Homebrew using a gba games's memory as RAM FOR DS?

[junker_man32]

can u do it, or does the games not have the ram package in it with the game, hmmmm....hmmmmmmmmm...well lets see about that, no way!

 

[dewback]

can u do it, or does the games not have the ram package in it with the game, hmmmm....hmmmmmmmmm...well lets see about that, no way!

Looks like you answered your own question the gba games are not ram they are rom meaning you can only read the data not right.

 

[junker_man32]

can u do it, or does the games not have the ram package in it with the game, hmmmm....hmmmmmmmmm...well lets see about that, no way!

Looks like you answered your own question the gba games are not ram they are rom meaning you can only read the data not right.

maybe...wait...no way!

 

[updowners]

can u do it, or does the games not have the ram package in it with the game, hmmmm....hmmmmmmmmm...well lets see about that, no way!

Looks like you answered your own question the gba games are not ram they are rom meaning you can only read the data not right.

maybe...wait...no way!

...and now I'm completely confused.

 

[Vague Rant]

So's he.

 

[junker_man32]

i dont get it...wat?

 

[DanTheManMS]

Some GBA game cartridges contain 32 KB of SRAM, usually used for storing games. Other than that, the cartridges have nothing that can act as RAM. If you want to use that SRAM from your DS program, feel free, but I don't really see it helping too much when you've got a full 4 MB to work with in the first place.

 

[Nintendo_Chick]

Crack is one hell of a drug.

 

[Vague Rant]

That was worth the bump, thanks for being a part of our community.

 

[bRKcRE]

Crack is one hell of a drug.


QUOTE(Vague Rant @ May 24 2009, 08:26 PM) That was worth the bump, thanks for being a part of our community.

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