Nothing out of the ordinary. I loaded my game and I was maybe 2 minutes into playing when that happened.fastbilly1 wrote:What were you doing to make it crash?
Thanks, I don't see anything about it on that site but there's a lot of cool info there.
So what does that mean exactly? hahaMrPopo wrote:That looks like a dump of all your registers to me. And it looks like the N64 has a completely separate set of floating point registers, which is kind of cool.
Essentially this is a dump of the current active memory on your N64. A computer has effectively two kinds of memory; active and storage. Storage memory is more nuanced (RAM vs. hard disk vs. CD-ROM) but all of it cannot be directly accessed by your processor. Instead, you must load from storage memory and put it into active memory, which are called registers. So this is a snapshot of the last thing your N64 was doing when it crashed. This is useful when you are doing low-level debugging.harper wrote:So what does that mean exactly? hahaMrPopo wrote:That looks like a dump of all your registers to me. And it looks like the N64 has a completely separate set of floating point registers, which is kind of cool.
