Post: How To Fix RTM Process If It Doesn't Show Up
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01-24-2013, 08:06 PM
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primetime43
Knowledge is power 
These are the biggest problems and fixes almost everytime! In D3cH's TUT, he didn't tell you guys about these two parts here:
- Go into the Debug Settings. In there, check NP Environment, it should be "np" without the "".
- Also, in there, scroll down to Network Settings For Debug, and change it to, "Single Settings" if it says Dual Settings.
These two are small but possibly could be problems, not that often though:
- Go into rebug toolbox and click on system info, make sure they both say DEX.
- Make sure you're on the ethernet cable
Hope this helps some people
- primetime43
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01-30-2013, 08:37 PM
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01-30-2013, 09:45 PM
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Keith Lemon
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01-30-2013, 10:17 PM
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02-01-2013, 11:13 AM
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muellermilch
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Originally posted by primetime43
- Also, in there, scroll down to Network Settings For Debug, and change it to, "Single Settings" if it says Dual Settings.
Hi primetime43,
big thanks for your tut, definetly helped me, but I got stuck at the above point. In my Debug Settings I could find the entry "NP Environment" and changed it to "np" (it was set to something different), but I could neither find any entry "Network Settings For Debug" nor any entry that let me switch between "Single Settings" and "Dual Settings". This was because I am using Rebug 4.21.2 REX (both set to DEX mode), but the setting for Debug Menu Type was set to "CEX QA" by default inside Rebug Toolbox. After switching it to "DEX" I found the entry "Network Settings for Debug" and could switch it to "Single Settings" (as this was set to "Dual Settings" and preventing any process from showing in ProDG Debugger).
Thanks again, now trying to figure out how to find the memory offsets I want to edit, I got no clue so far, on where and how to start as I am a total n00b so far (see my post count / rep)...
With best regards,
muellerlich
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02-01-2013, 08:04 PM
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primetime43
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Originally posted by muellermilch
Hi primetime43,
big thanks for your tut, definetly helped me, but I got stuck at the above point. In my Debug Settings I could find the entry "NP Environment" and changed it to "np" (it was set to something different), but I could neither find any entry "Network Settings For Debug" nor any entry that let me switch between "Single Settings" and "Dual Settings". This was because I am using Rebug 4.21.2 REX (both set to DEX mode), but the setting for Debug Menu Type was set to "CEX QA" by default inside Rebug Toolbox. After switching it to "DEX" I found the entry "Network Settings for Debug" and could switch it to "Single Settings" (as this was set to "Dual Settings" and preventing any process from showing in ProDG Debugger).
Thanks again, now trying to figure out how to find the memory offsets I want to edit, I got no clue so far, on where and how to start as I am a total n00b so far (see my post count / rep)...
With best regards,
muellerlich
big thanks for your tut, definetly helped me, but I got stuck at the above point. In my Debug Settings I could find the entry "NP Environment" and changed it to "np" (it was set to something different), but I could neither find any entry "Network Settings For Debug" nor any entry that let me switch between "Single Settings" and "Dual Settings". This was because I am using Rebug 4.21.2 REX (both set to DEX mode), but the setting for Debug Menu Type was set to "CEX QA" by default inside Rebug Toolbox. After switching it to "DEX" I found the entry "Network Settings for Debug" and could switch it to "Single Settings" (as this was set to "Dual Settings" and preventing any process from showing in ProDG Debugger).
Thanks again, now trying to figure out how to find the memory offsets I want to edit, I got no clue so far, on where and how to start as I am a total n00b so far (see my post count / rep)...
With best regards,
muellerlich
Haha yep, no problem man. Also, good luck with the rtm, feel free to message me for more help!
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