Back then, the only ban I received was while using the iXtreme LT+ 2 firmware, which was quickly patched with iXtreme LT+ 3, which introduced fixes. Good times, kamikazes too.
@CTCaer Hi, how's it going? Hope all's well. Listen, I'm writing to you because, given the high cost of the traditional microSDs I've used in the past (Samsung/SanDisk), I bought these microSDs you see in the photo. They seem to be authentic...
The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past
Switch port of The Legend of Zelda - A Link to the Past with enhancements (widescreen 16:9, 16:10, 18:9 and 4:3), bugfixes, features like MSU-1, redux and gameplay QoL.
Unfortunately, I cant provide the...
Certainly some pin of the socket on the motherboard has failed you. If with a tester in diode mode you find the pin not connected, you can bypass it. There are the pinout diagrams of the microSD reader on the internet.
If the ribbon cable on the original rail had corroded pins, then the inside of the FPC connector is most likely also corroded but if they were clean you probably don't need to worry about it. Just something important to keep in mind.