Knowing it's a Wood clone, go back through the updates and test a couple games that were fixed in each update. Going backwards like that, starting with 1.49, you should figure it out pretty quickly. And yeah, gold award, I question that. DSTwo is gold award. This, on the other hand, might be silver at best.

Oh, and I realize Conquest was fixed, so don't necessarily use landmark games. Try slightly more obscure titles if they're available in the update. This cart may boast great compatibility for stuff many people play, but perhaps the obscure has fallen by the wayside in their modifications.

 

Can anyone analyze this kernel?
Does it have something to do with WOOD R4 for r4 original?
Does it use the loader of it? Or else?

 

That micro sd reader seems to waste a lot of space.

 

Here, you want my DSiXL? I took all the electronic parts out!

 

Alright, updated. I'm assuming the scale for medals is;

10-9; Gold
8-7; Silver
6-5; Bronze

 

Thank you for your pointless contribution to this thread.

 

1-4 bronze
4-8 silver
9-10 gold

there is nothing other than bronze, silver, and gold here. so a card that failed in all regards but yet physically exists would get a bronze. unless you elected to leave off the score.

however, you should not think of the award in terms of score. put together all the positives and negatives and then decide how you would rate it for users. where a bronze works (and/or has potential to be better), a silver is highly usable (compatibility, bug-free, etc) with some cool features, and a gold just knocks it out of the park (goes a step beyond, has an excellent team, has frequent updates, has a solid build, is at a good price point, has a great community support, etc).

when the award system was created it was a direct response to a changing flash kit scene. with each new release carts offered more features, better updates, better support, etc. anything that enters the market now pretty much has all that stuff covered, making the award system a bit antiquated.

-another world

 

Than change the rating to sliver at least as you haven't given us any reason as to why you gave it a bronze award as bronze implies; at least to me, that there is allot more wrong with it! honestly from what I have seen of the card I like it and will be picking one up or the Acekard 2i, meh might just get both just for the hell of it . Either way, even if the Kernel is outdated, if we are keeping are Wood firmware updated with what's on GBATemp than the compatibility is extremely high with DS games as far as I can see, right?

I'd switch to silver since you gave it a 6/10 even if its your personal opinion, your still saying that its a good card bronze does not imply that! just saying

 

For newbies to flashcards, the thread listed below is a good guide.
http://gbatemp.net/topic/290097-which-flash-cart-should-i-get/
Cards recommended above can all release the kernel and updating patch normally for years.These characteristics are very important for a flashcard. Just choose flashcards listed in this thread and you do not need worry about anything.

 

Most flashcarts don't support GBA emulators. I think it's just the Supercard DSTwo and there's one in the works for Acekard.