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That's right, you can now have the R4Menu for any flash cart!
Just download the following file, unzip it to your card and set it to your default firmware (this may be simple or difficult, depending on your card), I will
not go into details about setting a homebrew file to you default firmware, you'll have to find that part out for yourself.
R4Menu @ filetrip
You will see that I have included a _system_ folder and one theme (downloaded from ndsthemes)
There is also an R4Menu.ini as follows...
gamemenu is the location of your proper firmware, the file you want to load from the first icon
mediamenu is the location of the file you want to load from the second icon
theme is the theme number that r4menu will attempt to load. You can cycle through the themes by tapping Select while in the r4menu.
the third icon will reset the ds into gba mode.
Make sure you check and edit this file before running r4menu.nds, or you may not be able to run your menu or media application.
And there you go.
Just download the following file, unzip it to your card and set it to your default firmware (this may be simple or difficult, depending on your card), I will
not go into details about setting a homebrew file to you default firmware, you'll have to find that part out for yourself.
R4Menu @ filetrip
You will see that I have included a _system_ folder and one theme (downloaded from ndsthemes)
There is also an R4Menu.ini as follows...
Code:
[Settings]
gameMenu=/ysmenu.nds
mediaMenu=/moonshell2.nds
theme=1
gamemenu is the location of your proper firmware, the file you want to load from the first icon
mediamenu is the location of the file you want to load from the second icon
theme is the theme number that r4menu will attempt to load. You can cycle through the themes by tapping Select while in the r4menu.
the third icon will reset the ds into gba mode.
Make sure you check and edit this file before running r4menu.nds, or you may not be able to run your menu or media application.
And there you go.