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PMTester (Pokemon Mini) 4

PMTester 4, Coded by JustBurn
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What is PMTester?

PMTester was inspired of my GBATester, a application for GBA ive made long ago to
poke/peek some memory addresses of the GBA IO Area and that proved me very usefull
PMTester is just like GBATester, exept that is for Pokemon-Mini and GUI is different

Version 4 can trap game-Interrupts (Not BIOS ones), Power Turn off device now!

Keys
Up = Select Address
Down = Select Data
Left = Selected Bit Move-Left (-)
Right = Selected Bit Move-Right (+)
A = Set Bit from Selected Bit
B = Clear Bit from Selected Bit
C+Up = Current Selected Value + 16
C+Down = Current Selected Value - 16
C+Left = Current Selected Value - 1
C+Right = Current Selected Value + 1
C+A = Transfer Data-Out to memory
C+B = Copy Data-In to Data-Out

How to use it

First of all, you can modify values into 2 ways:

1) Set/Clear Bit
2) Increment/Decrement Value

There are 2 values that you can modify, Address and Data-Out
NOTE: Changing Data-Out dont automatically write to memory, but Data-In
automatically read from memory

How to Set/Clear Bit?

Select Address or Data, Press Up or Down
Press Left or Right until the Bit you want to Set/Clear is displayed (Bit 0 to 15)
NOTE: The Selected-Bit is displayed in Hexadecimal! (0 to F)
Press "A" to Set-Bit and "B" to Clear-Bit

Example:

Select Address to be 0x2000 (IO Address)
First of all, to set 0x2000, we need to Set-Bit 13 (0x0D):
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|>Adr: 00000|
| In: 00|
| Out: 00|
| |
|Sel: Bit 0 |
General chit-chat
Help Users
  • No one is chatting at the moment.
  • SylverReZ @ SylverReZ:
    Open Homebrew Channel exists.
  • Xdqwerty @ Xdqwerty:
    Im bored
  • Sicklyboy @ Sicklyboy:
    @DinohScene, unfortunately since I don't have the space or tools to work on it at the moment I'm at the mercy of my mechanic to find the problems and solutions :(
  • Sicklyboy @ Sicklyboy:
    He did half jokingly suggest looping the hoses to bypass the heater core but I'm like nah the car is still just a little too recent to be doing those kinds of fixes to it
  • DinohScene @ DinohScene:
    speaking of the Wii, I should probably replace the clock batteries in mine
    +2
  • DinohScene @ DinohScene:
    metal nips comes to mind but you know, jank
    +2
  • chrisrlink @ chrisrlink:
    problem is if libogc is tainted pretty sure the entire dkp is too
  • SylverReZ @ SylverReZ:
    I rarely do this, just because it really isn't necessary to me personally. And also, the clock batteries in the Wii do last for quite a long while.
  • SylverReZ @ SylverReZ:
    Never had leaky batteries.
  • chrisrlink @ chrisrlink:
    yeah but nintendio never had a Cbomb problem 3 gens in a row
  • chrisrlink @ chrisrlink:
    though i feel sony purposly did it to force the ps4/5 to update (since 3 is completely pwned it's irrelivant (until all of the psn for ps3 shuts down
  • chrisrlink @ chrisrlink:
    lucly kiiwii and the others coded goldhen to bypass the cmos battery check
  • chrisrlink @ chrisrlink:
    luckly
  • chrisrlink @ chrisrlink:
    i dread the day sony shuts down the psn servers for ps3 (no updates BD Keys and for those on ofw when the cmos battery dies on them well game over
  • chrisrlink @ chrisrlink:
    this is why cfw/hacking is crucial less ewaste and you know some games might not get remastered
  • BlusterBong @ BlusterBong:
    PS3's basically being treated like any other blu-ray player, just occasional updates to reup the bluray, the PSN store's stil breaking horribly last i checked
  • chrisrlink @ chrisrlink:
    my god x86 box is so accurate it may take a whole day just to install ME
  • chrisrlink @ chrisrlink:
    and this is on a steam deck
  • chrisrlink @ chrisrlink:
    90% formatted C drive image for ME 12GB
  • chrisrlink @ chrisrlink:
    AND THAT HAS BEEN MAYBE HALF AN HOUR
  • BlusterBong @ BlusterBong:
    should have used virtualbox or vmware
  • chrisrlink @ chrisrlink:
    me has issues
  • chrisrlink @ chrisrlink:
    choppy sound etc
  • chrisrlink @ chrisrlink:
    and the video drivers are a little more difficult to track down
    chrisrlink @ chrisrlink: and the video drivers are a little more difficult to track down