Hacking The EZ Flash Omega Doesnt read nes/gb/gbc roms in folders

[Superfighter]

when i plug the flash cart and power on the gba sp it didnt show me the folders of these rom
but when i put the roms in the root of the sd card the flash cart read it.. can anyone help me?

 

[kuwanger]

Right click the folder, select properties, make sure the folder isn't hidden and the archive attribute isn't set (might be under advanced).

 

[EZ-Flash2]

I think there is a source of gb/gbc/nes game on the internet which has archive properties issue.

 

[Superfighter]

Right click the folder, select properties, make sure the folder isn't hidden and the archive attribute isn't set (might be under advanced).

i did it but it didntchange anything

 

[kuwanger]

Is this FAT16, FAT32, or exFat? Can you show a screen shot of a folder/file's attributes?

 

[Superfighter]

Is this FAT16, FAT32, or exFat? Can you show a screen shot of a folder/file's attributes?

 

[kuwanger]

So, toying around with exfat on my end, the read-only bit on a folder doesn't seem to have an effect. But a read-only file or a non-archive file seems to be invisible. I'm not sure why your folder isn't showing up.

 

[Superfighter]

So, toying around with exfat on my end, the read-only bit on a folder doesn't seem to have an effect. But a read-only file or a non-archive file seems to be invisible. I'm not sure why your folder isn't showing up.

so, do you have other solution? by the way i cant remove the read only button

 

[kuwanger]

so, do you have other solution? by the way i cant remove the read only button

The only real suggestion I have is reformatting it to FAT32. It might not help, but it's worth a try. There's something obviously wrong, though, if you can't change the read-only attribute.

 

[AJGodinez]

Hi there, were you able to figure out how to solve this? I'm having the exact same issue.