Hacking bliss OS

[g3p3nk]

hi, i'm using the newest bliss' custom OS.

i'm wondering if we can rename a file name directly from NDS, and not going to PC just to rename a file?

my question is directed more to renaming the gba.sav file. as you know when you hit 3in1 menu -> sRAM, it'll copy current sav file in its PSRAM into microSD, and naming it sth like ----.gba.sav (i think, i dont remember the order)

i always change gba game most of the time (and most the time always using NOR, cuz games like pokemon would require this)
then assuming i'm doing the back-up often, i'd have those presetNamed sav files, which are confusing. thus i'm wondering if there is a way to rename the file w/o going into PC.

thanks for the answer~ =D

 

[Bri]

DSOrganize will allow you to rename, copy, move, and delete files.

I think there's also a way to make the Bliss menu not store multiple save files with the 3in1.

-Bri

 

[Minox]

DSBrowser is able to do it too.

 

[helpme]

you can rename files with dsorganize dsorganize

 

[g3p3nk]

howdy, that was fast.. i click refresh and there are 3 replies already..
thanks guys!! =D

so this is more like a comment.. why bliss OS can play .mp3, read .txt, but not pictures? like .jpg, .png, .bmp? been wondering for a while x] altho that's not really a problem, since ak2 comes w/ moonshell, but it'd be a nice add-on if it can open pictures as well, then i can just remove moonshell~ lol
havent tried it it can play movie or not (.dpg), more like, i dont know how to convert a movie into .dpg.. if anyone would guide me, it'd be awesome!

yea, back to opening pictures. is there any reason why it's not being implemented? don't get me wrong, i like bliss custom' OS alot! i'm just asking out of curiosity, nothing more~

 

[Bri]

Good question, actually. I'm guessing the answer is that Bliss doesn't care to launch pictures from his menu, and therefore hasn't spent the time to write a plug-in for it. There are, of course, homebrew apps that can view images (any of which could likely be made into a plug-in).

-Bri