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    Homebrew R4 Stage2 TWL Flashcart Launcher(and perhaps other cards soon™)....

    The DSTT launcher rar file I posted earlier should work with most DSTT's and clones of them.
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    Homebrew R4 Stage2 TWL Flashcart Launcher(and perhaps other cards soon™)....

    I looked around and unfortunately DSTTRecoverFakeCard.exe is not one I've ever used. I do not have a local copy of that one and it doesn't appear to be archived anywhere. :(
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    Homebrew R4 Stage2 TWL Flashcart Launcher(and perhaps other cards soon™)....

    Here's the first one. The second one I still have but it's too large to upload here directly. I don't really have a place to put large files right now.
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    Hardware GBA Trying to figure out the capabilities of this repro cartridge

    Can you link me to that Discord? I can try asking about mine there. Mine was a Pokemon Yellow bootleg I fell for. :P I got a official GBxCart and have been able to reflash it. Bugs me that I can't get it to hold saves right now despite all the trouble adding the needed components. The seller...
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    Hardware GBA Trying to figure out the capabilities of this repro cartridge

    Took an updated photo. My Gameboy bootleg PCB now currently looks like this. Maybe those folks over there could help me trouble shoot this one too perhaps? :P I couldn't find SMD version of the diode this perticular board needs on Digikey so I ended up with larger threw hole ones. But I...
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    Hardware GBA Trying to figure out the capabilities of this repro cartridge

    You'll likely need to swap D2's 0 ohm resistor bridge with a diode and install one in D1 as well. If the Gameboy repro PCB I have is anything to go by, this PCB likely isn't configured for having a battery. I'm sure the FPGA probably would know how to handle it already. The diodes are needed to...
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    Homebrew HaxxStation: DS Download Station exploit

    If you mean install it to a DSi SD and/or the associated hax required to run it, then no. This is a DS mode only thing and DS mode software does not have access to DSi nand or SD so things like TWiLight Menu can't be used with this.
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    Possible DSiWare ROM region change?

    Region locking is controlled by a region byte stored in the DSI Extended Header of the rom. It's protected by a sha-1 hash stored inside RSA section of header so changing it causes the hash to not match anymore. (and you can't set a new one in RSA region since you need private key to reencrypt...
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    Hardware Eevitronics' EeviCart Pico - new DSpico board with built-in SD NAND

    Oh I see. I thought you were referring to that as 8GB in that post lol. The whole gigabit/gigabyte stuff has always been confusing. Fun fact, most N-Cards use megabits/gigabits to describe their capacity as well but there was one very specific branded one that for some reason labels their...
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    Hardware Eevitronics' EeviCart Pico - new DSpico board with built-in SD NAND

    Note that the site is listing the capacity options in gigabits. 8gbit == 1GB (gigabytes).
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    Hardware Evaluating my flash carts

    Oh I see you have an EZP. I found out how to fix one of it's issues: https://gbatemp.net/threads/fixing-ezflash-parallels-sleep-issues-once-and-for-all.678871/ The sleep issue is a hardware design flaw. Their board PCB does not have the IRQ pin connected to ground. Retail game's card ejection...
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    Feedback For everyone JIG users

    I tried AutoRCM for a short time. Too often I'd go to my Switch to find the battery flat because it didn't actually turn off when I intended. Stopped using it after that. I do not recommend AutoRCM unless you intend to have your Switch turned on 24/7. otherwise expect to turn it on one day and...
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    Feedback For everyone JIG users

    I've been using a launch model I got on launch day right up until the Switch 2 came out and used a 3D printed jig with single core copper wire pulled out of a Ethernet cable. Never had issues with it. (the wire was stiff enough that I was even able to give them a smooth shape at the tip to...