Homebrew [Discontinued] TWLoader - CTR-mode NDS app
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Sorry, I was busy with other stuff.
I want the next version to have fixed support for DSTT cards and it's clones, but didn't have any luck fixing it.
Good news!
The DSTT and it's clones are working again! Expect fixed support on the next version.
The DSTT and it's clones are working again! Expect fixed support on the next version.
Last edited by RocketRobz,
I have an original r4 card with wood firmware & can boot into the firmware & load the ds games but they freeze after a few minutes of playing. i have a9lh & luma running on a n3dsxl. any suggestions?
I have a most likely dumb question.
If I boot a flashcard (not a game from a flashcard - the flashcard itself, from the TWLoader menu) with the TWL clock speed set and enhanced VRAM, it will boot the flashcard (and thus, games played on it) with those settings, right?
If I boot a flashcard (not a game from a flashcard - the flashcard itself, from the TWLoader menu) with the TWL clock speed set and enhanced VRAM, it will boot the flashcard (and thus, games played on it) with those settings, right?
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Try the version before v4.2.0.
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nds-bootstrap (the backend) currently only has code to patch the earlier games to run from SD card.
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