In summary I have to buy an original ds card from the biggest loser then? how do I put up (***** eu.sav) in dsi or in the original game?!?. I have to remove the game board and solder the wires needed to connect with the PC and transfer to him saving or how? Help !!!!! ???? !!!!
You don't actually need an original DS or DS Lite. You can follow the following guide to enable the read/write of the save on your DSi or DSi XL.
https://gbatemp.net/threads/working-fix-for-eepinator-savsender-on-dsi.403264/
I may make up some prettier pictures with the proper board layout for the DSi XL later, but that's the general idea. The pins are in the same place on both boards after all.
a bit late to the game, but nice guide!
a shame that it doesn't include some linux centric tips, with those files you posted you have to run things through wine to extract the keys (although it's not that big an issue). since we're already using a raspberry pi, a few hints about the equivalent linux based methods wouldn't hurt though
for instance, one question that springs to mind - how can we mount the nand dump in linux? in other words, what file system does the nand dumps use that OSFmount handles in windows?
a shame that it doesn't include some linux centric tips, with those files you posted you have to run things through wine to extract the keys (although it's not that big an issue). since we're already using a raspberry pi, a few hints about the equivalent linux based methods wouldn't hurt though
for instance, one question that springs to mind - how can we mount the nand dump in linux? in other words, what file system does the nand dumps use that OSFmount handles in windows?
Still no way to inject the old sudoku version to euro dsi right? Last time i checked unpatched sudoku euro version wasnt available on net.
To my knowledge, it's just a FAT16 partition. You could probably manually mount the image as a volume under linux or OSX and edit it that way. As for TWLTool, you'd have to consult @WulfyStylez for information on a native linux port. My limited knowledge in cryptography is currently stopping me from understanding parts of the tool necessary for that kind of a port. If I have some free time, which I honestly doubt I'll have, I'll look into figuring out the right steps for linux. Else, if you figure it out, feel free to post it and I'll add it to the guide.a bit late to the game, but nice guide!
a shame that it doesn't include some linux centric tips, with those files you posted you have to run things through wine to extract the keys (although it's not that big an issue). since we're already using a raspberry pi, a few hints about the equivalent linux based methods wouldn't hurt though
for instance, one question that springs to mind - how can we mount the nand dump in linux? in other words, what file system does the nand dumps use that OSFmount handles in windows?
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This has been tested, and confirmed to not be possible without a low-level boot hack. It has a signed region file and per-system encryption, which we can't bypass with our currently available exploits.
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Thanks, i actually just ready your convo with the guys on the twl tool thread.
I'm guessing dsi has otp also?
Not with the same implementation as the 3DS, but it has something similar, yes.Thanks, i actually just ready your convo with the guys on the twl tool thread.
I'm guessing dsi has otp also?
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If only a homebrew entrypoint could be found in a system title...
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