Currently ran into this page. https://dsi.cfw.guide/h2testw-(windows)
Going to test some of my SD Cards with this to see if there are any formatting errors. Will check back when I test all three of them.
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Going to test some of my SD Cards with this to see if there are any formatting errors. Will check back when I test all three of them.
Alright. so, I tested one of my SD Cards, and it came back successful. That is also one of the SD Cards that has been giving me issues. So I'm starting to think it either may be with my SD Card slot, or something with the software.
No, a week ago I have been like this, as I put it in my post, you saw it, I do not know but I decided to install the unlaunch, I install it and it gives me an error, I restart my portable console and only the image comes out and then it is removed to the main menu, and the menu music does not appear on the console
What's the version number shown?
Also, the music not playing is not a bug. It's an unchangeable feature that NoCash added.
Please don't follow video tutorials. They get outdated quickly.
Also, the latest version of Unlaunch is 1.9, though you should install 1.8, as 1.9 has stability issues.
So I've never been entirely clear: what, exactly, does installing HiyaCFW change on a DSi? And can it be removed without a trace afterwards? Is it like the 3DS where uninstallation still leaves traces behind and carries a substantial risk of an unrecoverable brick?
And to be extra clear: hacking a DSi with Memory Pit produces the exact same result as using Flipnote, right?
And to be extra clear: hacking a DSi with Memory Pit produces the exact same result as using Flipnote, right?
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I personally are not very happy with uninstalling CFW. Uninstallation of CFW always carries some kind of risk. By patching out signature checks you can run all sorts of code – including a modified Home Menu on the 3DS. Removing the signature patches (=re-enabling the checks) will make the console refuse to execute the Home Menu → paperweight.
There is no reason why the same method of bricking should not be possible on a DSi. However, simply installing unlaunch (coldboot exploit; signature patches) followed by an uninstallation should not do any harm. I have encountered the following reason for the wish of uninstalling unlaunch:
In addition to the signature patches virtually everybody on this forum wants, unlaunch applies non-optional patches:
- No Health and Safety warning screen
- No music and no sounds in the official “Launcher”
I’m not aware of any (currently widely used) software, other than unlaunch itself, that modifies the DSi NAND.
However, you could – in theory – modify a NAND backup on a computer e.g. with twlnf, and flash it back to the DSi (DON’T!! twlnf is unsafe!! This alone can lead to a brick!). I guess a modification on “Launcher” would make a DSi brick on uninstalling unlaunch. Sadly I can’t do any experiments in this direction because I lack the soldering skills for a DSi hardmod to have the same level of safety ntrboot provides on the 2/3DS.
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