There is a separate issue seen after you browse into 'SD Card'/'EZ-Disk' to see all your ROMs on the minSD. When you first enter the file browser on the cart (top option main menu) you should see 'SD-Card' or 'EZ-Disk' (or whatever your skin calls it) which is the MiniSD, any files listed underneath this are games you have flashed to NOR ram (or in your case, garbled files on NOR being listed). If it's still not fixed, copy a 32MB file of all 0s to your miniSD and flash that to NOR as you would a game, as listed in the thread you linked to.If it's still there, try flashing another ROM to NOR: Instead of pressing 'A' to load a game to RAM as normal, press select then A (It'll take a while to write).Have you tried just pressing 'start' when on that screen, then pressing 'A' to format the NOR flash in the cart?

I'd tell you to use the release list on the gbatemp website, but that is not available anymore. You should use OfflineList to lookup the savetypes of the games your trying to use.ĮEPROM save types require save type changesįlash 1M, requires a custom patcher, i don't remember it off the top of my head Ninja Cop and Ninja Cop Five-0 use EEPROM for save type,you will need to change the save type with the EZ-IV client. JL Chronicles ues EEPROM for save type, you will need to change the save type with the EZ-IV client. Gradius Adv should have ran without issue It uses SRAM for the save type for both kirby games. Hoshi no Kirby, shouldn't have had a problem. SMA4 uses FLASH 1M for save type, there is a custom 1M save patcher SMA3 uses EEPROM for save type, you will need to change the save type with the EZ-IV client. Classic nes titles require an extra IPS patch.

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