Hacking Need help for M3i Zero

[hellen2010]

Hello everyone!
I download F_CORE.DAT (its the upgrade file) from http://www.handheldsources.net/M3DS/Download_M3DSR.html
and downloaded SYSTEM from http://filetrip.net/f4374-M3-Sakura-TouchP...X-3rd-4-9X.html
Copy them to the root of micro sd card,Put micro sd card into the M3i,Put the upgrade cable into the M3i ,Plug the USB port into my computer,The led became red but didn't blinking.
I'm sure my M3i zero is genuine,but i don't use it in my DSi 1.4.2,Please help me!!Thank you very much!

 

[floraluca]

hello get all your files from handheldsources and dont forget to reformat your microsd card you can get a program to format your card from sdcard.org. program is sdformatter 3.0 and after you finish formatting copy your f core to the root of your sd card and then copy system folder and hopefully it works

 

[hellen2010]

hello get all your files from handheldsources and dont forget to reformat your microsd card you can get a program to format your card from sdcard.org. program is sdformatter 3.0 and after you finish formatting copy your f core to the root of your sd card and then copy system folder and hopefully it works

Thank you,i will try again.

 

[vyperstrike]

Try plugging the M3 in after the usb. That worked for me, I had a solid light initially updating to the latest firmware.

 

[cyberslick]

I too am having this problem. I've used the default windows formatter, and the one linked here, neither of them are allowing my card to work. No matter what I do I cannot get my card to blink, only a solid red light.

I've used all the files that have been linked here. I have a sandisk 2gb, I've formatted it several times to fat32 and nothing seems to be working. The only thing that I haven't tried is another card, because I don't have one and I can't really justify spending any more money on something that doesn't work. From the looks of it, this is a very common issue.

What else could I possibly try?

 

[cyberslick]

I have solved my issue. I've formatted that card with every program under the sun for PC, so I eventually switched over to my girlfriends macbook.

I used the Macintosh Disk Utility program, and formatted using the Partition features. I set Partition to 1, and set the partition option to MS-DOS (fat32). That seemed to have worked for me.