GBARunner2-DSL-Enhanced VS flashcard-archive

The modified kernel from r4isdhc.com.cn comes with gbarunner2, however, this version of gbarunner2 cannot play Pokemon emerald. Instead, use this enhanced version: https://github.com/unresolvedsymbol/GBARunner2-DSL-Enhanced/releases

For Emerald, install the enhanced version of GBARunner2: https://github.com/unresolvedsymbol/GBARunner2-DSL-Enhanced/releases/tag/v20201019-DSL_97447fe

GBARunner2 (DSL enhanced fork) is how you play GBA games from a Slot-1 (DS) flashcard, I think it should be included but since it's not working you can just download it and run it manually then run your games from its menu, someone else might know how to fix it from the Ace3DS+ menu.

If you want to play gba games like Pokemon or anything like that, I'd recommend this version of GBARunner2 https://github.com/unresolvedsymbol/GBARunner2-DSL-Enhanced/releases

There's also GBARunner2 now which I think generally runs better than TempGBA since it's not fully emulation, the version I linked is compatible with Pokémon Emerald.

GitHub link

According to the compatibility list, Pokémon Emerald is not compatible with GBARunner2 when run in DS mode. You will need to either run it in DSi mode (which requires hacking your 3DS) or use this "DSL enhanced version" to play Emerald. I still recommend hacking your 3DS, but it's your choice.

You need GBARunner2: https://github.com/unresolvedsymbol/GBARunner2-DSL-Enhanced/releases

i checked this wiki page for gbarunner2, it says that to run "larger roms like pokemon emerald" you should use this version: https://github.com/unresolvedsymbol/GBARunner2-DSL-Enhanced/releases

From my understanding, you can just throw the "Wood" kernal on there: https://github.com/lifehackerhansol/flashcard-archive/raw/main/r4isdhc.com_Dual-Core_2013/r4isdhc.com_Dual-Core_2013_Kernel_1.63.7z

Found it https://github.com/lifehackerhansol/flashcard-archive/blob/main/R4_original_M3_Simply/R4DS_Wood_R4_1.62.7z

Buy a micro SD and download the kernel from here https://github.com/lifehackerhansol/flashcard-archive/tree/main/Ace3DS%2

The kernel on the website isn't out of date. I do have the files that I myself tested working on the GitHub pinned here: https://github.com/lifehackerhansol/flashcard-archive/tree/main/SuperCard/DSTWO

This cart should in theory also support the BL2CK kernel, which is better updated. Of course if that doesn't work one can fallback to the original. https://github.com/lifehackerhansol/flashcard-archive/raw/main/BL2CK/BL2CK_1.30.3.7z

That is an original Supercard DS, nice find very uncommon. It’s the same as the DSONE (non SDHC) it’s has it’s own version of the EOS kernel (https://github.com/lifehackerhansol/flashcard-archive/tree/main/SuperCard/DSONE). It will support maximum of 2GB SD cards so you can’t load it up with the entire DS librarys (or even just the good games). If you like the way it works but want a higher capacity SD card you can find clone DSONE SDHC (they aren’t specifically sold as SDHC but they are) on eBay and AliExpress for very little money. My main cart these days is an AliExpress DSONE, theyare great as long as the one you get isn’t defective.

You could update the kernel if you want to try that: https://github.com/lifehackerhansol/flashcard-archive/raw/main/R4_original_M3_Simply/R4DS_Wood_R4_1.62.7z

And if that YSMenu doesn't work use my funny workaround YSMenu: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Xxb56enRM45zxbcqWgcNdIxTOOZvFR2t/view?usp=sharing

M3i Zero (the GMP-Z003 model) would be using Sakura 1.49a, unless someone figured out how to get anything else working on it. https://github.com/lifehackerhansol/flashcard-archive/raw/main/YSMenu/m3adapter.com/M3DS_Sakura_1.49a.7z

I have a kernel that seems to be the best updated for all R4iTT carts/clones here: https://github.com/lifehackerhansol/flashcard-archive/raw/main/BL2CK/BL2CK_1.30.3.7z