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Hello, recently I purchased Supercard SD Rumble from Jandaman.com, recently it started corrupting my SD card whenever I used homebrew. I cannot use it for anything else, since using homebrew corrupts it(only ds organize works). I purchased it on December 14 2007 and has worked flawlessly(with my Superkey) until yesterday. It only gets corrupt after I turn the ds off and was using homebrew(dldi and scmhbp patched) and the SD card is only half full(1 gig out of 2 gigs.) I have also got my SD card replaced in hopes that it was just the SD card but it doesn't work with the new one either. My SD card is a Lexar 2 gigabyte SD card and it is fat format. Is it incompatable with Supercards? Any help would be appreciated.

Here are the results of the L+R test:
saver ok !
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rumble data ok !
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flash id ok !
Flash ok !
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SD/MMC ok !
not find test file
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now sc version:1.84
hardware ID: 5f6fd2b5907c8974

[johnny9562001]

are you sure you are using the correct dldi patching for supercard rumble?

[dantheman]

Try Barni's DLDI file for Rumble cards - http://blog.dev-scene.com/barni/2007/08/28/7/

[kkan]

note the newest firmware 1.84 is supposed to be AUTO PATCHING bilt in ... maby this is the issue it came with a dldi file of sorts that you put in your root directory ... not sure if it really works or not as I dont use any homebrew on the rumble cards we have as the kids are not into homebrew 

[fstarter]

I can confirm that Auto Patching works fine aslong as you have the file in the root of your sd card

[dantheman]

Well yeah, if you have the dldi.scp file on the root of your card, it won't matter what you manually patched the homebrew with, as it will all get overwritten by the auto-patching.  Try this: delete the dldi.scp file on the root of your card and replace it with Barni's DLDI file renamed to dldi.scp.