#107421 - GunterPete - Sun Oct 29, 2006 3:57 pm
Hi folks,
So I've decided to have a go at writing some stuff for the DS, after enjoying writing GBA homebrew so much. I still have my old 256mb Flash2Advance GBA cartridge, and have bought myself a Datel Max Media Launcher as a passthrough.
My first little program (a simple julia set generator) worked fine. For this I used Arm9 template. (If anyones interested you can download this here: http://tbhl.theonering.net/petegunter/downloads/julia.zip)
For my second project I'm starting to build up a set of libraries, and am now using the combined template from DevKitPro. All seemed to be going well when running it on the emulators (Dualis and no$gba). However when I come to writing it to my flash card all I get is a pair of white screens. This happens even if I compile and run the unmodified hello world sample. I'm not sure why this is, and would be very greatfull if anyone can offer any help. Is there some issue with the F2A and the Arm7? I've run lots of other homebrew off it without issue.
Cheers,
-Pete
So I've decided to have a go at writing some stuff for the DS, after enjoying writing GBA homebrew so much. I still have my old 256mb Flash2Advance GBA cartridge, and have bought myself a Datel Max Media Launcher as a passthrough.
My first little program (a simple julia set generator) worked fine. For this I used Arm9 template. (If anyones interested you can download this here: http://tbhl.theonering.net/petegunter/downloads/julia.zip)
For my second project I'm starting to build up a set of libraries, and am now using the combined template from DevKitPro. All seemed to be going well when running it on the emulators (Dualis and no$gba). However when I come to writing it to my flash card all I get is a pair of white screens. This happens even if I compile and run the unmodified hello world sample. I'm not sure why this is, and would be very greatfull if anyone can offer any help. Is there some issue with the F2A and the Arm7? I've run lots of other homebrew off it without issue.
Cheers,
-Pete