rest in pieces. but, we can thank @Billy Acuña for making this so we could draw out information from you the logic chess wayIt's too bad this will probably be obsolete for RocketLauncher/HiyaCFW users when that becomes a thing.
Homebrew [Release] SRLSelector - A simple boot manager for the Nintendo DSi
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This is what I'm craving for very impatiently.
About SRLSelector, I think it kinda works like Haxchi since holding a certain button would launch a homebrew assigned to that button.
no wonder you smile so muchYeah I'm still waiting for a nand file manager to hit the scene. Relying on fwtool to install RocketLauncher will result in more newbies bricking their DSi's. Already starting to see that from people trying to sudokuhax via the leaked ugopwn exploit.
But when that happens, you get to have the convienience of something like this:
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Welp, is sad that Apache's posts have more likes than the OP of this release, I will still working on this for my personal porpuses and probably make public updates if I consider enough support on this project.
You shouldn't make posts for likes. Try to learn something and to help other users.
i agree with @Technicmaster0 here. You are helping people @Billy Acuña , i am using your public.sav on my 4swordshax right now. Number of likes is irrelevant. Even if one person benefits from your work, it is enough. Hell i even have some stuff on my github noone ever used. I still dont regret it as i learned stuff from coding it and i am still using it.
Is not about "likes", just feld a little pissed off, this is my very first contribution to the DSi scene. This is a very simple boot manager, but I find it useful (and hope someone else too) since I want to decide what to boot everytime I run hax and will be useful when RocketLauncher gets released since I own an ak2i for ntrboothax and the autoboot feature on RocketLauncher. I still have many ideas I want to apply to this, not leaving for now
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Well, some cant use this...Is not about "likes", just feld a little pissed of, this is my very first contribution to the DSi scene. This is a very simple boot manager, but I find it useful (ane hope someone else too) since I want to decide what yo boot everytime I run hax and will be useful when RocketLauncher gets released since I own an ak2i for ntrboothax and the autoboot feature on RocketLauncher. I still have many ideas I want to apply to this, not leaving for now
I know that there are some folks waiting for a stable ugopwn to downgrade and install hax, as I said, I will still working on this as my job permits me, just need some free time
Is not about "likes", just feld a little pissed off, this is my very first contribution to the DSi scene. This is a very simple boot manager, but I find it useful (and hope someone else too) since I want to decide what to boot everytime I run hax and will be useful when RocketLauncher gets released since I own an ak2i for ntrboothax and the autoboot feature on RocketLauncher. I still have many ideas I want to apply to this, not leaving for now
it is a good work, it will be useful for some people.
other than that, keep coding
The most prob. is not that stability™, the problem is that only US devices are supported in that leak.I know that there are some folks waiting for a stable ugopwn to downgrade and install hax, as I said, I will still working on this as my job permits me, just need some free time
And theoretically, its not even released yet...
I agree that likes don't mean anything. I am in the top ten of most likes despite me contributing nothing to this site other than shitposts.
I don't understand what you mean by random nds file. Also I realize I was typing fast earlier. I only have default.nds and start.nds, if I hold A then it tries to boot A.nds which doesn't exist and hangs. In this case it should run default.nds.
I made a patch for you to try, check your pull requests. I wasn't able to test it because make is having an issue with some object file, and I'm not sure all your source files are included in the repository. (nds_loader_arm9.h has an include statement in bootstrap.c but isn't anywhere in the repo, and nds_loader_arm9.c is referenced in the Makefile but also isn't anywhere in the repo). Do you think it's an issue with my environment or is it an issue with the repo?Let me see what I can do
Hello @saphiren
Thanks for the changes you did, the code is pretty much more readable, I cannot test the changes right now, I didn't even touch my laptop since this release (too much busy on my job
). About the sources something went wrong when I uploaded the sources, I will fix the repo when I get some time and merge your PR too Similar threads
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