What's going on with the gamecube memorycard???

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andrewdorsey
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What's going on with the gamecube memorycard???

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So, I'm building another gcp. I decided to have a built in memory card rather than have a memory card slot. So I successfully rewired the memory card to the gamecube board and it worked for like a week. Then tonight, all of the sudden, the gamecube says that the memory card is corrupted and I have to format the memory card. Every game I play says that and it won't let me save my data. It even made me erase all of my saved game data!!!!! I have already glued in the memory card and it's going to be REALLY REALLY hard to get out. I don't want to take it out. I don't know what's going on???
Can somebody please help me???
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Re: What's going on with the gamecube memorycard???

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The only thing I could imagine doing that is something was disconnected or shorted. This happened to me a lot when I was wiring a memory pak to an N64 controller.
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andrewdorsey
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Re: What's going on with the gamecube memorycard???

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well, I hope to accomplish rewiring the gamecube memory card today :wtf:

After I figure out how to get all of the hot glue off........ :wtf: :wtf: :wtf:
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Re: What's going on with the gamecube memorycard???

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De-natured alcohol or 99% Isopropyl Alcohol. A few drops and the glue peels right off.
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