[WII_IOB]: IOP: Read32 from 0x18 = 0xcd800018 (NANDLoader)
16:34:094 .\Src\HW\WII_IOB.cpp:106 E[WII_IOB]: IOP: Write32 0x00000000 to 0xcd800018 (NANDLoader)[/color]

[color=#32CD32]16:34:315 .\Src\PowerPC\Interpreter\Interpreter_SystemRegisters.cpp:344 N[PowerPC]: Flush Instruction Cache! ICE=1[/color]

[color=#FF0000]16:34:325 .\Src\Hw\Memmap.cpp:469 E[PowerPC]: JIT: compiling outdated code. addr=81330c4c, mem=0, cache=48000004
16:34:325 .\Src\Hw\Memmap.cpp:469 E[PowerPC]: JIT: compiling outdated code. addr=81330c4c, mem=0, cache=48000004
16:34:325 .\Src\Hw\Memmap.cpp:469 E[PowerPC]: JIT: compiling outdated code. addr=81330c50, mem=0, cache=38800000
16:34:325 .\Src\Hw\Memmap.cpp:469 E[PowerPC]: JIT: compiling outdated code. addr=81330c54, mem=0, cache=4e800020
16:34:326 .\Src\Hw\Memmap.cpp:469 E[PowerPC]: JIT: compiling outdated code. addr=81330c50, mem=0, cache=38800000[/color]

[color=#32CD32]16:34:326 .\Src\PowerPC\Interpreter\Interpreter_SystemRegisters.cpp:344 N[PowerPC]: Flush Instruction Cache! ICE=1[/color]

[color=#FF0000]16:47:759 .\Src\HW\MemmapFunctions.cpp:252 E[MI]: hwwrite [ff00ff0c] := ff00ff00 (PC: 800c70c8)
16:47:759 .\Src\HW\MemmapFunctions.cpp:252 E[MI]: hwwrite [ff00ff08] := ff00ff00 (PC: 800c70c8)
16:47:759 .\Src\MsgHandler.cpp:53 E[*]: Warning: READ: Invalid address: 7c28ca14
16:49:540 .\Src\HW\MemmapFunctions.cpp:252 E[MI]: hwwrite [ff00ff14] := ff00ff00 (PC: 800c72d8)
16:49:541 .\Src\HW\MemmapFunctions.cpp:252 E[MI]: hwwrite [ff00ff18] := ff00ff00 (PC: 800c72d8)
16:49:541 .\Src\HW\MemmapFunctions.cpp:252 E[MI]: hwwrite [ff00ff10] := ff00ff00 (PC: 800c7314)
16:49:541 .\Src\HW\MemmapFunctions.cpp:252 E[MI]: hwwrite [ff00ff18] := ff00ff00 (PC: 800c7314)
16:49:541 .\Src\HW\MemmapFunctions.cpp:252 E[MI]: hwwrite [ff00ff14] := ff00ff00 (PC: 800c733c)
16:49:541 .\Src\HW\MemmapFunctions.cpp:252 E[MI]: hwwrite [ff00ff18] := ff00ff00 (PC: 800c733c)[/color]

[StripTheSoul]

hmmmmmm, I'm not sure but I think I remember some graphics setting fixed this....you might want to try safe texture cache...

[ghf_50]

(06-21-2010, 11:22 PM)StripTheSoul Wrote: hmmmmmm, I'm not sure but I think I remember some graphics setting fixed this....you might want to try safe texture cache...

Thanks for replay.
I have checked "use Safe Texture cache" on,but it still keep crash...

[FloW3184]

then keep playing with the settings

[BlackCanopus]

I have the same problem. When I try to run the game with Dolphin V2, Konami logo appears, then a brief demo (featuring Bill Rizer) and then I receive the aforementioned error message:
READ: Invalid address:7c29c8cc

I tried Dolphin r7216. The same, but no error messages. Only a black screen.

CPU Core 2 Duo
Windows 7 64bit
GPU Ati Radeon 4890

By the way, r7223 does not run on my PC. I receive "This program has stopped responding" error message as soon as the emulation starts (with any game).

[inteGReddy]

lol... so the builds on the website are no good for now. i don't know why people bother using unoptimized builds anyway... i dont have this game but sometimes using vps can help get past blackscreens that appear after logos.