I haven't had any luck in downloading some sort of memory card, and going into Tools>Memcard Manager doesn't seem to accomplish anything either. However doing this does not seem to solve the problem, and the file seems to reappear whenever I open Dolphin. I've searched around for fixes to this problem, and people have said to do things like deleting SRAM.raw, which I did. "The Memory Card in Slot A has not been formatted and cannot be used as is," (Fire Emblem) and "The Memory Card in Slot A cannot be used with this game." (Wind Waker) The obvious answer is yes, but that yields the response that : The obvious answer is yes, but that yields the response that : 'The Memory Card in Slot A has not been formatted and cannot be used as is,' (Fire Emblem) and 'The Memory Card in Slot A cannot be used with this game.' (Wind Waker) I've searched around for fixes to this problem, and people have said to do things like deleting SRAM.raw, which I did. "The Memory Card in Slot A is corrupted and needs to be formatted. I press Start (enter) and I get a message that:
It runs beautifully and I get all the opening stuff about safety and whatnot, and then the title screen. What happens is I open up the game, and it begins to run. The problem I have is the same with both games. However, I am having a problem dealing with some sort of virtual memory card. (On an unrelated note none of the recent Mac versions of Dolphin from seem to be compatible with my computer running OS X)Įverything seemed to be working fine, and so far I have two games set up: Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance and The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker. I recently downloaded Dolphin 3.0 for my Mac.
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