does it mean that when i play a GBA game, then close my DS, the game is erased from my slot 1? what does it mean by the game gets erased?
No, it doesn't mean that at all. The game stays on your Slot-1 card. It just gets copied to the RAM in slot-2 in order for you to play it, then goes away again when you turn off your DS. Relax - this is basically the same thing that happens if you play a GBA game on a slot-2 SuperCard or M3, except that instead of copying from slot-2 flash media to slot-2 RAM, it copies from slot-1 flash media to slot-2 RAM (so you can store all your stuff, GBA and NDS, on one slot-1 card - convenient!).
Trust me, the way the Ewin does it is the best way for most people; I have no idea why they decided to use NOR on the 3-in-1 - it seems like a waste of money more than anything.
Edit: Oh, and let me give you more info on a few of your earlier questions:
4) The first time it autopatches, then when i play again, it won't have to patch again right?
The other answer to this question was fine for a simple answer, but really, what it does is this:
The first time you run it, it makes a patch file in a directory on your Slot-1. After that, every time you run that game, the game will be automatically SRAM patched on the fly when it's loaded into RAM. It's a very cool system, since you get the benefit of SRAM patching while still being able to keep clean ROMs on your R4 (or whatever).
QUOTE(jacob33301 @ Nov 11 2007, 02:29 PM)