I've realized that this will generate drama even on Dsi dev scene...shame on you @WUS-3_Owner
Homebrew ugopwn USA - Flipnote Studio DSi 'sploit!
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The nice thing about this is it isn't (nand) save based so dsiware transferhax should benefit from this.
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FnS was never allowed to be transferred from DSi to 3DS, so sure it could be injected but /shrug
The 3ds just checks that any signed srl is in the title's directory (and being padded to the correct size). It isn't too picky other than that.
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"Nintendo Wii™" and "Nintendo DSi™"*
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your head is like your surname on nintendo website
I guess @WUS-3_Owner joined today just to open this thread. And why didn't anybody consider exploiting DSi Browser?
Sure, Flipnote was a popular app and so many people have downloaded Flipnote onto their DSi systems, but not all DSi's have Flipnote. I have a brown DSi XL that came with DSi Browser, Brain Training: Arts and Dictionary 6-in-1 preinstalled, but I could never access the DSi Shop and download Flipnote because my DSi was on 1.4E and I needed to update.
That is why DSi Browser could benefit more people.
Sure, Flipnote was a popular app and so many people have downloaded Flipnote onto their DSi systems, but not all DSi's have Flipnote. I have a brown DSi XL that came with DSi Browser, Brain Training: Arts and Dictionary 6-in-1 preinstalled, but I could never access the DSi Shop and download Flipnote because my DSi was on 1.4E and I needed to update.
That is why DSi Browser could benefit more people.
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I guess not every single app has exploits??
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