Homebrew Any use for SudokuHax?

[8BitWalugi]

Hey there, I've had Sudokuhax installed on my DSi for years now, ever since it was first released. Has there been any use for it at all aside from homebrew games? Emulators even. Mainly curious about ROM loading, but I really doubt it was ever possible.

Thanks

 

[xtheman]

For loading roms, this exists
https://github.com/Robz8/SRLoader
http://gbatemp.net/threads/ds-i-mode-hacking-progress-thread.413015/page-215#post-7322962

 

[8BitWalugi]

For loading roms, this exists
https://github.com/Robz8/SRLoader
http://gbatemp.net/threads/ds-i-mode-hacking-progress-thread.413015/page-215#post-7322962

Incredible, I had no idea. Can this be run with Sudokuhax or does it need NAND access?

 

[Ryccardo]

Incredible, I had no idea. Can this be run with Sudokuhax or does it need NAND access?

Sudokuhax (like every DSiware exploit, and every DSiware by itself) has nand access by definition

 

[8BitWalugi]

Sudokuhax (like every DSiware exploit, and every DSiware by itself) has nand access by definition

Can I install DSiWare to my system like .cias on a 3DS?

 

[Ryccardo]

Can I install DSiWare to my system like .cias on a 3DS?

The equivalent of .cia for DSi is .tad.

However there is no free tad manager (only Nintendo's TwlNMenu, which may or may not exist encrypted and signed for retail systems)
And similiarly there's no free nds>tad packaging tool (only Nintendo's maketad, which may or may not be able to create retail-signed tads)

On the other hand, DSiware exploit means full nand backup and restore (with dgTool), which can be decrypted with TwlTool, which allows you to manually install signed commercial DSiwares (check out the two topics in this very section about downgrading, especially after the end of this february)!