> A hold-your-hand and walk-you-thru-each-step guide?
It was pretty easy the first time I did it. Drag all the roms into torrent
zip (it is a GUI right?) and then when you start the torrent point it to
the newly zipped roms.
I just went to the site and found my account deleted. I hadnt been there
in a while and I guess they did a cleanup (noticed that on the news page
but never got am email telling me about it)
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David
I thought something needed to be done first to make the hash on the zip
files match the ones in the torrent. Also, is this making a copy of the
rom folder? (hard drive space worries)
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FSogol
> SINNER wrote:
>> * FSogol wrote in alt.games.mame:
>>
>>> A hold-your-hand and walk-you-thru-each-step guide?
>>
>> It was pretty easy the first time I did it. Drag all the roms into
>> torrent zip (it is a GUI right?) and then when you start the torrent
>> point it to the newly zipped roms.
>>
>> I just went to the site and found my account deleted. I hadnt been
>> there in a while and I guess they did a cleanup (noticed that on the
>> news page but never got am email telling me about it)
>>
>
> I thought something needed to be done first to make the hash on the
> zip files match the ones in the torrent.
Thats what torrent zip does.
> Also, is this making a copy
> of the rom folder? (hard drive space worries)
I would but I hear ya.
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David
Sorry, guess I'm not communicating properly today. I have rom backups
elsewhere. Does dragging the rom folder into torrentzip create a
separate copy of the rom folder or change the existing rom folder?
There is not sufficient space on the drive for 2 rom folders.
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FSogol
Probably my reading comprehension skills, sorry...
No, it zips them in the current directory, there may be an option to do
otherwise, its been a while. I'd back up the current folder somewhere
before attempting it though.
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David
Cool, thanks.
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FSogol