Thank you so much I got the final fantasy games working and metroid zero mission as well. Still can not get Duke Nukem advance to work but thank you for your help. I still cant get the card to work on my standard GBA I tried a different SD card, cleaning it, cleaning the GBA pins. I am not too concerned about it though thank you for your suggestions anyway. I have enough legit games to play on it I dont need the supercard as well. Mostly to run second copies to play multiplayer. Tested out 4 swords with my copy of zelda and the supercard and it worked great
Ahh... Looks like one of those edge cases again(Duke Nukem Advance). Glad you got it to work(FF Games) and the issue is also marked on our github repo as a needed kernel enhancement.
I ran the suggested update for the firmware using the OFW.frm file provided to account for the c2ba flash chip, this succeeded in updating the firmware which now shows v1.85. Unfortunately the Supercard is now also showing a list of sdram errors and continues to show a flash error quoting the c2ba chip, and wont detect any sd cards. I will attempt to flash back to older firmware using an R4 tomorrow. Any ideas on how to fix this?
Guess what? There are instances of FAKE and LEGIT versions of the Supercard SD.
https://web.archive.org/web/20070509174322/http://eng.supercard.cn/fake.htm
Here're some snapshots from the archive:
"All Fake SuperCard have common features:
- The Fake will corrupt your SAVE DATA.
- The Fake will white screen more often.
- The Fake is very hard to insert and plug out the Mini SD/SD flash card."
Also, if you happen to be the user with a SuperCard SD version 1.52, you can use the attached firmware to install the older OS while on stock.
If the firmware is corrupted(which I assume came from installing the stock firmware via a dying microsd card), you need a DS and a SLOT-1 flashcart. Download this (Linfox domain mirror) onto your SLOT-1 flashcart and use the tool afterwards.
NOTE: sd_152.bin file MUST BE RUN ON A DS in Game Boy Advance Mode (According to the developer)
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