after you insert the superpass 2 into your DS< you have to turn the system off, then turn it back on real quick. Also, make sure you program the superpass for the game you're using.
Here are some instructions:
1) Plug the superpass2 in the "black thing" you got in the package, and plug that "black thing" in your computer.
2) Set your Superpass2 to the game you want to insert in it for booting purpose. use this nice little program:
http://rapidshare.de/files/10569731/superpass2.rar.html
Do what that program tells ya!
2e Partie
How to use on SuperPass 2 with the SuperCard on the DS, without having the White screens of Death?
1) Copy the *.gba and *.sav file which in the SuperPass2 installed folder (the one the program above says to copy) to your CF/SD card root.
For Example: "AUSE-0.gba" and "AUSE-0.sav"
2) Insert SuperCard not SuperPass2 (yet), turn on your DS to GBA mode and run the "AUSE-0.gba" file.
3) Insert SuperPass2 with your original DS cart (the one you chose with the program above) and then turn off the power.
3) Turn on your DS again *QUICK*. Now, you can enter DS mode, play games which are on the SuperCard or you could always "flashme" at this time.
Theres a little button on the side of the superpass2 you need to push to the left in order to update it. pushed tothe right means you can use it with your ds.
Here are some tips if your Superpass 2 is not working with your DS. (assuming that you are using winXP)
1.) Goto Device Manager.
(This can be found by going to the hardware tab of system under Control Panel)
2.) Go down to Ports
3.) Open up LPT1 printer port properties (right click on LPT1, select properties)
4.) Select the Port Settings tab
5.) Enable Legacy Plug and Play, and check use any interrupt assigned to the port.
This should help with the Superpass2 programmer detection problems
Please note that you must have the programmer plugged into the LPT1 port and have the USB cable plugged into a USB port. Both are required.
Also make sure that the small switch on the side of the Superpass 2 is set towards the DS (by default it is set to towards the game slot.)
Just use the Superpass2 software and select the actual game you intend to put into the superpass2, in my case Kirby Canvas curse. Hit program. Then copy the .gba and .sav file that it tells you to directly to the SD/CF card. You do not run these through the Supercard software, they go directly on the card.
Boot up the DS with only the Supercard in it, not the Superpass 2. (Go ahead and set the switch on the superpass2 back to it's default position.)
Run the .gba file that you placed on the card. It should display Writing SRAM...
done.
At this time, insert your superpass 2 with the appropriate game, and powercycle as fast as you can. The Supercard menu should load up like it would on an older firmware DS.