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Decompression error
#238922 - 11/15/10 12:33 AM
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The scenario:
Trying to repair Atari AREA 51: SITE 4 arcade game.
Suspect bad disk.
Have acquired a CHD and using CHDMAN.EXE to extract from image to hard disk.
And then... DECOMPRESSION ERROR
Which I understand to be a mismatch of sorts between the version of the program and the checksums or contents it expects of the file.
So on a longshot, I've downloaded multiple versions of the executable with similar results, the only difference being which chunk it finally bombs out on (which is always the same, depending on version run).
So the question, I suppose, is how do I know which raw disk file goes with which chdman.exe or is there a way to patch it up?
I'm very appreciative of any help, as this will bring a nice machine back to life.
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Re: Decompression error
[Re: yaggy]
#238949 - 11/15/10 05:58 AM
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Could try --
chdman -verify input.chd
or
chdman -update input.chd output.chd
Could also try-- chdman -info input.chd.
The latest version is 4, so you would use a recent version of chdman for that.
Edited by redk9258 (11/15/10 06:05 AM)
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R. Belmont |
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Re: Decompression error
[Re: yaggy]
#238992 - 11/15/10 06:19 PM
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> And then... DECOMPRESSION ERROR > > Which I understand to be a mismatch of sorts between the version of the program and > the checksums or contents it expects of the file.
Your CHD is probably corrupted. Do a CHDMAN -verify on it to run a full check.
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yaggy |
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Re: Decompression error
[Re: R. Belmont]
#239121 - 11/16/10 09:08 PM
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> Your CHD is probably corrupted. Do a CHDMAN -verify on it to run a full check.
I verified on a different PC and it came up fine. Very strange. Thanks for the helping words.
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