Help with my microSD?

I just put in castlevania order of ecclesia on my r4, it is r4 wood's latest version.But when I was putting the game on my r4, the window froze and I couldn't close it.I tried ejecting it, but it wouldn't work, so I took it out witouth ejecting it.When I tryed to play, a message saying "SD/TF card error" appeared. When I put it into my computer again, I tryed opening the folder and it was empty. I tryed one more time and it asked me to format. What should I do?

 

Format. It's your only option anyway.

 

Okay, but what about the r4 firmware?Is there a site where I can download it?

 

Yeah, you can find a topic about it here.

http://forum.romulation.net/index.php?topic=39701.0

 

No I meant the original firmware for my r4. Or will wood r4 work alone? Also, thanks.

 

Yes it works alone if you have an original R4.

 

Are Ysmenu for original R4 cards with upto a 2gb microSD chip, GBATemp do provide the latest files for updates

http://forum.romulation.net/index.php?topic=27617.0

Yoshi2889 people also do have a choice over just WoodR4 alone , If they wish to, are use it on a space microSD chip for best of both worlds XD!

 

I said you can run it alone.

 

(Note) A format dose not erase data

Check http://forum.romulation.net/index.php?topic=46472.msg1029904#msg1029904

 

Yes it does. It wipes all data from the micro SD card and then rebuilds the file system.

I see no need for KillDisk.

 

Yes I suopse anyone can use the ault booter , Just YSMenu.nds and TTMenu folder with either R4 v1.18 are R4wood , are all three if combined lol!

 

I see no need for 1.18 and YSMenu if you have Wood R4...

 

I have recoverd lots of data with Software like recover my files , Try that with killdisk lol!, clean as a whistle

I supose that's whay you sed re-build data as recovery

 

No I said that formatting tools rebuild the file system. Not the data.
KillDisk requires you to rebuild the file system yourself, if I read that correctly.

Now where are you skills gone man...you was a great flashcard help once.

 

actually, formatting a drive just sets it to where everything on it can be written over...

 

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