ecliastee said:
rodgerdodger said:
ecliastee said:
rodgerdodger said:
FYI - Fake or cloned Acekard2i 's will not work with the update firmware updater.
it will just produce an error
If you have a non acatel chipset acekard2i it cant be updated.
tried and tested, got ripped of a while back from a seller who through in 8 of these with an order.
tested all 8 , no go
Did you only order one, and they threw 8 in?
nope ordered about 50 an noticed 8 were different.
basically AKAIO works on them but hte new acekard2i update will not.
Anyone else got clones or copies to test or can confirm this aswell?
should i be able to put the AKAIO firmware on these?
using this here on them and it does work
http://gbatemp.net/index.php?download=5802
Dang, what'd you need 50 for? o.O sell them on craigslist? haha.
I guess he's something like me...wants to be sure he has his supply before the basterds at Nintendo or something like it make them totally illegal, and then nobody will be able to get any more anywhere.
Wouldn't put it past them.
and I wouldn't put it past most governments - run by bought and paid for politicians...to do exactly what Mr. Big Corporation wants.
Welcome to 1984.
P.S. never mind the fact that there are those of us...few, but some...who really do use them only for homebrew and "oughta be totally legal" backup ROM's of games we already own. Why shouldn't we have the right to protect our investment by backing up, for our own use?
It seems like only the criminals and the corporations have any rights any more. Screw the common man.
Hell, let's face it, most of us who do ROMs...legal or illegal...are doing it
1 - mostly on older stuff that is no longer being sold anywhere on the market, and the corporations that hold copyrights on them should be forced to abandon them (Google "abandonware" sometime)
2 - Generally as backup of stuff we already bought and own...or owned once, and wish we could buy or have again...nostalgia
3 - usually just for our own purposes, and no commercial gain to be had from it.
Very few of us are legitimate PIRATES who are out there making thousands of copies of the hottest, latest games out there on the market right now, and then selling them.
This is why, thankfully, for the most part...ROM's, though frowned on, are not generally prosecuted very hard...mostly, one might end up getting a C&D letter, and that's about as far as it will go.
All the same, it still makes for the whole thing to be a pain in the butt...they really should be forced into abandoning their copyright...and their rights, on such material...if they do not intend to sell it on the open market.
We should have a right to preserve the classics.