Brand new pandora, few things I don't understand

[IceBurn 3000]

i've been using the two of my PNY professional 32gb class 10 cards on my Pandora with no issues at all, so far. Just a heads up.

Yeah might stick with 32gb unless I can find a cheap 64gb somewhere.


Also, some games (like supertux) I just cannot find a way to exit a game.


And the gpsp emulator will not pick up the bios, regardless of where I put it.


Any ideas?

 

[Nintendo]

Well, the class 10 card does work, and it does write at 10 MB/sec in the Pandora. But there may be a somewhat higher risk of problems with the high-speed cards.

Thank you very much.

 

[LuciferRising]

Hi. As far as I know your gba bios must be in pandora\appdata\gpspwiz and it must be named gba_bios.bin. If it still doesn't see it, give your pandora a reboot. Gpsp doesn't seem to like changes to it's file structure until a reboot.

 

[Nintendo]

Is this via Ginge?

 

[IceBurn 3000]

Hi. As far as I know your gba bios must be in pandora\appdata\gpspwiz and it must be named gba_bios.bin. If it still doesn't see it, give your pandora a reboot. Gpsp doesn't seem to like changes to it's file structure until a reboot.

That worked like a charm! Thanks.

 

[LuciferRising]

Edit..


Sony: I believe it is Ginge wrapped (off the Wiz version), so you can run it without firing Ginge up.


IceBurn 3000: Glad to help. Gpsp was the first emulator I got running on the Pandora so I could play Castlevania - Aria of Sorrows.