GBA: Various changes as suggested by Janni9009

Changes include specifying when the EZO's save corruption can happen;
Mentioning the activity LED modd;
Changing the price of the Everdrive GBA;
Adding SCFW to the Supercard SD section;
Updating the AliExpress listing in the SCSD section;
Adding Janni9009's firmware/rom patcher archive for the SCSD.

Author: Deletecat

pages/gba-quick-start-guide.md

@@ -27,8 +27,7 @@ This cart costs around $80 USD. Purchase links have been provided here though th
 
 {% capture tab-ez-flash-omega %}
 ### EZ Flash Omega
-![EZ Flash Omega](./assets/images/gba_carts/EZFlash_Omega_front.png){:.float-start .me-3} The non-premium option with a few shortcomings. It has a notable battery drain and requires waiting 5-10 seconds for it to write saves onto the sd card. Also comes with an alternate shell to sit flush in the DS Lite. This would be the best cart for people on a budget, it isn't as limited in what it can do compared to the SuperCard SD and it doesn't cost as much as the premium options. 
-<br><br>
+![EZ Flash Omega](./assets/images/gba_carts/EZFlash_Omega_front.png){:.float-start .me-3} The non-premium option with a few shortcomings. It has a notable battery drain in comparison to other flashcarts. After saving, you *must* wait 5-10 seconds before powering off your console as you will risk corrupting the file system otherwise. There is an [activity LED mod](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SsPOobvoBe8) available for this cart to help determine when you should turn off your console, however, it does require you to have some soldering skills. Despite these issues, it is a fairly capable flashcart. It also comes with an alternate shell to sit flush in the DS Lite. This would be the best cart for people on a budget, it isn't as limited in what it can do compared to the SuperCard SD and it doesn't cost as much as the premium options. 
 
 #### Purchase Links
 This cart costs about $40-50 USD. Purchase links have been provided here though they may not be the cheapest listings out there:
@@ -45,17 +44,21 @@ This cart costs about $40-50 USD. Purchase links have been provided here though
 Currently, this is the only GBA flashcart being sold by Krikzz. The previous Everdrive GBA X5 is no longer in stock.
 
 #### Purchase Links
-This cart costs $104 USD. You can find it on Krikzz website here: <https://krikzz.com/our-products/cartridges/everdrive-gba-mini.html>
+This cart costs $99 USD. You can find it on Krikzz website here: <https://krikzz.com/our-products/cartridges/everdrive-gba-mini.html>
 {% endcapture %}
 {% assign tab-everdrive-gba-mini = tab-everdrive-gba-mini | split: "////////" %}
 
 {% capture tab-supercard-sd %}
 ### SuperCard SD
-![SuperCard MiniSD](./assets/images/gba_carts/SuperCard_MiniSD_Front.png){:.float-start .me-3} The cheapest and worst option. This cart only supports 2GB SD cards. ROMs require a lot of patching to be able to use them on this cart, even then some games will refuse to work. Saving on this cart is *manual* as you need to quick reset to the menu to save. However, it seems to be the only readily available cart to work in conjunction with TWiLight Menu++ on DS Phat/Lite for loading GBA games natively on those systems via Slot-1. Costs anywhere between $10-20 USD.
+![SuperCard MiniSD](./assets/images/gba_carts/SuperCard_MiniSD_Front.png){:.float-start .me-3} The cheapest and worst option. Out of the box, this cart only supports microSD cards up to 2GB in size. ROMs require a lot of patching to be able to use them on this cart, even then some games will refuse to work. Saving on this cart is *manual* as you need to quick reset to the menu to save. However, it seems to be the only readily available cart to work in conjunction with TWiLight Menu++ on DS Phat/Lite for loading GBA games natively on those systems via Slot-1. You can find an archive of the firmware and ROM patcher for this cart here: <https://archive.org/details/supercard-slot-2-series>
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+Recently, there have been efforts to make this flashcart suck less for normal use, such as [metroid-maniac's SCFW](https://github.com/metroid-maniac/SCFW). Unlike the stock firmware of the SuperCard SD, SCFW can auto-patch your ROMs for use with the cart, meaning that you won't have to use SuperCard's ROM patcher. SCFW can also autosave your games without having to reset to the menu. It also adds support for SDHC cards, as long as you flash the SCFW firmware. The only downsides to SCFW right now is that it requires you to use a 2GB microSD to flash the firmware, unless you have a DS flashcart capable of running YSMenu. It also currently doesn't support DS games unlike the stock firmware. Besides that, it is a huge improvement over the stock firmware of the cart.
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+The SuperCard SDs being sold nowadays may use a flash chip with the id `c2ba`. They cannot be reflashed with the original updator/recovery tool from SuperCard, however, SCFW does support flashing these carts.
 
 #### Purchase Links
 This cart costs anywhere between $10-20 USD. A purchase link has been provided but it may not be the cheapest listing out there:
-- AliExpress: <https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005005744107324.html>
+- AliExpress: <https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005006472045290.html>
 {% endcapture %}
 {% assign tab-supercard-sd = tab-supercard-sd | split: "////////" %}