Should the NDS, Homebrew and GBA folders be IN the System folder or in the root of the SD Card? Could someone post there file structure so i can get it right?
Thanks,
Cameron.
Thanks,
Cameron.
Hacking Whats the correct file structure for the MicroSD?
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I have:
NDS - with .nds files inside
GBA - with gba roms
Skin - with skins
HB - with HomeBrew
System (hidden)
directly in th root of the SD card
NDS - with .nds files inside
GBA - with gba roms
Skin - with skins
HB - with HomeBrew
System (hidden)
directly in th root of the SD card
That should work
But the TouchPod firmware is not the "correct" firmware
Sakura is official (and better) as well
But the TouchPod firmware is not the "correct" firmware
Sakura is official (and better) as well
Yes it is.but if you want to add some skins:
-create 4 folders inside the SYSTEM folder.
-name them skin1,skin2,skin3,skin4
-extract the skin files to the folder.one skin per folder
-create 4 folders inside the SYSTEM folder.
-name them skin1,skin2,skin3,skin4
-extract the skin files to the folder.one skin per folder
Touchpod:tj_cool said:
+Loader is updated faster
+ in-built emus (although they aren't that good.
-slow gui
-no sliding in file selection
Sakura:
+super cool gui
-slow updates
-bad Homebrew support
-no in-build emus (although not really a con)
you see sakura isn't really better
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