Hacking EZ-Flash ODE not working on Gameboy Micro

[StorMyu]

Am I the only one who has that problem ? My classic gba makes it works fine, but my micro doesn't boot it (but she does boot my EZ-Flash IV)
So I'm confused if this is a known issues since I couldn't find any news about it.
Thank you.

 

[Jayro]

I think you need to format the SD card to FAT32, with 32K cluster size, and then put your files on it and try again.

Another thing could be that your Micro might have dirty contact pins in it.

 

[Shadow#1]

Am I the only one who has that problem ? My classic gba makes it works fine, but my micro doesn't boot it (but she does boot my EZ-Flash IV)
So I'm confused if this is a known issues since I couldn't find any news about it.
Thank you.

Just u?

 

[Shadow#1]

Am I the only one who has that problem ? My classic gba makes it works fine, but my micro doesn't boot it (but she does boot my EZ-Flash IV)
So I'm confused if this is a known issues since I couldn't find any news about it.
Thank you.

Just u?

 

[StorMyu]

I think you need to format the SD card to FAT32, with 32K cluster size, and then put your files on it and try again.

Another thing could be that your Micro might have dirty contact pins in it.

it was already formatted on FAT32 with 32k cluster size but yeah I went and used some isopropyl alcohol on the pins and it worked fine. Thanks for the tip!

 

[Jayro]

Glad that did it for ya!