Wrye Bash Wont Start

[andrew252]

I have been using Wrye bash for a while and was loving it, but just recently it stopped working, i cant even get it to open anymore ive tried the bugdump but i couldnt make heads or tails of it. ive "un" and "re" installed it a few times and still nothing. Help Please.. Here is a copy of the bugdump i think haha

 

E:>chdir e:Program FilesBethesda SoftworksOblivionMopy

 

E:Program FilesBethesda SoftworksOblivionMopy>c:python25python.exe bash.py

-d

Traceback (most recent call last):

File "bash.py", line 123, in <module>

main()

File "bash.py", line 104, in main

basher.InitSettings()

File "E:Program FilesBethesda SoftworksOblivionMopyasher.py", line 10598

, in InitSettings

bosh.initSettings()

File "E:Program FilesBethesda SoftworksOblivionMopyosh.py", line 19940,

in initSettings

readOnly))

File "E:Program FilesBethesda SoftworksOblivionMopyolt.py", line 850, in

__init__

dictFile.load()

File "E:Program FilesBethesda SoftworksOblivionMopyosh.py", line 194, in

load

result = bolt.PickleDict.load(self)

File "E:Program FilesBethesda SoftworksOblivionMopyolt.py", line 809, in

load

header = cPickle.load(ins)

ValueError: could not convert string to int

 

E:Program FilesBethesda SoftworksOblivionMopy>

[Jenrai]

Just out of curiosity, have you recently downloaded any updates for Python, for example the newer version to support nifskope/blender/gimp?

If you have, uninstall Python, install the NEW version first, then install the version Wrye needs (don't remember the numbers and such but I do remember that its on the Nexus Wrye Bash page) and Wrye Python, then Bash itself.

 

I had this problem when I updated one of my modelling programs, I think it was Gimp, which needed a newer version of Python, but reinstalling the older version rectified it, and all work fine.

 

Good Luck.

Jenrai

[Shadowfen]

I have been using Wrye bash for a while and was loving it, but just recently it stopped working, i cant even get it to open anymore ive tried the bugdump but i couldnt make heads or tails of it. ive "un" and "re" installed it a few times and still nothing. Help Please.. Here is a copy of the bugdump i think haha

 

E:>chdir e:Program FilesBethesda SoftworksOblivionMopy

 

E:Program FilesBethesda SoftworksOblivionMopy>c:python25python.exe bash.py

-d

Traceback (most recent call last):

File "bash.py", line 123, in <module>

main()

File "bash.py", line 104, in main

basher.InitSettings()

 

dictFile.load()

File "E:Program FilesBethesda SoftworksOblivionMopyosh.py", line 194, in

load

result = bolt.PickleDict.load(self)

File "E:Program FilesBethesda SoftworksOblivionMopyolt.py", line 809, in

load

header = cPickle.load(ins)

ValueError: could not convert string to int

 

E:Program FilesBethesda SoftworksOblivionMopy>

 

It is dying while attempting to load a data file from disk - like the mods or installers information that gets saved to a file so that it takes less time to start up. You should try finding the bash data files (or even the whole directory they are in) and moving them to someplace that bash won't find them so that it can regenerate them anew. I would give you more precise directions, but the computer that I have wrye bash installed on is over two thousand miles away at the moment.

 

When you uninstall software, it leaves the generated data files behind so that you can still use them again after reinstalling - so that is why simply uninstalling does not help you.

[andrew252]

It is dying while attempting to load a data file from disk - like the mods or installers information that gets saved to a file so that it takes less time to start up. You should try finding the bash data files (or even the whole directory they are in) and moving them to someplace that bash won't find them so that it can regenerate them anew. I would give you more precise directions, but the computer that I have wrye bash installed on is over two thousand miles away at the moment.

 

When you uninstall software, it leaves the generated data files behind so that you can still use them again after reinstalling - so that is why simply uninstalling does not help you.

 

 

Thanks man I never thought to check in the "My Games" for old wrye bash files before i reinstalled it, good call