r/everdrive

https://github.com/bjerreman/N64FlashcartMenu-N64ever

Noobs: download sc64menu.n64 and put it on the root folder of your SD card.

Here are the highlight:

• Favorites Grid is the home screen — a masonry layout of cover art, not a file list.
• Universal "More" menu (R) — one menu for everything: launch, favorite, per-game art, grid settings, hardware, history, settings, file browser.
• Inspect popup (A) — cover + a 2+2 metadata block (name/developer over date/region) and a scrollable description sized to fit without scrolling for most games; sits on top of the grid.
• Shrink-wrapped File Browser popup — favorite ROMs (single or whole folders), launch, with a live favorites counter. Full file management (Copy/Move/Paste, Delete, Rename + Create folder via an on-screen keyboard), reachable even in an empty folder.
• ROM boot — optionally boot a chosen ROM on power-on after a cancellable art countdown (userland, no firmware autoboot; hold START at boot to disable).
• 60 fps render with per-frame animations tuned to match; grid Tile: Square/Box sizing.
• Great metadata support - don't sweat it.
• Built-in text database — 445 games with title/developer/dates/description (100% have a title + a back-of-box description). Binary-searched by 3-char base code.
• Special editions — ROMs that reuse another game's NUS code (e.g. OoT Master Quest, Smash Remix) get their own name/date/description + art, matched on the filename.
• Build-type labels — Demo / Prototype / Beta ROMs are recognised from their filename dump tags and flagged in Inspect (so a missing cover reads as "this is a demo", not a bug).
• Blank-cart placeholders — an uncovered game shows a realistic label-removed N64 cart (or 64DD disk) instead of a generic placeholder.
• 64DD disc support — expansion discs (e.g. F-Zero X Expansion Kit) link to a base cartridge; the link is a manual, per-region disclink config (English ⇄ Japanese cache independently), and launching an unlinked expansion disc from Files offers to link it.
• Animated screensaver — idle cover-art marquee; also used as the live background of the redesigned Menu Information (one scrollable list in a rainbow popup, N64ever logo on top).
• Cancel/abort — B aborts a folder-favorite (full undo) or an A-Z sort mid-run.
• Game Metadata register — on-device diagnostic of which art/text sources exist per game.
• Custom splash — user PNG as the boot splash.
• Everything is a popup over the grid (except a few deliberately-black screens).
• 2048-favorite cap.

Much love,
Bjerreman

I bought this Mega Evergenesis for a guy at a convention. I was under the impression that it was already set up and had games loaded on it, but I'm starting to think that is not the case. The manual for the EverDrive-MD V3 (which I do not think is the same thing) suggests that the 132 error means that games are not loaded, but the cart already seemingly already has folders that sort the games. Is there something I'm doing wrong, or do I need to supply my own emulation files? If I need to supply my own, does anybody know a good source of Genesis emulation files?

Love my Newest Pirchase.... im excited the get the mega everdrive next ...

Is anyone still using these?

Trying to get this thing updated.

I'm running windows 8.

When I turned the game boy on the computer updated it as an unknown device.

I got the elink2 software to work but it doesn't recognize the cart.

Modded an old GBA for my wife.

Finished it a few days ago. Now it runs fine, with my everdrive GBA Mini, ExjagoombaBeta as GBC and GB emu to keep the original cardridges Safe in my Box.

ExjagoombaBeta is a fork of the gbc emu jagoomba, but i fixed some issues to run the pkmn games in everdrive. Customhacks Like pkmn prism works now fine to.

https://github.com/Excalica/Exjagoombacolor/releases/tag/ExjagoombaBeta

My wife ist happy.

Hi All,

I have tried to read back thru several postings and follow the threads, but I am still having issues setting up my new GBA Pro Everdrive Cartridge on my GBA SP.

Here's a link to photos of my file structure. https://imgur.com/a/9qjBbFg

I have emulators named correctly in the emu folder, and I have folders for different game systems with a single ROM in them for testing purposes. GB, GBA, NES etc.

Emulators I'm using are: Jagoomba Color for .gb and .gbc files, PocketNES for the .nes, and goomba for .gba

When I select a game rom for GB or NES, it just pops up "File Ops" instead of "Start Game"...

Any guidance on what I'm doing wrong?

I have to leave for work shortly, so if I don't respond until thisevening, that's why...

I really appreciate any guidance and help! :) Thank you!!