Sorry if i don't clearly understand it, but, this FwTool, lets us extract our NAND via Sudokuhax, for example? I've already have sudokuhax, but i'm on last firmware, and i'm pretty bad soldering.
Thanks!!!
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I'm confused about this. The OP states it can play DS games, but then states it can't because they are slot-1. Can someone explain what he means?
Slot-1 exploits disables SD card slot, so it can only be launched via DSiWare, cause your .nds must be on your SD.
It can play DS games using the SD card and some method of running homebrew such as Sudokuhax or another exploited DSiWare game installed into the system. SRLoader cannot be used with The Biggest Loser exploit because since it is a Slot-1 game, SD access is disabled.
But DS games are slot-1, so loading them from the SD using this would suddenly crash them because they can't read the SD they are loading from.
You haven't heard of nds-bootstrap, the SD ROM loader that redirects Slot-1 reads/writes to SD card?
It serves as a backend for both SRLoader and TWLoader.
No. I have. Just the OP made it sound like it could and couldn't load DS games because of something different from NDS-bootstrap and TWLoader.
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Ok... Good luck mysterious dude who is making the Ultimate DSi exploit!
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DSI System 1.4.3U (Is it still possible to update? Not that I really want to, but...)
Flipnote Studio and the Nintendo DSi Browser can be copied to the SD Card, yay! (Not the 3DS Transfer Tool... rip) (Also rip the DSiware on my old old 3DS)
Yes!
Will I be fine?
Alright, according to some sources:
DSi Release Dates:
DSi XL Release Date:
- JP: November 1, 2008
- AU: April 2, 2009
- EU: April 3, 2009
- NA: April 5, 2009
- JP: November 21, 2009
- EU: March 5, 2010
- NA: March 28, 2010
- AU: April 15, 2010
November 27, 2009 Black Friday Bundles:
White DSi (Brain Age Bundle)
Brain Age Express: Arts & Letters
Brain Age Express: Sudoku
Brain Age Express: Math
Clubhouse Games Express: Card Classics
Photo Clock (This might be an exploit game if it can load a corrupted image with a payload.)
Blue DSi (Mario Bundle)
Mario vs Donkey Kong: Minis March Again
WarioWare: Snapped
Dr. Mario Express
Mario Calculator
Mario Clock
March 28, 2010 -
Nintendo released the Nintendo DSi XL preloaded with Brain Age Express: Math, Brain Age Express: Arts & Letters, Photo Clock, Flipnote Studio and Nintendo DSi Browser. At the same time, any new Nintendo DSi systems on and after that date will now preloaded with Flipnote Studio and Nintendo DSi Browser.
Alright, I narrowed the exploit game down to three (er two) titles assuming that those are the only pre-installed titles.
Brain Age Express: Sudoku (Removed mysteriously from the DSiWare Shop with no reason given) (Edit: Seems unlikely since it was never included with the DSiXL)
Flipnote Studio (Possible exploit with flipnotes?)
Nintendo DSi Browser (Operahax lol)
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So i can do this without an app, nd just do a hardmod instead?You have to take an existing ticket preferably from a system app, and edit the TID in the ticket using a hex editor so that it matches the new game your installing. You have to decrypt the ticket using TWLTool first. If using one of the system apps the TID you will need to find will either start with 00030005, 000300015, or 00030017 then the game code of the SRL (which is stored in big endian in the ticket). If using a system ticket, you change the 0005/0015/0017 part of the TID as well so that it becomes 00030004. Then renencrypt the ticket and rename it to match the game code in hex of sudoku.
Note that you can't run out of region titles with this so make sure you are using the one that matches your console's region. Then manually install the TMD into the the title folder. The ticket will go in ticket/00030004/ with the other user app tickets.
The location the game SRL and TMD goes in is in the title/00030004/[GAME CODE in HEX that matches file name of ticket] (game code in hex will all be in lowercase by the way)
You can get the TMD by getting it from that big TMD archive people made before the shop shutdown. Just be sure to remove any data after offset 0x208 in a hex editor so that the TMD is the correct size. Then rename the TMD to title.tmd.
The structure of the game folder in the title/00030004/ is "content" and "data" folders. The hax save goes in the data folder, the SRL and TMD go in the content folder. Note that file name of the .app usually has to match something defined in the TMD. For sudoku that's usually 00000001.app. Though other region versions of the game might be 00000000.app or 00000002.app.
Example images showing where USA version of Sudoku should be installed to:
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The relevent part of a ticket you have to edit in a hex editor. This example shows what the TID field looks like for USA version of Sudoku:
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Launcher/Data management doesn't verify ticket RSAs. (huge oversight by Nintendo) so as a result you can install any game you want this way. Though usually you need to provide the save container yourself as DSi Shop was normally responsible for generating that. We already have one for Sudoku in this example since we have a hax save. But if you want to do other normal games you have to provide one. Usually I install the game via CIA on my 3DS the extract the save it generated from my TWLN partition. I will not go into detail about that here.
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You don't need a hardmod to do this actually. Use the homebrew app I attached to below. Just be careful not to corrupt your NAND and you should be fine.
This will run fine from 4swordshax too so you already have your method of running this. Source is included as I modified it a bit to turn off top screen backlight (as it doesn't use that for anything). This so it saves power while you are using it.
You can dump your NAND CID and firmware stuff with this too by the way.
This version of fwtool was the predecessor to what eventually became dgTool. A similar homebrew app designed for helping 3DS users use DSiWare hax to modify NAND. Though dgTool no longer has the features fwTool has.
So use the version of fwTool I provided.
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