It's no problem... Now time to grab all of my other games from my 2DS and do that prosess all over again!
This is for DSiWare and DSi homebrew, install forwarders to DS games with edo's forwarder maker. Not sure what your issue there is, though.
nice tool dumped a dsiware title to .nds because the one i found on the internet didnt work then transferred it to my 3ds used the new godmode9 and converted it to .cia then installed it 
Hello,
@JeffRuLz. Could you add a feature to install DSiWares changing the "TitleID-High"? The reason is that normal DSiWares app have the value 00030004, which is subject to the free block control. If we could install them with the value 00030015 (important system app) there is no control (and thus we don't get any errors if the total installed DSiWare apps exceeds the total block number available). This is discussed in the following thread https://gbatemp.net/threads/how-many-dsiware-can-be-installed-with-hiyacfw.509688/
Thanks!
@JeffRuLz. Could you add a feature to install DSiWares changing the "TitleID-High"? The reason is that normal DSiWares app have the value 00030004, which is subject to the free block control. If we could install them with the value 00030015 (important system app) there is no control (and thus we don't get any errors if the total installed DSiWare apps exceeds the total block number available). This is discussed in the following thread https://gbatemp.net/threads/how-many-dsiware-can-be-installed-with-hiyacfw.509688/
Thanks!
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I've read about this before creating TMFH, but I kinda forgot about it since then.
Version 0.5.8
- Titles can now be installed as a system title, which does not count towards your internal storage space.
Also, /title/00030015/ is no longer included when counting free blocks, which is probably why it was off so badly.
Thanks! Very good job. The free block count is still really off but installing the games as system titles solves this problem.
Quick thing. I wanted to install Warioware Touched as the DSi Nintendo Club version however when I play it, there is no sound. Any solutions?
Hello,
@JeffRuLz. If I install the homebrew menu (https://github.com/devkitPro/nds-hb-menu/releases), the program works correctly but it shows no icon in the DSi Menu. Is it a problem with the homebrew menu (TMFH works correctly with standard DSiWare games)? If so, is there a simple way to put an icon?
Thanks!
@JeffRuLz. If I install the homebrew menu (https://github.com/devkitPro/nds-hb-menu/releases), the program works correctly but it shows no icon in the DSi Menu. Is it a problem with the homebrew menu (TMFH works correctly with standard DSiWare games)? If so, is there a simple way to put an icon?
Thanks!
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