i sended mine today back,it just doesnt work,whatever sdcard i use,always red screen.
and i dont know how its get broken,i dont do any strange things with it.
im intrested whats wrong with it,hopefully krikzz can say me that.
@file1976 the red screen issue sounds abnormal.
Everyone experiencing SD card issues is getting the same D3 IO Error message. This is distinct from booting the card without SD which show a different error message. If your Everdrive is showing a blank or solid screen and you can ensure the GBA cart slot works and card is clean, this is something entirely different and likely a defect.
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SD cards in general just work, provided the device can handle it's size class, ie SD, SDHC, SDXC. Generally every SD card with the SD logo emblazoned on it is certified to work in all devices. My best guess is that Krikzz has not partnered officially with the SD foundation and is using a third party implementation of the SD standard with less than perfect results. Maybe he has only tested with Chinese or Eastern European brands, possibly knock off? Any name brand card should work in theory regardless of speed class.
A bit disappointed but hopefully Krikzz can provide a firmware update? If someone has older card with low write speed these seem to have higher chance of compatibility but those people wanting to load a complete No_Intro romset like I do will need a 32Gb card to do so. At least if someone have say a 2Gb SD card laying around that actually reads, they could use it to apply a firmware patch, then use their preferred card. The 64Gb cards are too expensive and smaller cards lack capacity. As it stands, it is very difficult to find anything in 32Gb size slower than class 10 in a brick and mortar store. And I do not trust all online dealers. Some may sell counterfeit or unreliable cards that work for one week then crap out.
