Oh. Darn.

Fire Emblem runs fine in some sections, but when a lot of particles show up and stuffs like that, I'm guessing using nover would eliminate that?

*goes to Nover forums to figure it out, cuz Blf has no clue how to use it*

Hahaha ok. I was afraid to use it at first cause I didn't wanna brick my nspire

blfngl: the Nspire's maintenance menu can straighten out a Nspire whose NAND Flash memory was corrupted as a result of using too high an AHB frequency. On the CX series, my advice is to never raise the AHB above the default of 66 MHz: corruption occurs quickly at 75 MHz, which means that there's hardly any safety margin. 10% safety margin from corruption in quick order is 68 MHz, barely above the default.

Quote from: Eiyeron on September 10, 2012, 03:32:00 pm

* Eiyeron is just poking critor

And by the way, Advance Wars runs more or less good with the grist version released. But I ever don't sens any changes with Overclocking...

For Advance Wars, I can't run the campaign. It immediately goes back to the startup screen with Gameboy and nintendo at the bottom. If I try again, then usually my calc reboots. Right now I've been playing war room.

I'mp playing on the two...

Quote from: cyanophycean314 on September 10, 2012, 09:06:49 pm

For Advance Wars, I can't run the campaign. It immediately goes back to the startup screen with Gameboy and nintendo at the bottom.

Happened for me too, one time. Might be caused by overclocking?

Actually, it's more like a ROM problem rather than overclocking. My Advance Wars worked fine. However, Mario Tennis did not. (Tested on the other emu but same result so it's ROM problem )

blfngl: the Nspire's maintenance menu can straighten out a Nspire whose NAND Flash memory was corrupted as a result of using too high an AHB frequency. On the CX series, my advice is to never raise the AHB above the default of 66 MHz: corruption occurs quickly at 75 MHz, which means that there's hardly any safety margin. 10% safety margin from corruption in quick order is 68 MHz, barely above the default.

Thanks I've been wondering about the safety limit.