w00t! Strong work!Success. I dumped the partition and then mounted the disk image to get the files from opt. Thanks for the help, I can now fix the Namco carts.
DIY Carts don't work either. It's not the flash cart that's the issue, it's the security on the EXP.
Sorry to reply many years later, but do you remember what commands you used to do this? I grabbed rkdeveloptool to try and mess with the files on my data east super pocket evercade (intending to fiddle around with homebrewing without buying the everSD, if I can manage it), and I can't seem to work out how to do anything further than using `rkdeveloptool ld` to successfully view that the device is connected.Success. I dumped the partition and then mounted the disk image to get the files from opt. Thanks for the help, I can now fix the Namco carts.
Here is the help info from the Windows version of rkdeveloptool. the commands should be identical regardless of your PC OS.
rid, rfi, rci, rcb, and td all report failure, and DownloadBoot seemed to just hang indefinitely when I tried it - maybe I just had to be more patient?
You need to start with
rkdeveloptool db {your_bootloader} and then after that you can test with rkdeveloptool ppt to get a partition list with the starting LBA for each partition. if loading the bootloader hangs, you don't have the right bootloader. It should take about 1-2 seconds to load the bootloader at most.
Thank you for your help!
Are you using Windows? Sounds to me like you are but don't have the correct driver installed.
I'm using macOS at the moment, I will also give it a try on my linux and windows boxes though if it's a driver issue.
I'm not sure macOS & Linux need a driver, but Windows requires you load the official SuperPocket Updater driver.
On windows now. Trying RkDevTool (the GUI version, I could not find a windows build of the rkdeveloptool command-line utility, but both appear to have the same functions.)
