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  Woah! My whole life up to this point is a lie! It all makes sense now!! :o  Turns out mine is set to "Low-Power Mode" when it's shut. I'll try "Turn off the screen" and see how that goes.

  Well okay, but what I'm saying is that the SAME BIOS file, with the SAME setup works fine on my 8GB, but not my 128GB. I literally copied it over from one to the other. It's really not that big of a deal, I can just use the 8Gig, but I'd still like to figure it out for other's sakes, in case...

  Oh okay, how do you change/check that?

It's NTFS. And yes, I installed the Community Codec Pack, and yes, it works. Everything else I have works fine off it, including the other BIOS files I mentioned. I'm curious why just this one doesn't...

  Yep, just reflashed it, still pitch black; I had to do it off of memory. Well, it worked, but I'm still curious as to why this is happening, any help would be appreciated!

  Okay, got done flashing it, (by memory of course, as I still cannot see the screen while reflashing it...) and I think it improved it...a bit...maybe?  :unsure:   ...Well, it doesn't happen as often anymore, (of course, that could just be me being hopeful) but I did notice something...

Oh okay, thanks! I clicked "video settings," and a text document came up. It said "enable lighting=1", I changed it to "0" so I assume I disabled it, but I didn't notice much of a difference...any luck with Android's Mupen? Or do you still think t can work in the one for Pandora?

Yeah, it looks fine. I actually just had my LCD cable repaired too... And now that I got it reflashed, it works perfectly fine. It still turns pitch black when I go into the boot options though, (I tried it again just to check.) The only other thing that's still weird is that whenever I close my...

Hmm...okay, I'll try that. I actually just reflashed it, which if you see in my other post, the reflash screen is pitch black, (no verticul lines) but I can still flash it based on memory.

  So recently I've noticed that every time I close my Pandora, and reopen it again, the screen goes crazy and gets frozen with some strange vertical lines across it. I was curious if it actually froze, so I tried shutting it down from the mini menu, (from memory) and it worked fine! Not to...

Okay well, I ended up guessing where the option was for booting from SD, and managed to find it, but that still doesn't explain why the screen was dark... Honestly it took quite a while before it came back on. It was about halfway through when it did. And I had to wiggle the screen, no less...

I held "R" while turning my Pandora on, but the screen shows nothing. I know it's there because when I push "B" it boots the regular firmware. I want to update the firmware via SD Card, but how can I do that if I can't see the screen?

Right? It really makes you respect Link! I also forgot to mention that apparantly, he was out of state for vacation or something like that at the time I sent it away. So what does that have to say about Microsoft? Hahaha!

  Darn, I wasn't quick enough to reply. After experimenting a bit, I got them both working. However, it raises another question. For the FDS BIOS, I got it working fine on my 8GB SD Card, (which is in slot 2, by the way) but it still doesn't work on my other SD Card, (128GB Slot 1.) Which is...

  So I recently sent my Pandora in for repairs, (LCD Cable) and when I got it back everything was working fine, (still is, don't get me wrong!) but for some reason the FDS BIOS ROM isn't working in my emulator (GPFCE r2) anymore, which is strange because it worked before I sent it in. It doesn't...

  Alright, just got my Pandora back! I'm actually typing on it right now, haha. For future reference for anyone planning on sending their's in, I sent it in June 1st, and got it back the 15th. I don't know if this is the usual, but two weeks for me.   Well, my question was (obviously) answered...

Is there a SNES emulator that allows you to use the mouse, such as for Mario Paint or Mario & Wario? If so, how? The touchscreen would be nice. I know there's one that uses the touchscreen for NDS homebrew (SnemulDS) that works pretty well.

Do you think it'd be possible to port MMF2 games? Some I can think of right off the bat are, Knytt, IWBTG, and Treasure Adventure Game. Knytt: http://nifflas.ni2.se/?page=Knytt IWBTG: http://kayin.pyoko.org/iwbtg/ TAG: http://www.robitstudios.com/treasure-adventure-game/

Okay, cool. I can dig it! If you read it just right it sounds like a song!

I believe he'e asking if one bad ROM, or even a group of bad ROMs, could render the emulator, or even other good ROMs, inoperable. Which, to answer your question, in my experience of emulation, as well as logic, it doesn't seem likely to me at all that bad ROMs could corrupt anything else at all...