The SDCard written with the firmware will have 3 partitions EXT3 (Linux about 128 mb), SWAP (Linux swap partition about 256 mb) and FAT32 (should fill the rest of the space do the math yourself). You can use any partitioning tools out there.įor Windows you can use Minitool Partition Wizard here : If the firmware is working and you got no missing space on your SD, then there's no need to do any partitioning.Īlso, there's an unallocated 8mb partition before the EXT3, but just leave it like that.

Partitioning only needed if you need to expand/shrink the FAT32 partition. img files, but I suppose those two are simple enough and do their job wonderfully. There're others such as win32diskimager or tons of other programs thar can handle. Use Rufus only if you had problem with Etcher. But then again, if you still use stock and happy with it, then there's no need using the above firmwares.Įtcher is the most recommended, clean and barebone, simplistic interface. You should use either, since they actually feel the same, most changes are done under the hood. Closer to stock rom that was preinstalled when you first received your LDK. Useless firmware is the older one but with more supporting games/softwares. There's no reason to stick with Useless Firmware, other than the native apps/games. Better features, better emulation overall. So if you just want the emulation and don't really care about the native apps/games go with RetroFW. More games and softwares are added gradually along time. Otherwise, you can go here for LDK firmwares :ĭifference between RetroFW and Useless Firmware : RetroFW is newer one, and recommended by most, but currently with less supporting games/softwares. If you're happy with the stock firmware, just use that.

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