There is no SysNAND manager tool yet.SORRY SORRY I WOULD SAY NITROHAX
(I'm on DSi 1.4.5E)
To be honest, it just to test, and I have the feeling that it doesn't work on sdnand
There is no SysNAND manager tool yet.SORRY SORRY I WOULD SAY NITROHAX
(I'm on DSi 1.4.5E)
To be honest, it just to test, and I have the feeling that it doesn't work on sdnand
Too bad, thank youThere is no SysNAND manager tool yet.
I made up .tia, and is now discontinued.Too bad, thank you
I heard about .tia files that can be installed like .cia but on DSi, do you know ?
Yes, it launches the game with cheats, if the .xml has cheats for your game.In DSi menu++ we can't use the screen touch, do you know if in nitrohax when we launch the game using "start" button that launch the game with cheat code ?
oh okayI made up .tia, and is now discontinued.
Yes, it launches the game with cheats, if the .xml has cheats for your game.
If you mean in DSiMenu++ itself, then it is unknown, since DSiMenu++ starts with NTR touch mode, in order for touch in DS games to work.oh okay
And in an update, will you add the touchscreen ?
okay and I read above what is the file "bootthis" at the root of the sdcard, why sometime it isn't removed itself and I need to remove it from pc ?If you mean in DSiMenu++ itself, then it is unknown, since DSiMenu++ starts with NTR touch mode, in order for touch in DS games to work.
When you launch a DSiWare .nds file, DSiMenu++ moves it to the SD root, and renames it to "bootthis.dsi" for Unlaunch to boot it.okay and I read above what is the file "bootthis" at the root of the sdcard, why sometime it isn't removed itself and I need to remove it from pc ?
Yes I know it but sometime this file is still at the root and when I want to launch another dsiware, I get an error (bootthis.dsi is already in the root, or a thing like that) and I need to do the manipulation myself on pc, do you know why ?When you launch a DSiWare .nds file, DSiMenu++ moves it to the SD root, and renames it to "bootthis.dsi" for Unlaunch to boot it.
When starting DSiMenu++ again, it moves it back, and renames it back to what it was before.
Probably fails to rename it to it's prior .nds filename.Yes I know it but sometime this file is still at the root and when I want to launch another dsiware, I get an error (bootthis.dsi is already in the root, or a thing like that) and I need to do the manipulation myself on pc, do you know why ?
okay, thank you for answering all my questions ^^Probably fails to rename it to it's prior .nds filename.
If you have a dsi just switch it on and press A to boot to stock firmware.Robz8, can you possibly help me out? I followed the dsi.cfw.guide down to every last step and got it all to work, even the “Replacing the System Menu” part due to having a 4gb SD card.
My problem now is that I can’t access stock firmware or stock system settings. I keep getting the black error screen and I’m not sure how to fix it.
Sorry in advance for posting here if there are any help threads, I saw you actively replying here so I figured here would be best.
If you have a dsi just switch it on and press A to boot to stock firmware.
I don't remember me which file is on sd card at the end, post a screen of your sdcard root, maybe I can help youHey thanks! That worked. One more question while I’m here: after following the guide, what files can I remove that I don’t need? The guide didn’t seem to have a clean up section like the 3DS guide does.
If you speak about the pink over the title and name text for game and folder its a bug
- Can I change this horrible pink of the menu (selection) somehow? Is it normal anyway?
- The boxart option is great, big thanks. Am I right that there'll come support for different kind and size of pictures?
If you speak about the pink over the title and name text for game and folder its a bug
For sometime is here sometimes no
hey is there actually anyway to run wifi using actual ds cartridges (still no AR)You can either run a cheat code or patch the ROM. Because you're using a ROM, it's probably best that you use WfcPatcher. You will need a WEP or unsecured network connection, though. A phone hotspot should work too. If you can't use a hotspot, you may be able to set up a secondary connection on your WiFi router, and with MAC filtering (for security) if possible.