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What are you using to generate the VMI files from the VMS files?
There needs to be a checksum etc. in the VMI file.

On another note, I've got downloads to work fine with PlanetWeb, but
when I try to download files with DreamPassport it pops up an error
message in japanese after downloading the file. I can't read
japanese :) Does anyone have any experience with getting downloads
to work with DreamPassport as well as PlanetWeb?

- -Sam
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From: "The Happy Hippy" <dreamcast@...>
To: <vmu-dev@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Monday, February 10, 2003 11:32 PM
Subject: [vmu] VMU Web Download Problem


> Hi,
>
> I have almost no DC or VMU experience, so I've thrown myself into
> the dark a bit, but have read all the FAQ's and digests of this
> list, I have however hit a problem ...
>
> I have a home-grown web server running on a local PC which the DC
> can dial into and be served web pages from, and I have modified it
> to serve up .VMI and .VMS minigame files.
>
> Using the PlanetWeb 2.6 browser, all HTML files download okay, as
> do .VMI files but once the .VMI has been downloaded, the browser
> reports "Failed to download the VMS file". The download progress
> bar pops-up and gets halfway across before the failed message
> appears.
>
> I've used Telnet on the local PC to check the pages are being
> served up okay, and that the Content-Type: in the header is
> correct. MS IE downloads the files when the file links are clicked
> on and the downloaded images match those on the server. I've
> re-assembled the .S file to recreate the .VMS and .VMI files so
> filename cases all match etc, but still no joy.
>
> Attempting to download the .VMS directly causes the PlanetWeb
> browser to show a page which says "The document you have chosen
> contains no HTML etc etc", and then displays gibberish, as I
> expected, but gives no error messages per se.
>
> The VMU in the controller appears to be working fine, and can save
> and load game save data from DC games.
>
> Any ideas as to what's going wrong or where to start looking, as
> the browser message isn't the most useful error message I've ever
> seen ?
>
> Any help would be gratefully appreciated.
>
>
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