You seems to not understand what i said. I'm talking about code version not hardware PCB. EZ5C11 is the PCB version and it's a v1.AFAIK there is only 3 version of the ez3in1.The only thing that doesn't work properly on the ez3in1+ is the rumble.
I reported that to ez team already.
The only guy who made a workaround to this issue is ywg.
The other version are also fully supported by wood r4, so akaio should also support them. if it's not the case, normmatt should ask ywg his sources.
But not only the plus, but the version of the 3in1 that came after the plus, which I think neither rumble nor ram work with. Post#154 by how_do_i_do_that gives a techinal explanation as to why it isn't working
http://gbatemp.net/t...e/page__st__150
v1, v2 aka new edition, v3 aka Plus edition.
The gbasized format is a v1.
Those 3 version are fully supported under the last wood r4 as i said. If there is a problem under akaio, normmatt should just ask ywg about his source code.
As i said the only problem is, the rumble doesn't work on the Plus edition and ywg has found a workaround to fix that.
And ez team told me the Plus edition isn't produced anymore, it's the v2 that you will find now.
Ps : i'm not talking about PCB revision, i'm talking about code version. Every version has the sources released, it's on the ezflash wiki.
So you're saying that if I do end up with an EZ5C11 (the one that's being sold now), it would work just like a 3in1new (v2)? But it doesn't seem like that's how it works at all. Is what how_do_i_do_that said on that thread not true?
You can launch GBAexploader to see how it detect it just to be sure but it's a v1 and the code which can handle it properly is the v1 sources.
Now about the fact you bought a v1, it's probably an old stock. It's the v2 which are sold nowadays and v3 is no more produced.
I understand that there were only three version of code released while there are four hardware revisions. What I am saying is that what how_do_i_do_that said in his thread is that EZ5C11 (v4) has v1 hardware on PSRAM and NOR, and v3 (plus) hardware on rumble/ram. So when the loader looks at one of these things to determine what version you have, it shows up as a v1, but then it thinks the rumble and ram should work like a v1, and it doesn't. This is post #154 in the thread linked to in the quote. It's very long and somewhat technical, so I don't want to try to summarize the entire thing here.








