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No, that just happens to be how smealum runs DS-mode code to alter the DS profile name. A 3DS-compatible DS-mode flash card will be perfectly sufficient. (smealum just doesn't have one, so he uses an exploit he wrote for Bangai-O). After that is done (one time thing), everything else is loaded from SD card.But this will require Bangai-O-Spirits DS though right??
No altered ROM required for smealum's stuff, just a piece of DS-mode homebrew to modify the DS profile name. I was under the impression this was the same as Gateway, so perhaps you are just using slightly inaccurate terminology. "altered ROM" would imply a commercial game which has been modified somehow, and I don't think that is involved or necessary for Gateway, and it certainly isn't for smealum's version of the exploit.I don't know, I only know that both hacks require a DSi Flashcard and an altered ROM (Gateway provides it on their downloads section).
I hope this Custom Firmware won't require a gateway...too expensive....
No, that just happens to be how smealum runs DS-mode code to alter the DS profile name. A 3DS-compatible DS-mode flash card will be perfectly sufficient. (smealum just doesn't have one, so he uses an exploit he wrote for Bangai-O). After that is done (one time thing), everything else is loaded from SD card.
No altered ROM required for smealum's stuff, just a piece of DS-mode homebrew to modify the DS profile name. I was under the impression this was the same as Gateway, so perhaps you are just using slightly inaccurate terminology. "altered ROM" would imply a commercial game which has been modified somehow, and I don't think that is involved or necessary for Gateway, and it certainly isn't for smealum's version of the exploit.
Not all people have same amount of money. While I can pay 80 of course, I do agree that it would be better if there was cheaper or free alternative. I would pay 80 for GateWay if it could work on all firmwares though.seriously you people have no idea what expensive is ,my first backup device was a bung gamedoctor sf for snes i got the 32 gidabit version it was like 4 or 5 hundred
80 is not that expensive
Not all people have same amount of money. While I can pay 80 of course, I do agree that it would be better if there was cheaper or free alternative. I would pay 80 for GateWay if it could work on all firmwares though.
More people that hack the system, the better in the long run. Not to mention more will understand it as time goes on and the potentiality for other firmwares would open up too. So maybe it's good that there are clones after all...?
Cloners don't work. They copy.
There is something that I don't undersatand very clearly... How did the Hacker teams, let's say for example, the staff behinf the PSP scene to find new exploits in newer firmwares? Did they used some sort of RAM testing or monitoring every second of executable official code in order to catch any flaw? If so, is there a possibiility of this to be done on the 3DS in order to find a new exploit on 6.3?
There is something that I don't undersatand very clearly... How did the Hacker teams, let's say for example, the staff behinf the PSP scene to find new exploits in newer firmwares? Did they used some sort of RAM testing or monitoring every second of executable official code in order to catch any flaw? If so, is there a possibiility of this to be done on the 3DS in order to find a new exploit on 6.3?
My 3DS is currently up -to-date and theres no way I'm going out and buying another one in hopes of creating 3DS homebrew one day. If ever a 6.x exploit is figured out and homebrew coding libs released then I might jump on board, but until then, I'm happy coding for other devices.
Did I not read someplace that it was illegal to stop homebrew on a system, or have I misread something or other?
I think you are confused with the whole PS3 "OtherOS" situation. Sony removed that feature, and got into a lawsuit because of that, because they removed a feature that was advertised and that people payed for. People seem to think that they got sued for removing "homebrew" instead of the earlier. Correct me if I'm wrong.
There are interoperability laws, which is how stuff like action replay devices etc exist and are sold legally. Not sure of the full ramifications, but it's not illegal for them to remove homebrew, or they'd have gotten in trouble for removing HBC in wii updatesI think it was more along the lines of Nintendo (and others of course) cant legally stop unlicensed software from being run on their consoles, so they incorporate copywrited material in the security checks so that although you can legally write software for a system, you cant install it on the system without including copywrited material. Something like that anyway. eg any gameboy software has to include the copywrited (Gameboy) logo in the rom for it to run, but you can really do that because its protected.
Smealum asking for money for showing us mega evolutions and stuff early.
lol.
this guy said the same thing in another thread. just your regular attention whore troll.what the fuck are you talking about
I don't think I'd apply said hacks to my system mainly because I don't want to be inconvienced by having an update that is required to play a spicific game block the hacks and render my system a brick. Perhaps if these hacks actually amount to something useful (like playing 3DS ROMs outside of a given region code) I'll apply the hacks when the 3DS is towards the end of it's lifespan.