Hacking AKAIO Wiki

[yeahitschris]

hey guys, the brightness thing, when you go to system options does not work for DSi righti? i have AKAIO latest verison.

 

[Normmatt]

No not even commercial games can change the dsi brightness from what i've seen.

 

[zero383]

Hold SELECT and hit UP or DOWN volume button.

 

[Tokiopop]

There's also cheats to alter brightness in-game, if you're on a DS Lite or something.

 

[yeahitschris]

Hold SELECT and hit UP or DOWN volume button.

ah man thanks, one more question, can i install um AKAIO and MOONshell? some of the music i put in the acekard 2i, when using AKAIO sounds like it has too much bass in it.

btw, thanks so much for all the help

 

[zero383]

Yes, you can run Moonshell2. AKAIO is the firmware, Moonshell is a program you run from within AKAIO like any ROM.

 

[Another World]

here we go again with people typing their personal experiences into the wiki...

Revision as of 18:02, 30 June 2009
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dear unlogged-in user,
you do not need to express the use of the feature on the ds(i) as everyone knows the flash linker ak2.1 and 2i run on the ds and dsi. what is the point of making that clarification, all it does is add to the ascii count. getting to the point quickly should be the key to adding new information, not verbose implementations that can easily be disregarded by the reader. also you added "Most homebrew software can't support the soft reset feature" when in fact NO homebrew booted using akaio can be softreset. the feature is not implemented. norm tried for a few months to get it working with mixed results.

please do not add information that comes from your personal experiences and your limited knowledge base which is not a reflection of the general population.

-another world

 

[logical thinker]

I suggest to add this to the wiki:

Using quick save mode or even dma mode will drain your battery more than non dma mode (probably alot more).

 

[Another World]

norm did state that but someone would need to test it before we add it to the wiki. i'm much to busy right now to do this. if it was me i would fully charge my ds, boot a game using that mode and then let the intro play. however, i'm curious if the green loading text dma mode (quicksave) only uses more battery life when saving. if that is the case how can you really test that? you would have to play the same game, the same way (jumping at the same spot, killing the same enemies, etc), saving at the same points....

i guess we could add it to the faq if it was written in the following way.

'''*I swear my NDS/DSi has less battery life if I use the DMA-Quicksave mode, why?'''
There has been speculation that AKAIO's 3 DMA modes may drain the battery life differently. The following would be the order of battery drain from more to less: DMA-Quicksave, Old DMA mode, No DMA mode. Due to performance issues, it is not recommended to run ROMs without DMA. Instead to save battery life try unplugging your Slot-2 device and using a lower brightness setting.

how does that sound?

-another world

 

[logical thinker]

Sounds good. I would add that until someone tests it.

 

[Another World]

OK its been added. =)

-another world

 

[Smiths]

penis

 

[Another World]

boobie

-aw

 

[VatoLoco]

not trying to digress the thread any further into off-topicness.....

but i just gotta say it out loud real quick....vagina.

OK, back on topic...how 'bout that hot and steamy, tight little AKAIO wiki. MmmmHmmm=P

 

[phoenixclaws]

At least it's legal. *rofl*

 

[ppao]

can use this cheat in R4i ?

 

[zero383]

can use this cheat in R4i ?

What?

 

[UnFallen]

can use this cheat in R4i ?

What?

Dude zero383 ppao asked if they can use the boobie cheat on the R4i
coome on. get ur head in the game

edit/ also thanks akaio team. your firmware kicks ak's firm any day(even though its based on theirs lawl

)

 

[UnFallen]

can use this cheat in R4i ?

Wrong thread???

 

[logical thinker]

Read the last edit: http://wiki.gbatemp.net/wiki/index.php?tit...amp;oldid=27038
The author seems to be him: http://gbatemp.net/index.php?s=&showto...t&p=2120500