dderuntz
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5 years ago I'm only speaking from my experience, but I used hakchi2 on my NES classic, then wanted to do the same for an SNES classic. Because of the way the tool works, the simplest solution was to create a second windows login and install hakchi2 for each system. Mainly because the app itself seems to correlate to the specific system you flash. In this case i would guess that 3 logins, 3 hakchi2 would be the simplest move.
vitecd
So as the title says I got 3 SNES Classics for family and friends. The first one went through just fine and my friend is very happy with his. The second one I'm working on, I can't seem to get any of the ROMS to run when I boot up the SNES classic. I'm guessing they're supposed to run off of the emulator core you pick, well, they did fine on the emulator cores for the first SNES Classic I booted and I thought I had set them up the same way. Maybe I need to go back and have a look. OH! The MAIN problem I'm running into now with the second SNES Classic, is that it won't flash the kernel. No matter what I try to do, it won't do it. At first I wasn't paying attention and accidentally tried doing it with the original SNES Classic's profile that I had setup for my friend, then I realized what I had done wrong and made 3 separate folders for each of the SNES Classics I needed to configure. I left the first folder alone, but named the alternate folders after the names of the people they were going to need to be configured for. Sorry if I'm being vague, I'm really tired and have been trying to deal with this all day long. Thanks for any help provided. Take care!