Homebrew [Discontinued] TWLoader - CTR-mode NDS app

[vander263]

@Robz8, help me, it's the same problem from last time, the TWLoader freezes when veryfing the banners of the games, i've already deleted the bnricons and nothing, what i need to do?

 

[RocketRobz]

@Robz8, help me, it's the same problem from last time, the TWLoader freezes when veryfing the banners of the games, i've already deleted the bnricons and nothing, what i need to do?

I dunno what to do. I'm not getting that problem.

 

[stl25]

I admire the dedication of all involved with TWLoader and nds bootstrap. It must be challenging and time consuming, but hopefully will yield the results it's dev set out for. Thanks again to all involved.

 

[RocketRobz]

@vander263 Try formatting your SD Card. Set the cluster size to either 32kb or 64kb.

 

[vander263]

But then i'm gonna lose everything, i use Emunand yet

 

[NightScript]

But then i'm gonna lose everything, i use Emunand yet

Make a backup

 

[ClockSmasher]

But then i'm gonna lose everything, i use Emunand yet

Just copy alla yer junk onto your desktop, ya looney!

 

[vander263]

But when u format, you don't lose the Emunand partition?

 

[RocketRobz]

But when u format, you don't lose the Emunand partition?

When you format, you will lose EmuNAND, so that's why you backup EmuNAND, first. You can use Decrypt9 to backup EmuNAND.
And of course, all of your files in the regular partition will be gone, so back them up as well.

 

[vander263]

^Okay i'm doing the backup, after i format, how i'm going to restore the emunand?

 

[RocketRobz]

^Okay i'm doing the backup, after i format, how i'm going to restore the emunand?

After you backup EmuNAND, you should be able to restore EmuNAND.bin with Decrypt9.

 

[vander263]

Oh ok, so when i backup all files from the SD, format it, and put it back, the CTRBOOTMANAGER should work with HBL right? it doesn't depend on EmuNand right?

 

[RocketRobz]

Oh ok, so when i backup all files from the SD, format it, and put it back, the CTRBOOTMANAGER should work with HBL right? it doesn't depend on EmuNand right?

Yes.
Oh, after you backed up all of your files, including EmuNAND.bin, format the SD with EmuNAND9, so you'll still have an EmuNAND partition to restore on.

 

[Link_of_Hyrule]

@Robz8 it would be a cool feature to have some sort of system where it scans the games and downloads the per app settings as they are tested and found what settings work best for which games. Anyways keep up the great work as always.

 

[Felipne87r]

Where goes the roms?
I put it on SD:/nds
But no appears

 

[umbjolt]

Where goes the roms?
I put it on SD:/nds
But no appears

Default rom location is SD:\roms\nds

 

[ClockSmasher]

I'm running the latest stable 6.6 release of Luma, the latest A9LH, etc. Games just have rather long load times (I tried New Super Mario Bros. and Super Mario 64 DS - the former is so slow that it appears to freeze on a white screen when booting, but the 3DS itself isn't frozen) which might just be because of the relatively slower speeds of SD cards compared to cartridges, but there is also audio crackling. My R4i Gold, however, runs absolutely fine when booting through TWLoader, as if I had just launched it from the home menu. Clock rate settings in TWLoader make no difference.

Would like to double this notion with my own experience. Playing SM64DS and the load times are abysmal. Also audio crackling. I thought this was supposed to load up digital forms of DS games to run in the nds bootstrap? If so, then why is there so much difficulty in running these properly? I mean I get the code's still pretty early, but from what I understand, the nds bootstrap is already a standard in all 3DS consoles, and is the firmware to read NDS game cartridges in the first place, right?

 

[GerbilSoft]

Would like to double this notion with my own experience. Playing SM64DS and the load times are abysmal. Also audio crackling. I thought this was supposed to load up digital forms of DS games to run in the nds bootstrap? If so, then why is there so much difficulty in running these properly? I mean I get the code's still pretty early, but from what I understand, the nds bootstrap is already a standard in all 3DS consoles, and is the firmware to read NDS game cartridges in the first place, right?

nds-bootstrap is homebrew that redirects Slot-1 access to SD. This isn't an easy task, since, among other things, DS games can access Slot-1 from either ARM9 or ARM7, but the SD card is only accessible from ARM7.

You're thinking of TWL_FIRM, which is used for DS mode in general (and by nds-bootstrap), but doesn't have the ability to run DS games from SD card at all.

 

[ClockSmasher]

nds-bootstrap is homebrew that redirects Slot-1 access to SD. This isn't an easy task, since, among other things, DS games can access Slot-1 from either ARM9 or ARM7, but the SD card is only accessible from ARM7.

You're thinking of TWL_FIRM, which is used for DS mode in general (and by nds-bootstrap), but doesn't have the ability to run DS games from SD card at all.

Oh, alright. Do I need nds-bootstrap to run TWLoader more effectively?

 

[GerbilSoft]

Oh, alright. Do I need nds-bootstrap to run TWLoader more effectively?

TWLoader includes a copy of nds-bootstrap.