Hacking Does this cart support ntrboot

[DEEP_STEEL]

Yes it works just fine with it....

 

[VixenCult]

And why can't they google, or check the guide or another reputable source themselves? Hell half the time they don't even check old threads they just make a new post "Does my flashcard work with NTRBootHaX"? <insert pic>.

You can only spoon feed someone so much else they'll choke when feeding themselves.

Waittt slow down you silly person.I asked if that MODEL of R4 Revolution works.I am not stupid an I am also not blind

 

[Majickhat55]

Waittt slow down you silly person.I asked if that MODEL of R4 Revolution works.I am not stupid an I am also not blind

It was a generalization, not specifically aimed towards you. Also, the Github repo as well as the guide specifically states which cards work and which don't; including clones. All you have to do is read the release notes/commits to learn what's currently supported if the picture isn't enough. I wasn't trying to be rude yet, it's like when people are told, "Hey only these work with this" the most common reply is, "Well does this one work?" I'm sorry but when it's explicitly stated only these (or clones of) work it's ignorant to ask about anything else.

IMO this is like changing oil in your car when the manual specifically states your car needs 5W-30 Synthetic and you ask if you can use 5W-20 instead. Your manual tells you that's the only oil you should be using. Yet, you go to autozone and ask if you can use 5W-20 because it's what you have. He tells you no, and reinforces the fact the manual says you can only use XX. So you use it anyway, the viscosity is too low and your car overheats after a while and you try to blame the mechanic for not forcing you to use the right oil. Knowing you never should have asked about it in the first place.

When commits are pushed, they are viewable to the public. I just don't see why it's so hard to check straight from the source before asking about a card that had you checked, you'd already have an answer.