- Enabled SRAM for Sonic3 & Knuckles
- In case of missing game title, use "No Name"
- Connect the Retrode as usual.
- Install FLIP.
- Enter Device Firmware Update (DFU) mode as follows: Hold down the HWB button. Then press and release the RESET button while still holding down HWB. Finally, let go of HWB as well. (On Retrode 1, a pair of toothpicks may come in handy to operate the buttons.)
- Windows will now recognize a new device. When asked for drivers, direct it to the “usb” subfolder in your FLIP installation directory.
- Go to the Windows device manager and look for a mysterious device called “Jungo” or “AT90USB646″ or similar. If there is none, repeat steps 3 and 4.
- Start FLIP.
- In the “Device” menu, click on “Select…”, or press Ctrl+S.
- Select the entry “AT90USB646″ from the list.
- Press Ctrl+U to open the USB connection.
- Load the firmware hex file (Ctrl+L). Attention: apparently, FLIP cannot deal with file paths that contain special characters, such as “é” or “Ô.
- Hit the “Run” button on the lower left.
- When the programming is done, hit the RESET button or cycle the USB connection. As tempting as it may seem, do NOT hit the FLIP button “Start Application”.
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