Yes it can.so im trying to patch Star Fox Adventures Iso with xdelatui but its not letting me choose the output folder. can xdelta actually patch iso?
im using this and i get this errorTry using DeltaPatcher, it is also a .xdelta patcher.
https://www.romhacking.net/utilities/704/
what is the name of the patch file in xdelta?im using this and i get this error
An error has occurred: xdelta3: source file too short: XD3_INVALID_INPUT
the file is: sfa-amethyst-2.3.xdeltawhat is the name of the patch file in xdelta?
try deleting the dashes and the points (except the one used for extension).the file is: sfa-amethyst-2.3.xdelta
same errortry deleting the dashes and the points (except the one used for extension).
It should be called: sfaamethyst23.xdelta
then as @godreborn said it looks like a checksum error but I'm not sure.same error
An error has occurred: xdelta3: source file too short: XD3_INVALID_INPUT
im using an nkit.isothen as @godreborn said it looks like a checksum error but I'm not sure.
Are you using a clean ISO file of the GCN game?
is the original game file ISO not corrupted? (try loading and playing it for a while using Dolphin Emulator)
ISOS that are compressed with NKit are not supported by patches made with xdelta.im using an nkit.iso
i've run it through nintendont for a while
it worked. thanks for the help.ISOS that are compressed with NKit are not supported by patches made with xdelta.
These patches are made with clean (and uncompressed) vanilla ISOs.
You need to convert your .nkit.iso file back to vanilla GCN .iso using NKit tool by @nanook.
Try using this version that i've made for include all database files (but not the backup partitions for not to make too much size):
https://gbatemp.net/attachments/nkit-tool-v1-4-with-all-latest-dat-files-by-saulfabreg-zip.288667/
Hope this help
an aclaration...it worked. thanks for the help.
to anyone else that finds this I converted my nkit.iso to an iso using the tool that SaulFabre made and that worked
ok i changed itan aclaration...
i didn't made the tool of NKit, @nanook is the author of that.
I just included the latest database .dat files from Redump.