The problem is not with my card, it most likely has to do with a piece of the "Soft Reset" code (since there was a lot of changes made for the akRPG). The reason I say this is because, I can load akAIO 1.2 and there is no problem with "Soft Reset" when used. So again, it is most likely a piece of the "Soft Reset" code that is missing or is not closed properly or at all (things like this happens to all coders) or a piece of code needs to be added or the communication with the "Soft Reset" code and the external loader for the akRPG (akloader.nds) could be the problem, for example, instead of two hands shaking, it could be a hand shaking a foot. Anyway, don't quickly blame the tester if a solution to the problem hasn't been carefully examined beforehand. When something goes wrong, it is most likely human error (which can be corrected), but when it comes down to hardware related problems (which sometimes but rarely can be corrected, unless something gets fixed internally), it will most likely fail regardless to what you do or change (i.e. change software or sometimes cleaning the hardware) to try and fix it. Also, just to mention, not everyone is irresponsible with their electronics, some people actually do take care of them, so being clean is not an issue as it is not a problem here.Smiths said:n/a said:Thanks for the excellent work guys, Loading games from NAND finally works! One problem that I encountered though is, when playing a game and then you decide to "Soft Reset", you are brought back to the area where it would say "Flash Memory, MicroSD, etc..", and not the area where the file is located. And also, when that area loads, no Skin is loaded and no Text is shown, all you see is a Black Background on Both Screens and just the Icons for the different Types of Memory (Flash Memory, MicroSD, etc..), and the selection bar is a "Minty-Green" color. If you press A to select one of the Memory options or if you press the "START" button, akAIO OS freezes.
That's an error with loading from your card. Check your card, clean contacts, etc... it's not AKAIO.
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Anyway, I would like to give my respect and thanks to all akAIO coders for keeping the akRPG going since it seems like AceKard has abandoned it (as was predicted in the beginning of it's release, because of the OS being open source).