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 Linker not found or not turned on.


- using the mbv2 cable to upload the card looks like this

root@hunter mb # ./mb -n -w 500 -e -p demo.gba

port# = 0x378, Parallel MBV2 cable found: hardware=v2.0, firmware=v4
EPP support found.
Looking for multiboot-ready GBA...
Sending data. Please wait...
CRC Ok - Done.
ERROR: No flash cart is installed in GBA
Executing cart...

1.the gba screens turns black an the "GBA R/W" logo shows up.
2. mb quits transfer with 'ERROR: No flash cart is installed in GBA'
3.mb executes the card an get into the flash2advance boot loader screen
so i see "GBA Loader 3.2".


On Monday 02 June 2003 03:12, Dennis Munsie wrote:
> 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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