@choci
NVRAM bzw. the J-only Memory Cards werden als Speichermedium für Saves genutzt.
@cityhunter
see below
[4.14] The internal memory in my 3DO is completely filled up. How do I delete
some of those saved games?
A: You need a disk that has memory manger software on it. Many games have their
own memory manager and you can use them to clean your memory out. If you
don't have any of these games, you should look for the 3DO demo disks released
by 3DO. 3DO specifically placed memory manager software on them because of this
issue. The Game Guru is also a memory manager and does it even better. It allows
you to compress many of your save game files to make room if you just >can't<
delete those high scores and last level saves you've been storing.
[4.12] How is the 3DO's NVRAM structured? And what can I do if I have problems
with it?
A: The 3DO's non-volatile static ram is structured like a file system. It
cannot be written to directly by an application, OS calls _must_ be used
to read, write, create, or delete files in the NVRAM. Any program, however,
can read, modify, or delete any other programs files if it wishes too. 3DO
strongly suggests developers not write software that deletes other programs
files without the permission of the user.
If you have problems with your NVRAM, such as problems saving or loading files
from it, you should use the memory manager software supplied with your
system to correct the problem. For those who do not have the 3DO memory
manager software, you can get it by purchasing the 3DO Interactive Sampler #2
or greater. Some games also have a built in memory management feature.
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Hab ich gar nicht gewusst. Dann kann ich mir ja noch ein paar andere US-Games holen. Davon gibt es bei eBay nämlich recht häufig welche.
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