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Gondar · June 2nd, 2004

Just make sure the dc_flash.bin file is not write-protected and change the language in the bios settings to english. Violá Pal - English bios.

If you delete/rename dc_flash.bin to something else and start Chankast the emu will make a dc_flash.bin file with a red swirl (which would be the American version of the dc_flash.bin. Works with the bios, however I have not tested to boot games with the Chankast made flash.bin).

Happy gaming

Small trivia: the reason they swirl is blue in Europe is because the red swirl looked to much like another companys logo.

[edit:] Yes you can make the AV problem "go away" by hex-editing or patching. Thou.... Really isn't worth the trouble. Better to wait for a new version of Chankast.

June 2nd, 2004	#4 (permalink)
Gondar Registered User Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: sweden Posts: 44	Just make sure the dc_flash.bin file is not write-protected and change the language in the bios settings to english. Violá Pal - English bios. If you delete/rename dc_flash.bin to something else and start Chankast the emu will make a dc_flash.bin file with a red swirl (which would be the American version of the dc_flash.bin. Works with the bios, however I have not tested to boot games with the Chankast made flash.bin). Happy gaming Small trivia: the reason they swirl is blue in Europe is because the red swirl looked to much like another companys logo. [edit:] Yes you can make the AV problem "go away" by hex-editing or patching. Thou.... Really isn't worth the trouble. Better to wait for a new version of Chankast. Last edited by Gondar; June 2nd, 2004 at 08:43.