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slothette64:
make sure your files are byteswapped correctly
and they are .V64 format
(use RTool to do this)
also make sure they are unpatched (may or may not matter)
and the same region as your N64 in this case (E) like me

to me it sounds like
if a few files work and few others dont
its your files and not the problem of flashcart

sanni:
Have you tried this:


--- Quote from: Conle on January 07, 2012, 08:42:27 PM ---Sounds like defective GBA cart to me,although you might want to give a try to HW tests that we have added in the latest versions of the n64 myth menu.

How to use it :
-Make sure to reflash everything (U2,MF)
-Power on your console while holding L+R+Z to get into HW test mode
-Press A -> A to do the zipram test and see if it detected a memory aliasing issue
-Power off/on the console
-Go again into HW test mode and test the ONBOARD(only) SRAM.
This test works in 2 passes : First you write the seed and power off/on your console and then you do the reading test.

One note : If you're running an 64BIT OS then parts of the U2 menu binary might not be written properly due to bugs in the driver.
I recommend to burn the menu just ONE time under 32BIT OS and when menu upgrades are available , just place them on the SD...

Edit : You could also play with the speed settings , although i don't think that it could be an issue.
Look in : /menu/n64 for a file named either .quick or .fast and replace it with .slow and see if it helps.

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n64_myth_menu_2_5_b_7.zip: http://www.neoflash.com/forum/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=7341.0;attach=2861

ChillyWilly:

--- Quote from: slothette64 on February 18, 2012, 04:15:23 AM ---make sure your files are byteswapped correctly
and they are .V64 format
--- End quote ---

You only need .v64 files for the PC client if burning to flash. When loading from SD, all known formats are supported.


--- Quote ---(use RTool to do this)
also make sure they are unpatched (may or may not matter)
and the same region as your N64 in this case (E) like me
--- End quote ---

Now this advice is sound - avoid patched or hacked roms, and you either need to match the region of your n64, or use something known to make good patches for the region code, like Paladin.

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