Sort of. You can use sudokuhax to run hbmenu (or you can use this: https://gbatemp.net/threads/dsi-homebrew-menu-directly-on-your-home-menu.416791/ ) and from there you can run NDS homebrew, but DLDI won't work so anything that needs filesystem access can't be used. There might be other limitations as well, for example I think there is a filesize limit.
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You can also use this: https://gbatemp.net/threads/dsi-homebrew-menu-directly-on-your-home-menu.416791/
I'm sure you can find 3DS equivalents for most of Moonshell's functionality.
For example https://gbatemp.net/threads/release-sunshell-a-powerfull-shell-for-3ds.382483/
https://gbatemp.net/threads/dsi-homebrew-menu-directly-on-your-home-menu.416791/
source code and software you need:
https://github.com/ahezard/nds-hb-menu/releases
and to top it off: the dldi patch you need:
https://github.com/ahezard/dldi4dsisd/releases
don't ask me how the process works, I'm no dev, I've tried myself, and failed, but it can be done.
source code and software you need:
https://github.com/ahezard/nds-hb-menu/releases
and to top it off: the dldi patch you need:
https://github.com/ahezard/dldi4dsisd/releases
don't ask me how the process works, I'm no dev, I've tried myself, and failed, but it can be done.
Sunshell does everything Moonshell did (possibly even better), just for the love of god don't install it as a CIA
Sweet, I didn't know there was a DLDI driver for DSiWare now
Why not install it as CIA?
The CIA version is noted to be riddled with bugs compared to 3dsx and whatever other formats it's available inSweet, I didn't know there was a DLDI driver for DSiWare now
Why not install it as CIA?
For me the CIA version has a diagonal black flickering line across the screen as if someone rammed a knife into my 3DS's LCD. Works fine otherwise but it's very distracting and defeats the purpose of Sunshell if you're trying to watch/read something. 3dsx version is flawless for me. Bit of a shame since CIAs are my preferred format but oh well
The hbmenu download? Looks like you just need to install nds-hb-menu-dsi.cia and place your NDS homebrew on the SD card.
Please don't use clickbaity titles like this. And for now, unless you have a flash card, the answer is going to be no.
No, you don't. You have DSI homebrew. They are two different things. Why don't you check your facts before accusing people? Like I said, currently the only way to run .nds files on a 3DS is with a flashcard.
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You can boot normal NDS homebrew on the 3DS. I don't see why this is hard to grasp. It's not perfect, but it works.
No. Just no. DSI homebrew is in SRL format, which is different from NDS or whatever format DS homebrew uses. The DSI homebrew menu can't launch DS homebrew. Your probably confusing a homebrew as being a DSI homebrew instead of DS.
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MegaETK is DS homebrew, and it runs from DSi hbmenu. Sandbox Engine is DS/DSi hybrid homebrew, and it also runs from DSi hbmenu. I even converted some homebrew to DSiWare.
Wow... I've never heard of this before. So will this let me install CIAs of Mario Kart DS and all my other DS games?
No. You run homebrew in .nds format in the launcher. Homebrew with the NitroFS system won't work, though.
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