Hacking Tons off issues on DS Fire Link

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Hello all,
Got a DS Fire Card 1GB.
There are three issues I would like to get an answer for:

1. I downloaded Proffesor Layton and the curious village, it worked for some time, then every time I tried booting it, it shows a white screen, never showed that sreen before.
2. I play for a long time on Phoenix Wright Ace attorny, now I'm in chapter 4, talking to Lotta hart, then the game gets stuck. Tried twice getting to the same point, no change, gets stuck in the same place. I'm a total psycho of Phoenix Wright, and I gotta fix that issue, could be a faulty rom?
3. Downloaded FFCC, the USA rip of HugeCock, with the patch, because I heard it has a protection that identifies the flashcart and shut down the game.
Tried booting it, and it shows a white screen, just like Proffesor Layton.


It's a kind of arrgunt, so inform me of an answer.
 
It could be a number of things. Try updating your firmware, try deleting you DSSystem folder(leave the xmenu!) It could be anything.
 
I have firmware 1.44 or something like that, came with the box, I'm not gonna dare to update, once I tried and it destroyed my Fire card, had tons of problems with it. I think I can try deleting the LASTSAVE file, or a new rom. Maybe the issue of Phoenix Wright is a faulty rom, those chances are maybe what the problem is.
I think I can try deleting some stuff at the Fire card, maybe it'll work, I'll let you know.
Can you be more specific on the thing it could be?
 
@Prof layton : Did you've tried to copy the rom over again ? Iv already some crashes which has been away after Iv copied the game over twice. (Dunno, maybe some damaged blocks)

+ Are you sure the Save-Type is correct ?
(Backup you saves before you try!!! they will get useless after testin >.
 
number 2 has happened to me too in 'Crash Bandicoot crash of the titans' at the same point it just freezez but this has only happened once all my other games worked fine.
 
!!! Dont format your card over windows !!!

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A format will delete all files that are on the card.
So, backup your DSystem folder and xmenu.dat and copy them over again after finishing format.
The firmware itself is on a place wich isn't affected by formating your card, so I don't think it's possible to damage your card just by formating it.

Howto: L+R+Select+START+UP on startup
 
Wait, I don't want to format through Windows, I wanna format it with the flashcart itself, I mean with the option of it in the DS, and I asked if it can damage xmenu.dat.
 
QUOTE said:
A format will delete all files that are on the card.
So, backup your DSystem folder and xmenu.dat and copy them over again after finishing format.
The firmware itself is on a place wich isn't affected by formating your card, so I don't think it's possible to damage your card just by formating it.

Howto: L+R+Select+START+UP on startup

Thats about formating through DS/Flashcard itself.
The windows part Iv just wrote as a warning ;x

~ xmenu.dat will be deleted on a format, so backup it
 
but wait, if I deleted xmenu.dat, how can I write files to the flashcart? It's impossible, and I had troubles with it, that made me change the DS Fire card.
 
I had a similar problem with Prof. Layton - with the white screen after playing for a while. Re-installing the ROM worked for me too.
 
Boolbla said:
but wait, if I deleted xmenu.dat, how can I write files to the flashcart? It's impossible, and I had troubles with it, that made me change the DS Fire card.
I don't know what problems youve exactly had, but thats a easy-explaining on which case the xmenu.dat is loaded,

Booting, Checks for GBA Cartridge~
-If inserted -- Show menu, [No xmenu.dat needed]
--If selected USB Mode -- Load USB module and hook up to the PC [No xmenu.dat needed]
--If selected menu
(Or no GBA Cardridge inserted) -- Load firmware files [xmenu.dat needed, else you will get a error / White screens]


To go into USB mode there is no need for the xmenu.dat,

It would be dumb of the N-Card team to require the USB mode a file, it could be deleted too easy, a mass of cards would turn useless.
+If you think a bit of it, it wouldn't make sense, because with you "theory" that the card isn't useable/Fixable w/o xmenu.dat the whole Formatting functions would be a Card Killer (+ It would mean, that the N-Card isn't upgradeable, since you need to format it when upgrading)
 

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