Stevetry said:strange mine works with 16 and 32 fat what size is you compact flash card ?
4gb
Stevetry said:strange mine works with 16 and 32 fat what size is you compact flash card ?


I don't use any DLDI files. I use Rudulphs Backup Tool on my acekard 2i.Lassik said:Jakob95 said:I use the EZ-Flash 3in1 for dumping and it works great. It can also play all GBA games.
Which DLDI file do you use for that when patching? I have an EZ-Flash 3in1+ and i'm sure it'll use the same file. Either way it's worth a shot.

Crass said:4GB should be fine for the MMD, they even sold them with a 4GB HDD back in the day for 150 bucks. And it should work fine with either FAT or FAT32, the Datel web page confirms this. What brand CF are you using, and what are you using to format it?
Lassik said:A regular Supercard Lite would work fine. I just got the Supercard Lite Rumble because it was cheaper and available.
Just make sure you get something on this list so you can patch wood dumper.
http://chishm.drunkencoders.com/DLDI/
Here's the exact stuff I used.
SuperCard Lite Rumble - http://www.realhotstuff.com/supercard-lite-rumble-p-135.html
Wood Dumper Slot2 - http://nointro.megadrive.org/Wood/wooddumper_tools.7z
DLDI Patch to patch wood dumper - http://chishm.drunkencoders.com/DLDI/downloads/sclt.dldi
DLDI Tool to apply the patch - http://chishm.drunkencoders.com/DLDI/downl...l-win32-gui.zip
Just a few notes if you go this route:
There is no need to update the firmware on the card or install the software from supercard.sc on your computer.
The SuperCard Lite Rumble does not use MicroSDHC cards just regular MicroSD cards. This is not really and issue though because you're not going to rip over 1gb anyways.
That's all just for ripping though... I wouldn't know about using it to play GBA games because I don't use it for that.
The SC Rumble and the SC Lite Rumble are 2 different devices though.
junn said:did you use Supercard Lite Rumble DLDI patch on wooddumper?