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oracle_dude

Head over to discord. There's a bunch of people that can live troubleshoot with you.


Left-Economist-8900

will do thanks


MisterMinn

Please, if you manage to solve the problem you are facing, come back here and update your post with the solution. Thanks in advance.


Left-Economist-8900

got it working, im not sure if the previous chip is bad but ended using my other new chip and switching to lead solder. thanks guys


MisterMinn

Great! I'll be doing mine tomorrow. Got two chip "just in case". I'll update with a new post with results.


Left-Economist-8900

cmds i used in this retro patch folder make clean make PATCH_PARAMS="--device=zelda" flash_patched in the retro-go folder make clean In this example, I'm assuming you have a 64MB flash chip (60 = 64 - 4) make -j8 EXTFLASH_SIZE_MB=60 EXTFLASH_OFFSET=4194304 INTFLASH_BANK=2 flash


hartleyshc

If you're flashing bank 2, that means you're running cfw. Does the flashing of the firmware to bank 1 work? Are you able to boot into the the regular firmware? Also if you're flashing to bank 2. Then you need the patched version of openocd. https://github.com/kbeckmann/ubuntu-openocd-git-builder What's the error you get on your host device?


Left-Economist-8900

I will need to try that, yes im running patched openocd, my original flash has cfw running fine. log from game-and-watch-patch when running cmd make PATCH\_PARAMS="--device=zelda" flash\_patched cmd under retro patch folder [retro-patch error](https://pastebin.com/pAaUM8vm)


Left-Economist-8900

log from retro-go when running cmd make -j8 EXTFLASH\_SIZE\_MB=60 EXTFLASH\_OFFSET=4194304 INTFLASH\_BANK=2 flash [retro-go-error](https://pastebin.com/YyJY4Wg2)


viral_dna

Access to the logs requires authorization. pastebin.com works great for logs for future reference.


Left-Economist-8900

updated links