Having slight problems with M3 mini sd w/ passcard

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  1. xerofyre

    xerofyre Regular member

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    So far it plays all my backups....except the New Super Mario Bros....I try to start it and the screens just go black. I tried no trim rom, directly copy, etc. Still nothing....

    Also I can't seem to play any GBA games. What's this load IPS thing? Am I supposed to put something there?
     
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    xerofyre Regular member

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    k, did that, and still nothing.....maybe the roms are bad?
     
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    It could be possible that the Mario rom is bad, re-dump the rom - as you do own the original, right ;-)

    The settings I used were Normal Load, Trim Rom, No Software reset.
     
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    omg it works now with those settings....thanks mr. hanky!

    my gba roms don't seem to work though :(
    I've tried Final Fantasy I&2 and Final Fantasy 4.
     
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    how do those settings affect the game..
    and is this the best way of going about getting roms to work...

    im particularly interested in "No Software Reset"... explain that a bit plz thanks
     
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    I havn't had any trouble playing GBA games on my M3, try turning off the real time clock, i've heard that can cause problems.

    If that still dosn't work, try some of the other settings.

    @wh03lse
    The settings effect how the game is loaded on the M3, Direct Load runs the game striaght from the CF/SD card where as Normal Load copies the game into the M3's SRAM then runs the game from there. There is also the 1xDMA and 4xDMA options for the Direct Load method, this is basically how quickly the game is read from the CF/SD card.

    Trim Rom is just that, it trims off any garbage data from the rom, so that it takes up less space on the CF/SD card.

    The M3 allows for the use of a button combination in-game that will quit the game and take you back to the M3's menu, some games are not compatible with this, so it must be turned off in order for it to work.
     

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