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[roger860]

well like u all know there chism program that resets the ds with a supercard if reinserted. well in the same page where u download it i found a homebrew that takes the save from a gba game to the supercard(lol not sure if its the same one but it did not reset for me) in here http://chishm.drunkencoders.com/SendSave/index.html#cart_save
i also uploaded if u guys can't find it
1.well just unzip then put it in your supercard sd,
2. after that follow the on screen instructions to choose which option to do with if u choose to write the save to the supercard then remove the supercard and put your game in press A wait until the save is written in ram of the ds then put your supercard in (pretty sure it is not going to reset , well it didn't happen to me) then it writes it to the location u wish after that u can turn your ds or gba off and boom your done.


please tell me if this guide is written for the same file or if it gives the save probelm as chism's program

[dantheman]

Note that when using this program, there is indeed the possibility that the DS/GBA will reset on you.  This appears to be due to the Supercard hardware itself (something related to having too much power surging through the cart), so it's not the program's fault.  I've had success in reinserting the Supercard without having it reset if I pushed the right side in first and went REALLY slowly, but it didn't always work and it was hard to do.

It's a good program, though for many Supercard users it may not be quite as useful as it is on other devices.

[roger860]

thats strange when i used the program i removed it and reinserted and nothing it didn't turn off was i just lucky?( i was using a supercard mini sd with superkey) it didn't seem to reset maybe because of the superkey? 

[Devil_Spawn]

its just differences in supercard hardware, either it resets or it doesnt, slow inserts can help, but its difficult

[roger860]

 actualy did it fast lol

[Devil_Spawn]

actualy did it fast lol

some hardware works great with fast inserts, its random

it probably has some relation to the supercards requiring scsd.dldi and scsd_mood.dldi

[dantheman]

It's unlikely to be the filesystem access code.  More than likely it has to do with the Supercard's RAM requiring a lot of power, which I'm not sure the DS is capable of providing all the time.  Someone did a test by covering up every pin except power and ground, and it still reset on him.

[roger860]

it could be that my supercard is the lucky ones that don't reset right.