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[doom5]

Has anyone here with a Supercard Lite tried Christm's DLDI_test tool patched with the Supercard Lite driver? Or another DLDI supporting program that writies to the card? The test tool is here http://chishm.drunkencoders.com/DLDI/downloads/dldi_tester.zip

MCsort's reading works fine, but if I tell it to organize my files, my memory card is corrupted. DLDI tester passes successfully, but corrupts my memory card after the writing portion.

Can anyone else with a newer SC Lite(they changed the hardware inside recently) try the DLDI tester?

Thanks.

[Shinster]

DLDI works fine on patching homebrews for my DSLite. But with MCsort, it's a different story. It corrupted my memory card that's why I'm not using / won't be using it anymore.

[liquidnitrogen]

MCsort works fine on my Black Supercard Lite (Old?) with the SCLT dldi...

perhaps my card is 512 megabytes?

ah well, I like the homebrew app as it does things like FATsort which I am too lazy to boot into Windows (i'm in linux) to do...

this works on moonshell too! haha, i can finally bookmark my text files .. feels a bit geeky reading sherlock homes on an NDS...

[SukkoPera]

It's MCTool, not MCSort .

Apart from that, I can say I have problems with DLDI stuff, too, but they seem more related to libfat than to the DLDI interfaces, as I have the same problems with both my SCL and my R4.

I have a 64 MB MicroSD that I use for testing, it's formatted FAT16 with 2 kb clusters: that gets corrupted every time I write a file with libfat on it.

On my 1 GB MicroSD, if I launch MCTool after I wrote something to the card using libfat, it will detect different FATs, and fix them correctly.

Using MCTool never harmed my card instead, so I would guess that the problems happen at the libfat layer (MCTool uses the same "backend" as libfat to access the media card, but then has its own FAT implementations).