Updating N64 firmware #865
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Is there any easier methods? seems to not want to work on the OTA. This is the log.. Requesting Bluetooth Device...
I am hoping updating firmware would fix joystick sensitivity issues with xbox one controllers? its wayyy too sensitive compared to original N64 controllers. Really dont know what else to do on updating. I just have a windows 10 PC with Edge. |
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well sh*t... i think i bricked it by going through the manual way of updating with node.. all its doing is just giving the solid red and blue light and player 1 light is lit up too. tried to do steps you provided to help another guy.. holding button for 15 sec then power off after a minute. doesnt do anything. is there a discord channel for direct help? this is ridculous. |
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You mention node so I'll assume you got a retroscaler device with USB port. Follow the instructions from the wiki to reflash: |
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i just now did that and brought it back to flashing state.. but i only followed it for the hw1, is HW2 the same values? |
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If its an external device its HW1 as noted were you downloaded the firmware. |
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The player 1-4 LED indicator isnt working right, still only shows player 1 even though 2 are connected |
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retroscaler didn't follow my spec and made custom FW, so led wont work with official firmware. |
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You mention node so I'll assume you got a retroscaler device with USB port.
Follow the instructions from the wiki to reflash:
https://github.com/darthcloud/BlueRetro/wiki/Flashing-firmware-Windows-10