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Re: [gbadev] flash2advance linux problems

Are you using a MBV2 cable or a Flash2Advance cable? I'm not really
sure from what you wrote :)

If you are using a MBV2 cable, you might need to use the -w option to
add some wait states. On my 800mhz Duron box, I use -w 10 without any
problems. You may need to use a bigger number, depending on the speed
of your machine. I would just experiment -- if you try something like
-w 500, and it doesn't work, then the problem lies somewhere else.
Otherwise, just keep adjusting the number down until you get to
something that works reliably for you.

dennis

On Sun, 2003-06-01 at 07:52, David Voswinkel wrote:
> hi,
>
> i cannot get the a flash2adanvce card working using linux.
> as i use the fl programm from devrs.com together with the parport
> cable which cam with the card, the programm complains that it cannot find a
> connected flash linker.






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hi, i cannot get the a flash2adanvce card working using linux. as i use the fl programm from devrs.com together with the parport cable which cam with the...
David Voswinkel
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Jun 1, 2003
7:30 pm

Have you tried changing the port mode in the bios or setting the speed in the program? ... From: "David Voswinkel" <d.voswinkel@...> To:...
TJ
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Jun 2, 2003
12:03 am

i dont think thats is parport problem since i can use the the mbv2 for normal multiboot uploading. but uploading to the card doesnt work....
David Voswinkel
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Jun 2, 2003
7:40 pm

Are you using a MBV2 cable or a Flash2Advance cable? I'm not really sure from what you wrote :) If you are using a MBV2 cable, you might need to use the -w...
Dennis Munsie
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Jun 2, 2003
5:42 am

i tried both: - using Flash2Advance cable with the fl tool doesnt finds the the flash card. root@hunter fl # ./fl -w 500 -p demo.gba ERROR: Flash Advance...
David Voswinkel
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Jun 2, 2003
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Are you able to try a different GBA? I doubt you would have access to another flash cart to try. Do you got your GBA on batts or plugged in? Could make a...
TJ
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Jun 2, 2003
9:44 pm

... Which card is it? The 256Mb F2A cart uses two interleaved Intel i28F128J3A flash roms, just like the old Visoly 256Mb FA Turbo. It works as-is with mb...
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Jun 30, 2003
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