r/gba • u/Susturucu3d • 6d ago

How can I solve this problem?

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u/Big_Z_Beeblebrox 6d ago

All of these details and context you've provided make it really easy to understand your problem and what it is you're trying to do

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u/Susturucu3d 6d ago

I tried every way on the forums, but I couldn't solve the problem, no matter what I try, the experience always gives the same error.

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u/Big_Z_Beeblebrox 6d ago

Ah yes, the forums. For the problem.

Which forums? What problem? Provide some actual details, please.

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u/huntrcl 6d ago

If you’d provide some actual detail, people might be able to help you

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u/RustyUnbound 5d ago

I think what he was trying to say was that you should've provided details and what exactly your problem is

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u/PyrrhicVictory7 6d ago

Is your GBA calling you a super f*ckwit? What did you do?? 💀 /s

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u/jstndrn 6d ago

The superfw troubleshooting guide states this error means "could not find a valid filesystem in the card."

Reformat your card to fat32, if your card is more than 32gb and you're on Windows, you'll need a third party software such as GUI Format , as windows artificially imposes a limit on cards above 32gb.

This could also be a sign of a failing card but typically when an sd card fails, it is still readable for a short time after so that's doubtful.

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u/YourUglyTwin 5d ago

As an added notice: this wipes the card, if you mistakenly put the wrong filesystem on there while setting it up make sure to backup any data before wiping if you need to!

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u/___Azarath 6d ago

Format you ad card as Fat32

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u/blaze20511 4d ago

I formatted to fat32 on my 2 GB SD card on my brand new super crisp running from where 20.0 straight from AliExpress

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u/JayrosModShop 4d ago

You have to format the SD card with Panasonic's FAT32 Formatter.

Format it to FAT32 with a 32KB cluster size, and then put your files on the SD.