Curse of Monkey Island - Crashes early in SCUMMVM

[MJavert]

Hey guys, really appreciate everything you do here to make the old games live on...I recently dug up my old copy of COMI and tried to play it...I followed the 2-cd fix described here in the forums and copied everything to the HD and used SCUMMVM. But right after the second cutscene where LeChuck's ship is capsized by the VooDoo cannonball, something goes screwy.

The game runs fine except when you try to look at or pick up anything where it crashes. It crashes with this message:

(12:363:0x2B76): BundleMgr::loadCompTable() Compressed sound 2886 invalid (XQB<>)

I would run with just the regular CD's and not SCUMMVM, however, the cutscenes go by really fast and it just dumps out. Please advise..thanks in advance!

Rick

[abelthorne]

Which version of ScummVM do you use and on which platform ?

COMI is supposed to be fully completable with no problems (I did it myself). Maybe some graphical glitches, but no crashes like the ones you describe.

Are you sure your files were copied from the CD with no errors ?

[MJavert]

I'm using ScummVM 0.9.0 on Windows XP Media Edition SP2

Yeah, its weird, I copied the files from the CD and all of the CD1 files match those in the RESOURCE directory. Please advise, Thanks again!

Rick

[eriktorbjorn]

Yeah, its weird, I copied the files from the CD and all of the CD1 files match those in the RESOURCE directory. Please advise, Thanks again!

I don't know how to do it under Windows, but if you could find a program to generate MD5 checksums for the data files, they could then be compared to those from a version presumed to work. That should either confirm or rule out the theory that the data files are damaged.

(In this case, the relevant files are probably either musdisk1.bun or voxdisk1.bun.)

[Cruds]

I've got the same problem and I'm also using ScummVM 0.9.0 with Windows XP Media Edition.

[rev3nant]

Same problem here. Thought I messed up sound and video files by compression, but then tried uncompressed ones with exactly the same result. The game works fine without ScummVM under Windows Server 2003 SP1. I`m using 0.9.0 btw.

Here are md5 checksums of required files (if that`s going to help):

ff9f5d3d05e72bada4ba1f8849352cf7 *BBSAN.SAN
6cceb9586037e325f429836efbfd12c5 *CURSERNG.SAN
e4fcdbd3487886a06d56492696fd1c84 *FG010GP.SAN
953a1221941e53c5b7ae0c4f99395064 *FINALE.SAN
8b9f2180203fad6fbe22db9a48b6a839 *FONT0.NUT
c5c8e3a0ab861b38f9805fbc16f62550 *FONT1.NUT
c5c8e3a0ab861b38f9805fbc16f62550 *FONT2.NUT
90d178dacab8dd14c40e61005131d118 *FONT3.NUT
97a7d3fb528f16e86cf3970ace75e66c *FONT4.NUT
71725a54a64252628c6b021341520632 *KIS030.SAN
2daf3db71d23d99d19fc9a544fcf6431 *LANGUAGE.TAB
7d0ad52e7fe32d819edf8c6095adbedf *LAVARIDE.SAN
ec2d9d57148e21f46896a359b239fcf4 *LIFTCRSE.SAN
214d0a3b9c8fffc77cc35be8a0101d03 *MORESLAW.SAN
9e662f111ae0cdf9f68c594475a891a2 *MUSDISK1.BUN
3ed44debfb6ce1de6a2cd99f4ed0c408 *MUSDISK2.BUN
dd7b5beaa17e4eebb896ddbca9ffb2f0 *NEWBOOTS.SAN
833ba64fde983bcd62f7b5e769e60130 *OPENING.SAN
b965b2753c541391e90396ab20f3bc96 *SB010.SAN
b6167e556992b16fe68c628e40cb2f04 *SB020.SAN
876086bf27ad1c9f1053992595bce7e9 *SINKSHP.SAN
a7711d46e8ad6d230af80254afd30f90 *VOXDISK1.BUN
ee1e9b7f1b2a91548cdc36d6137ab883 *VOXDISK2.BUN
28fb6dbe5963aa28daf18584332ea0e9 *WRECKSAN.SAN
711bd2711eefe4e3aec2a48021b81351 *ZAP010.SAN

fe60d6b5ff51b0553ac59963123b5777 *COMI.LA0
09ae3abb98c43df89119466ae3557c0f *COMI.LA1
468f5ea61bb622284d57e615718b73cc *COMI.LA2

[rev3nant]

Found out that some files (speach?) are damaged. Looking for a replacment CD now...
Can anyone please post the correct checksums of required files so I can be sure I've got working CD's next time.

[eriktorbjorn]

Found out that some files (speach?) are damaged. Looking for a replacment CD now...
Can anyone please post the correct checksums of required files so I can be sure I've got working CD's next time.

The only obvious difference I see between your list of MD5 sums and mine is this:

c25c4a1a0ebdcfa50f4027541b096326 voxdisk1.bun