For the past few days I've been trying to get Pokemon Black or White to play on my AceKard2i(Running AKAIO 1.7.1) that I got in the mail a few weeks ago. I've used multiple clean roms, patches, and most recently the exp/English patch. Everything goes fine while Professor Araragi is talking but after picking my gender and name it just goes to a black screen. I've heard other people have played it on the 2i and I haven't heard of anyone running into the same problem I am. What am I doing wrong?
one of these will probably sort it. http://www.amazon.com/Transcend-microSDHC-...mp;sr=8-1-fkmr0 http://www.amazon.com/DATA-microSDHC-Memor...K/ref=pd_cp_e_1
Brand and the model numbers off the card? Edit: or better if possible put the card in the scanner and post the pic.
I would almost guarantee it is your SD card causing the issues. The PNY cards with the Japan label are supposed to be pretty good. Yours is a Taiwan product with no run number. It could be a fake, ghost run or just a cheap Taiwan product. The Japanese product looks like this
Is this type good? (I'll try to position everything according to the thing, but I can't get a picture at the moment) MICRO ^ ......SD 4 [.HC.] .....4GB CO4G TAIWAN (Small Print) Kingston SDC4/4GB 37 FCC T
Finally! All I had to do was switch memory cards, now I am using a SanSick 2gb MicroSD Heres a picture: http://img838.imageshack.us/img838/6295/photosi.jpg
Glad you got it sorted. Spread the word. If your having issues and the usual fixes have failed... REPLACE YOUR SD CARD!
General rule: The smaller the card the better the random access speed will be. This means that if you are only using a 2GB card you have a better chance of having a budget card working well. If you want a 4GB card to work properly you will need to be a little careful as things can be a little hit and miss at this size and you could end up wasting your money. For 8GB and above be paranoid. I would only purchase one of about four different cards at this size. I would not want to risk my money on anything else. Edit: DO NOT BUY A CARD MADE IN TAIWAN
