If fatlib supports G6 Lite, then you will see support for it as soon as fatlib supports the necessary directory listing support (which is apparently nearly done), and I've changed over the code to use fatlib.

Yes, as you discovered, Simon 2 doesn't work. I need to remove it from the list of compatible games on the ScummVM DS page. The audio for Calypso's letter is a bit of a problem for my port, as the audio is very long and doesn't fit in memory. I put in a check so that the audio doesn't play if there'...

Hold L and press down on the d-pad, like it says on the top screen when you boot up.

The black lines are nothing to do with the FAT code, but seem to be the result of a DMA transfer within a bitmap buffer without the source data being flushed from the CPU write cache. I put in code to flush the cache but it only reduced the problem, not eliminating it altogether.

IkariDC, there's not a minimum size of the zip file. I'm not sure why your smaller build isn't working, but I have run games of just a few hundred Kb and they work fine. The quit option not working is a limitation of ScummVM. You can't quit and return to the menu in any version of ScummVM on any pla...

I think it's unlikely that the 8-bit write problem will be solved in a general way for all homebrew, so the RAM in the M3/Supercard is not useful for ScummVM DS.

BASS needs the .tbl file downloaded off this site to be in the same folder as the game. Do you have this?

Interesting... it seems that loading the .gba version leaves some amount of stuff in gba rom space after a reboot. After contacting someone else who has got it working on the G6 Lite, it seems you need to rename your .ds.gba file to .nds before it will run on this device. Try that and let me know if...

You 'opened up the gba cart'? Do you mean selecting 'Start GBA game' from the DS startup menu? Because that won't do anything to help.

Where did it freeze?

I know I'm on DevkitArm r19b, not sure about libnds, but I think it's the latest one.

Yes, I plan to move over to libfat as soon as it has support for directory listing.

Yeah, you did. Sorry I haven't replied to your email yet, but I've been quite busy. It sounds great that you've got it working on the MMD. Feel free to release a version for people to test. You should contact chishm on the gbadev board to have your code integrated into libfat, so that MMD users can ...

As the device is unsupported, you will need to use the Zip file method (see the website). This should work.

Kyrandia does look very feasable, and if there are no problems, will be included in the next release.

Broken Sword on the other hand uses 640x480, and there isn't a way to scale this image down to 256x192 and have the game still playable. I also suspect that it won't run with 4Mb of RAM.

I think you have to write the saves to the SD card manually with the EZFlash 4, I assume you've done this, right?

I can't really help with specific flash card issues and haven't seen your particular card before. Are there any EZFlash forums you can ask in?