It takes a regular SD card for the games, If I plug it into my card reader it wants to format the card(win xp).
If I plug the handheld itself into my pc it recognizes it as new hardware and when i pull up the properties icon it says, Ingenic file-stor Gadget USB device. When the window opens up it doesn't show any icons or files. Now I'm sure that they used a special format for the sd card, anyone familiar with neogeo or its games /roms? What file format are they, and does anyone have any ideas as how to go about trying to find out what format they are using on the sd cards? Is there a program I can download to look into this more?
The system itself says that there is .99gb of storage internally and shows it as full, it came pre-loaded with 20 games. Basically I'm looking for a program that will let me see the file structure of the operating system, if such a thing exists? What it all boils down to is i would like to start working on getting some Brews running on this nice piece of gear that tommo and snk have provided for me. Any info or help on this project would be greatly appreciated! I plan on submitting an article for the news section this weekend and a review of the product itself.
With the game carts being on regular sd cards, I'm hoping to use that to the fullest to load that card up with all my favorite homebrews, which would be a ways away.
I first and foremost need to find out what makes this device tick, and ultimately see if i can adapt it to what i want, and hopefully some of you were lucky enough to get one, and are interested in making this become a reality. Its a beautiful little handheld. hdmi out, usb, sd card input, one analog nub(makes that old school arcadey clicking sound)a,b,c,d face buttons, and both L1 +L2, and R1+R2. PLus it plays NeoGeo AES games how great is that! Thanks in advance for any help,Ideas,and or interest in this project
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It is saying that the file system is fat32 format, any ideas how to break the encryption? Or how to get it to show any and all files whether they are hidden, encrypted or not?
Update: I was able to access the internal file structure. The operating system is Linux based. It has 1GB of internal storage, but only about 22MB is used. With this find being a Linux based system my hopes of its brewability are looking even better. I hope this raises some ears now knowing this, and some help, and or tips would be nice. PM me if u are interested and i will keep you updated on my progress