GBA EZ Flash Omega Definitive Edition can't access gbc game

[tson263]

EZ Flash Omega Definitive Edition can't access gbc, is there any way to solve this problem? I just bought ez omega DE and the 16gb card that came with it

 

[EZ-Flash2]

can not watch the video

 

[tson263]

can not watch the video

 

[anotherthing]

can not watch the video

He basically tries to load a GBC ROM file and it goes to a white screen and stays there. No GameBoy logo or anything. Just a white screen.

 

[EZ-Flash2]

Some questions
1. are all gbc games failing to launch and all showing a white screen?
2. is the gbc rom stored in many nested folders?

 

[tson263]

Some questions
1. are all gbc games failing to launch and all showing a white screen?
2. is the gbc rom stored in many nested folders?

1: All gb/gbc game failing to luanch all showing a white screen
2: i have one folder for gb/gbc game

 

[EZ-Flash2]

1: All gb/gbc game failing to luanch all showing a white screen
2: i have one folder for gb/gbc game

Can gba games run properly?

Have you tried the official kernel instead of the third-party kernel?

 

[tson263]

Can gba games run properly?

Have you tried the official kernel instead of the third-party kernel?

my rom gba run ok
I tried all kernel on web Ez-Flash and simpleDE in here but not rune GB/GBC rom

 

[EZ-Flash2]

If the GBA game runs fine, the flash card itself is fine, and the problem is probably with the ROM itself or the file system.

1. Try to download the gb rom from another source.
2. Simplified naming of rom file names, such as a few characters, put them on the root of SD card.

 

[tson263]

If the GBA game runs fine, the flash card itself is fine, and the problem is probably with the ROM itself or the file system.

1. Try to download the gb rom from another source.
2. Simplified naming of rom file names, such as a few characters, put them on the root of SD card.

I want to access gb/gbc rom, I have to go to goomba.gba first, then exit, then I can access bc/gbc rom
It's like you have to activate Goomba emulator first, it doesn't run automatically.

 

[OmDRetro]

If the GBA game runs fine, the flash card itself is fine, and the problem is probably with the ROM itself or the file system.

1. Try to download the gb rom from another source.
2. Simplified naming of rom file names, such as a few characters, put them on the root of SD card.

Hey @EZ-Flash2,

To preface: I'm not reporting a bug, just an observation.

I actually think it's related to the emulator itself and how it tries to boot on a GBA. I noticed much more consistency when the emulator has a splash screen to show prior to loading the actual ROM. This behavior is closely related to what I've observed on the SuperCard SD(SCFW) and knowing full well that premium options such as EZO / EZODE should not have this problem, maybe try adding a setting which will append a splash screen when set to on. You can call the setting something like "Alternative emu bootup" and when set to true it will append the EZ-Flash splash screen before loading the ROM. I haven't tried modifying the current kernel for EZODE which I think the latest kernel/firmware already has the embedded JaGoomba color v0.5

 

[tson263]

Hey @EZ-Flash2,

To preface: I'm not reporting a bug, just an observation.

I actually think it's related to the emulator itself and how it tries to boot on a GBA. I noticed much more consistency when the emulator has a splash screen to show prior to loading the actual ROM. This behavior is closely related to what I've observed on the SuperCard SD(SCFW) and knowing full well that premium options such as EZO / EZODE should not have this problem, maybe try adding a setting which will append a splash screen when set to on. You can call the setting something like "Alternative emu bootup" and when set to true it will append the EZ-Flash splash screen before loading the ROM. I haven't tried modifying the current kernel for EZODE which I think the latest kernel/firmware already has the embedded JaGoomba color v0.5

do you have any solution to this problem?

 

[OmDRetro]

do you have any solution to this problem?

Not a solution per se, but a workaround. The idea is to create a compilation ROM instead using Goombafront.

Offload the exported *gba file to your microSD card then load the ROM.

If that doesn't work, maybe check out this thread to see if the cart does have any hardware fault via diagnostics. You may need to contact the seller where you got the cart from for replacement if that ROM tells you of any issue.