Nope, I got emerald to work using flash, I found out that the rom I used was pre-patched last night.
I don't know, something to do to make it work with emulators. I got the rom years ago.
It's not good at all, it means there's no static place for this values I'll need to scan whole file searching for strings.
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Even if you don't want need an answer anymore i'll still answer. It's not possible to run GBA VC games on emuNAND nor GW Mode sysNAND, but it works with Kscripnic's Pasta Launcher.datpossible on GW Emunand ? But thanks anyway
Can we have the option to change the game (right now, it seems to use a random one).
Can the program keep the infos we entered once a GBA rom is created? (right now, it erase all the infos once the GBA rom is created and it's a big loss of time when you want to create two or three versions of the roms with the different save types, to test).
Can the program keep the infos we entered once a GBA rom is created? (right now, it erase all the infos once the GBA rom is created and it's a big loss of time when you want to create two or three versions of the roms with the different save types, to test).
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FBI is the only way to install this on sysnand? or can i use pasta cfw to install 0004013800000202.cia?
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Boot pasta, then go to FBI, change destination to nand then install. I got this info from the first post of the thread...
Why not just make your own? "obtaining" a gba rom shouldn't be all that difficult, if you don't have equipment to dump your own cart.
Since this stuff is public now, here's a fun hack you can do on top of everything. Since the ARM7 runs pre-BIOS startup code in lgy-process9, you can actually control it quite early on. Because of that, it's possible to restore the original GBA boot screen by modifying AGB_FIRM.
Here's how I did it, in LGY ARM9: 000001EF -> 000026EF (just scan for this, it's unique)
This changes a SWI 0x1 (RegisterRamReset) used during boot into a SWI 0x26 (HardReboot).
Here's how I did it, in LGY ARM9: 000001EF -> 000026EF (just scan for this, it's unique)
This changes a SWI 0x1 (RegisterRamReset) used during boot into a SWI 0x26 (HardReboot).
@Riku - I'm curious, instead of defining the rom size in the footer, wouldn't it be possible within the program to convert to .cia to simply look at the physical filesize and use whatever setting is needed, as opposed to having to manually define it?
EDIT: especially since the program doesn't allow trimmed roms?
EDIT: especially since the program doesn't allow trimmed roms?
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@Psionic Roshambo, checked the core list and there is no n64 core for that fork/version of retroarch+1
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