M8 M8Pro

You can write to me (contact me) by email or Messenger at this link https://allmylinks.com/pitapitabread and I will help you . M8 Pro Game Stick 4k Lite - from Aliexpress. This stick is very similar to the popular "Game Stick 4k Lite", but the writing "M8 Pro" is on the circuit board. A few people in the G@mestick Lite chat group on Telegram said this firmware works on a different circuit board: X9 V1.3 20230513 (2023-05-13). This is system boot data for a game stick that has PCB markings M8 PRO 2023-02-03 V1.3. System software version is "M8 20230223 release v2.0". View the included photos to see the details up-close. ROMs are not included. - Note that I am not able to share or upload many GB of data from my home internet service, so I upload what I can. Watch this video for more information (PT-BR). https://youtu.be/kGHDhFbpcxE *** You can download the whole image backup Here or THERE , and it is a 26 GB 7z file. Or download another large image file 57GB for a 64GB card HERE , or HERE . The system files DATA04 and DATA05 in the \res folder seems to the sqlite3 games.db database file. You could use a sqlite viewer software such as https://sqlitebrowser.org to possibly view and modify the game list. The correct MD5 hash crc number for my 7z file on this page is: d43862e5809c6aff95a07bf0ef4cedcf You could download the img rar file look in the \roms\img folder and view PNG pictures there to understand what ROM files were included on the factory SD card. The beep sound is off and the menu is set to English. Power off your stick and remove any existing SD card from the stick. * Edit Option 1: Get a good quality SD card that is 16 GB or larger. You don't have to format it. The utility software that you will use can format the SD card for you. Download and unrar the file "win32diskimager-lemfo-m8-5gb.rar" HERE . Download these utility software programs Balena Etcher and DiskGenius . Instead of using Balena Etcher, you could use Win32DiskImager or USBImager. Use Belena Etcher to write the .img image file to a SD card. Now test that this SD card works by putting it in your game stick. Afterwards, use DiskGenius to resize the partition on the SD card, making it bigger. If the SD card won't boot your game stick after using DiskGenius, then you will have to try another partition editor software that does *not destroy the special boot information that is in the .img image file. For example, try Minitool Partition Wizard. Your results may vary. Option 2: Get a fresh good quality SD card that is 16 GB or larger. Be sure that there is only one (single) partition on the SD card. Format it asFAT32 and cluster size should be around 4096 to 8192 bytes. You can use this tool HERE to format FAT32. Download and Unrar the file "lemfo-m8-gamestick-sys-files.rar" and copy all the contents to the SD card. Maintain the file structure and folder structure that you see below on the SD card. Also download the "roms-img.rar" archive and copy the contents to the \roms folder. You can use 7zip, Peazip, command line "unrar" or other archiving software that is compatible with rar version 5 files. SDCARD: download (folder) res (folder) roms (folder) save (folder) ⬇ > download (folder) (put your personal ROM files here) ⬇ > res ⬇ (folder) > settings (folder) > DATA01 > DATA02 > DATA03 > DATA04 > DATA05 > DATA06 > system.img ⬇ > roms ⬇ (folder) > atari (folder) > fc (folder) > gb (folder) > gba (folder) > gbc (folder) > img (folder) > mame (folder) > md (folder) > ps1 (folder) > res (folder) > sfc (folder) The rar file here is 172 MB size, expanded data on SD card is 990 MB size, only a few small roms are included in the small rar/zip file.