Excellent work agentq!

ok, my mistake then. sorry, won't do it again.

you should only have to hold L once. Then scummvm will save that setting to SRAM, and upon rebooting, the M3 should save it to the .DAT file.
So it needs a .DAT file. That means you'll have to use game manager (use the direct copy option) to put the scummvm file on your card.

so? i'm not giving detailed instructions.

TooManyGames wrote:

agentq wrote:You can play every game in zip mode if you have the floppy version. It's only talkie versions that are over 30Mb.

I don't have the floppy version, all I have available is the CD version.

Try the floppy version. It has the same graphics, but not full-speech. Snip

/fs:fat sets the file system on the card.

Beware of the "hidden costs" though. For a DS, you need to buy flash card and stuff to be able to play homebrews. (as far as I know) For the psp you have to buy a memory stick (I recommend 1 or 2 GB). Good point. Homebrew on the PSP is free yes, but it does have a downside. If you want to...

Strange. It should work, the steps are correct.

Which version of scummvm are you using?
also, try to run the file with the pc version of scummvm. does that one too say cannot detect?
and did you hold L at the first scummvm startup to enable the m3 driver?

First make sure you have copied the right files. See http://www.scummvm.org/documentation.php?view=datafiles
Then add the game in SCUMMVM. You'll only see folders when browsing to the game, it won't display files. So just go to the folder and add it. Scummvm should detect the game and add it.

yes, agentq, you rock!
scummvm is by far the best* homebrew application on my ds!
you're doing an awesome job trying to make it compatible with the wide variety of cards, excellent job!

*well actually, it's the only one

mp3 is not supported

M3 MiniSD v2, with a 2GB Transcend 80x card -> Working!

Did you use the game manager to copy it? it needs a .dat file to save the sram data (with the M3 setting) to.

looks like this could finally be the last test build!

Woohoo, M3 MiniSD v2...WORKING!
(Transcend 2GB 80x minisd)