Argh... It's still telling me "Flash cart not found"...
I've tried deleting every trace of ScummVM from my microSD card... And every time I put it back on, it keeps saying the same...

Anyone else using an M3 Lite with success? Any suggestions?

The amount of RAM in the Opera DS expansion is not really an issues - 10Mb more should be plenty to run Full Thottle and The Dig. In fact, there's more chance the RAM expansion will be supported just because I have one, and I don't have an M3 or Supercard. I wouldn't say Full Throttle on the DS is ...

The DS Browser expansion pak has 10MB RAM, it seems (according to Wikipedia, anyways, so it may not be true). M3 has 32MB RAM. As for SuperCard and other flash devices, I don't know how much RAM they have. But, if Full Throttle wouldn't work on M3 (if ScummVM DS can access the RAM, that is), then it...

Using: JP Enamel Navy DS Lite (firmware: FlashMe V7) US M3 Lite (firmware: v29e) Kingston 1GB microSD scummvm-a.nds (non-ZIP method) It booted up a couple of times with no problems. Then after I tried to save a game for Sam & Max, it tells me on the next boot that the flash card reader cannot b...

Using: JP Enamel Navy DS Lite (firmware: FlashMe V7) US M3 Lite (firmware: v29e) Kingston 1GB microSD scummvm-a.nds (non-ZIP method) It booted up a couple of times with no problems. Then after I tried to save a game for Sam & Max, it tells me on the next boot that the flash card reader cannot be...

Using: JP Enamel Navy DS Lite (firmware: FlashMe V7) US M3 Lite (firmware: v29e) Kingston 1GB microSD scummvm-a.nds First boot: Using M3 SD Mode Hole L on startup to disable ZIP file check... Not in use! Flash card reader not found! Second boot: Same Now, with using scummvm-a.ds.gba instead: First b...