That would have been pretty nifty, I can only get this to load successfully though and it fails to mount the FATfs: 13
https://gbatemp.net/threads/superfw-a-very-much-wip-supercard-firmware.654847/
Edit: Also got a 4mb Atari game running with YSMenu, however that only seems to work on the DS...
Porting from x86 to ARM is pretty achievable, I mean the PS2 itself isn't x86 at all, it's MIPS. the job was just poor on Vita, I thought PS4 was a semi-decent emulation of the games
Alright, thanks for the assistance. I'll have to figure something out with that
I'll also add that it hangs up on mounting even without the MiniSD inserted
Is there any dldi I should use? I tried a few and one resulted in the normal 31mb ram drive mount, the others have it stuck on Mounting when I boot gm9i
Edit: Even tried the rumble one which listed that it could work on the mini SD variety, seems to make it stuck on the mount
It seems to not report anything at all on first load now like it was before as ram until I reinsert the cartridge, to which it's a GBA one like before by then
Thanks for trying, I believe these cards use the FAT file system
the actual cart does work and has DS games preloaded onto it via the Mini SD
It would seem that GM9i doesn't actually detect the cart without reinserting it
I've tried using it, I'm not familiar with using GM9i but I did try it and it's acting as usual, I get these results, slot 2 will be recognized as a GBA cart only when I take it out and reinsert it while GM9i is running because it does double as an NDS flash cart. The contents display the flash...
I got one and I never knew it would use some archaic form of Mini SD I can't find adapters for, so I have no way to really use it write now so is there some sort of DS Homebrew that would let me access the Mini SD in the cart and write roms on it from there to use on my GBA?
If you need to plug in a lot to your Wii U the safest (but not prettiest) method for the HDD is to use a Sata to USB adapter with an external PSU plugged into a power strip
I may try the new ram site, and download more RAM to my Switch. Not sure if ddr3 is the right ram
for it tho. Edit- no it uses floppy Ram, just like @AncientBoi