Using GBA_BUS[addr] = data same as using (vu16*)(addr|0*8000000) = data. Its syntax sugar. I know only 1 msp55lv512 that work with bus_1. What u think about old intel cart support? I havent idea, cuz burn2slot v0.2 works. And can u fix some trouble for b2s, that u fix on your modification of gbabf with pullrequest?
I've got a cart that isn't working correctly when flashed. When I try writing to it, the ROM gets corrupted. I believe it's Mitsubishi brand flash.
Also, does anyone know how to remove that black dot from the PCB in some of these things in case I want to add a battery? I already tried a soldering iron and a sharp object and can't seem to get anywhere.
edit: removed pic of a cart with a different kind of flash to focus on just one for now
Also, does anyone know how to remove that black dot from the PCB in some of these things in case I want to add a battery? I already tried a soldering iron and a sharp object and can't seem to get anywhere.
edit: removed pic of a cart with a different kind of flash to focus on just one for now
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Hey guys, i got today one of those 369 in 1 carts, wondering if i can solder a battery to it, and reflash the games? how?
gbabf sucessfully changes and boots the banks but can't dump the cart/banks. gba backup tool dumps only the first 32mb. i wish to make a full backup before i try to write with burn2slot
The chips are not equal to any cart i have found, here is a pic, any help is appreciated. Thanks
gbabf sucessfully changes and boots the banks but can't dump the cart/banks. gba backup tool dumps only the first 32mb. i wish to make a full backup before i try to write with burn2slot
The chips are not equal to any cart i have found, here is a pic, any help is appreciated. Thanks
First on first send me 32mb rom that u dumpHey guys, i got today one of those 369 in 1 carts, wondering if i can solder a battery to it, and reflash the games? how?
gbabf sucessfully changes and boots the banks but can't dump the cart/banks. gba backup tool dumps only the first 32mb. i wish to make a full backup before i try to write with burn2slot
The chips are not equal to any cart i have found, here is a pic, any help is appreciated. Thanks
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Sent you a gdrive link on a PM. Please confirm you can get it. Thanks for the help!
hi vrodin, i found the GB&GBC cart insert NDS ,it will mapping the rom to 0xa00000- 0xa007fff, so i think it is possible to burn GB&GBC cart on NDS .
maybe the NORFLASH need by 3.3v specifications。
maybe the NORFLASH need by 3.3v specifications。
I think that would be difficult - you can switch to GBC mode within GBA mode homebrew, but you are limited to the 32KB of GBA IWRAM/GBC WRAM. GBA carts are inaccessible, so you'd have to find the data to flash from elsewhere, like through the link cable.
Here's a code example for switching from GBA mode to GBC mode and running a custom payload.
https://github.com/NovaSquirrel/gba-dump-gb
guys, all the cartridges that are somehow supported work thanks to your luck, unfortunately, I can’t create a database with supported boards, since there are a lot of cartridges in which the Chinese used the same programming types. I hope all of you understand this.
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I bought a bootleg Yu-Gi-Oh gx duel academy bootleg, it works but i want to change the rom inside but the burn2flash says it's Unknown Flash.
Toshiba
TC55257DFL-70L
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Might have to use a GBxCart RW, or a Joey.
I bought a bootleg Yu-Gi-Oh gx duel academy bootleg, it works but i want to change the rom inside but the burn2flash says it's Unknown Flash.
Toshiba
TC55257DFL-70L
256Mbit is just 32MBytes right? That's the regular threshold for GBA carts, bootleg or not. Should read/write to/from it fine. But looking at the picture closer, on the left side it looks like maybe some lifted pads and a possible diode lifted. It's kinda hard to tell, but that entire board is a mess. Flux residue is EVERYWHERE on that thing, along with splatters of unknown substance on the chips, and some random red bodge wire? This thing might or might not be salvageable, or even worth salvaging to be honest.
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