The new 3DS has some hardware issues with some things, have you tried if it works on an old 3DS or a 2DS?
I haven't, but I think that digging up my old 3DS (which I think is back at my childhood home anyway lol) would defeat the purpose/convenience a little bit. I'll try open_agb_firm tonight though! Does anyone know if there's a way to make open_agb_firm launchers on the home screen, or will I just have to boot into it every time?
I've been reading this thread and IDK if anyone here can help me, does anyone know if it's possible to make a Pokemon Polished Crystal (beta 3.0.0) CIA that doesn't show the Save Warning message on startup?
I think there is a code to remove warnings like that, just looks for cheat codes for Pokemon Crystal or whatever Pokemon game tis based on and edit the rom.
Or if it is a Gameboy Color game rom hack just play it in an emulator instead like GameYob or whatever is called.
really strange, but open_agb_firm didn't work either! same exact crash at the same exact moment. it's so frustrating that THIS is the one game i can't get to work lol, because seemingly all the tutorials use emerald as an example if anything 
is there a specific european version? every time i see it listed it says "USA, europe" or something similar.
as far as i can tell, i wasn't prompted for any kind of save type prompt!
i've been thinking that maybe i should try for an mgba inject--since i have a new 3ds and it might run alright--but NSUI throws me an error when i try to make one.
Since when does open_agb_firm ask for the save type? It just uses the standard type when the hash check doesn't succeed
Have you tried making the save somewhere else then convert it using an online comvertor and copy it to your 3DS? I did that but it was with Pokemon DS games so I dunno if you can do that with whatever save format the 3DS uses for GBA games. Gameboy, Super Gameboy and Gameboy Color games run perfectly on the 3DS version of GameYob. Heck if you have another 3DS with the same emulator you can even emulate the link cable!
Not for me. I had problems with open_agb_firm recognizing trimmed roms. Emerald works fine, but the save type is incorrect. Thats all
trimmed roms? also what save type should i be using?
interestingly, when i tried emerald with a sleep patch (idk why but i just thought i'd try it) it actually got a few more words into the intro before freezing lol, not sure what that's all about
interestingly, when i tried emerald with a sleep patch (idk why but i just thought i'd try it) it actually got a few more words into the intro before freezing lol, not sure what that's all about
When building a vc then you should use the one with RTC support. Otherwise it's Flash1M_v103
I also use an european copy (the German version btw.)
yeah, i've been using the one with RTC support. still no idea why this gba game and no others are crashing, though, you'd think someone else would've had this problem in the past
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Now I could go with soldering the contacts from the cable to the connector on the mobo, but doesn't sound like a good permanent solution.
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Man, that's beyond my brain I'm no good with hardware for now. I'd like to get into hardmods in future though
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@Maximumbeans, Maybe start practice soldering. Get a cheap-ass soldering iron and follow some good YouTube tutorials.+1
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