Hacking I need help to update my EZ FLASH IV and how to install the games

[AlexandreBarroso]

Hello guys, i need some help.
I have the EZ FLASH IV (as you can see on the picture) and i need help on how update and i need to know with kernel to install, is it the EZ-FLASH OMEGA Definitive Edition???
And how do i install the games?? I saw on the internet that the "cliente program" is no more necessary, but how do i do it???
I can't find any guide anywhere that is current, they are all early 2010's.

Sorry the english, no native speaker.

THANK YOU!

 

[AlexandreBarroso]

I wanna update it to 32GB, forgot to mention it

 

[ggdaltoso]

Hi @AlexandreBarroso !

To update your EZFlash IV you just need to follow the steps provided on ezflash.cn website

TL;DR
- go to the EZFlash website and click on the download tab
- Legacy Products
- EZ4 Kernel 2.05 DOWNLOAD -> click on this Download link
- you will receive a ZIP file, containing some help and a file named "ezfla_up.bin"
- drag/copy/paste that file into a 2Gb FAT32 microSD card, at the root
- put this microSD card into the EZFlash
- insert the EZFlash into your GBA
- Hold the "R" button and turn on your console until the next step
- after the normal GameBoy screen appears, a black screen should appear and the update process should start (you don't need to do anything here, just wait)
- Don't turn off your console and make sure to have enough battery

After all this process you should be able to use a 32Gb microSD card (I guess)

 

[AlexandreBarroso]

Hi @AlexandreBarroso !

To update your EZFlash IV you just need to follow the steps provided on ezflash.cn website

TL;DR
- go to the EZFlash website and click on the download tab
- Legacy Products
- EZ4 Kernel 2.05 DOWNLOAD -> click on this Download link
- you will receive a ZIP file, containing some help and a file named "ezfla_up.bin"
- drag/copy/paste that file into a 2Gb FAT32 microSD card, at the root
- put this microSD card into the EZFlash
- insert the EZFlash into your GBA
- Hold the "R" button and turn on your console until the next step
- after the normal GameBoy screen appears, a black screen should appear and the update process should start (you don't need to do anything here, just wait)
- Don't turn off your console and make sure to have enough battery

After all this process you should be able to use a 32Gb microSD card (I guess)

Thank you so much dude, that's a lot of help!
After the update of the 2GB card, do i just drag the content of it to the 32GB card?
And how about the games, should i just drag then as well, and it is done?
Thanks again for your kindness!

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Hi @AlexandreBarroso !

To update your EZFlash IV you just need to follow the steps provided on ezflash.cn website

TL;DR
- go to the EZFlash website and click on the download tab
- Legacy Products
- EZ4 Kernel 2.05 DOWNLOAD -> click on this Download link
- you will receive a ZIP file, containing some help and a file named "ezfla_up.bin"
- drag/copy/paste that file into a 2Gb FAT32 microSD card, at the root
- put this microSD card into the EZFlash
- insert the EZFlash into your GBA
- Hold the "R" button and turn on your console until the next step
- after the normal GameBoy screen appears, a black screen should appear and the update process should start (you don't need to do anything here, just wait)
- Don't turn off your console and make sure to have enough battery

After all this process you should be able to use a 32Gb microSD card (I guess)

Since you are a brazilian as well i will DM you my phone number for whatsapp

 

[spaceman_643]

When the Ez flash 402 2006.03 is updated with the EZ4 Kernel 2.05 , is there a capacity limit for the micro sd car we want to use to store the games?

Thanks!

 

[FAST6191]

When the Ez flash 402 2006.03 is updated with the EZ4 Kernel 2.05 , is there a capacity limit for the micro sd car we want to use to store the games?

Thanks!

Yes.
Chances are your SD class devices (up to 2 gigs) will not work any more.
Your SDHC (4 to 32 gigabytes) class devices need to be formatted appropriately but should now work where the older kernels would not.
64 gigs and up is SDXC or newer which will not work either.

I forget how many files you are allowed per folder. Was around 80 I think, but the less you have in a folder the quicker it will be as the less work it has to do to parse them all. This mostly troubles people that want whole ROM sets or something akin to it though, and just means you put ROMs inside folders instead (alphabetical, most played, genre... it is up to you).