well, now I do feel foolish, but my comment holds still holds true. gbatemp is filled with many replies which are not thought out. and unless you follow AKAIO and knew that smiths was part of the team, it looks like another noob trying to tell the team how to do their job.SifJar said:
smiths is like that sometimes, you get used to him over time.thieves like us said:well, now I do feel foolish, but my comment holds still holds true. gbatemp is filled with many replies which are not thought out. and unless you follow AKAIO and knew that smiths was part of the team, it looks like another noob trying to tell the team how to do their job.SifJar said:
xxteargodxx said:
If it's not posted on the front page of The Temp or on the official site, then it hasn't been released. Also just wait for 1.8 8a, since you are than likely going to need to update to it anyways.xxteargodxx said:
lightakejerry said:
Since you just clearly ignored everyone, I am not sure why I am telling you this again. Acekard team nor their site has anything to do with AKAIO. All they do is post the news about it like The Temp does. As well all news posted on the Temp is official.lightakejerry said:
lightakejerry said:
1.Format the microSD with the Panasonic formatter.
2.Download the current version of AKAIO
3.Decompress (using WinZIP, WinRAR, 7z, etc) the file and put the __aio* folder and akmenu4.nds at the Root (top most directory) of your microSD card
4.Insert the microSD card firmly in the non-spring loaded ak2.1 and ak2i. If your microSD slot is spring loaded make sure it "clicks."
5.Insert the Acekard firmly into your NDS, again make sure it clicks**.
6.Boot up the NDS, select the Acekard from the firmware Slot-1 selection box, and enjoy
Is it really neccesary to fully format the SD card instead of copying the new AKAIO version over the old one? If so, I first have to backup my games and savegames I guess.Another World said:
