Just used EFE. Open the nds file, go to code tab, Export Decompressed, then save the arm9.bin somewhere. GO to Replace, point to the arm9.bin you just saved and then click in save. Thats it.
Homebrew DS(i) Mode hacking progress thread
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But i can't open EFE. Visual Basic or something like that is needed on the pc?
You'll need the LibEveryFileExplorer.dll with the exe. Just extract all the zip into a folder.
Thank you mate. EFE is working. I will try some roms with this.
You don't need EFE anymore, bootstrap alreally handles arm9 descompression.
idk, tested with professor layton curious village and bootstrap can only open the arm9 decompressed rom. I'll try again...
Use this version of the bootstrap, it doesn't need manual arm9 decompression anymore as it's built in
This might sound stupid, and sorry for it but, i havent been following this thread, so, what its the current status/achievements on this project? the same stated at the OP?
The first DS roms can now be booted from the SD card, but they're very few and don't work quite right.
Euro version of Bust-A-Move DS works until you choose what kind of Puzzle you want...then...black screen
Did something change on that commit? And why compile a new version everytime something change? It could be just a little thing...
Heres a build of the latest commit
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there is no point really for tiny changes, people are just eager to see if there more game compatibility changes.
I hope there's a way to change the awful filter they use (I think it's bicubic) to bilinear, or the same one that's used for GBA VC. Would improve image quality a lot.
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You're supposed to replace the NDS bootstrap in the "_nds" folder with the updated one, then put your ROMs in the "nds" folder.
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NinStar:
I'm seeing a bunch of people trying to sell consoles for way more than what they are actually worth (regardless of the overall conditions) just because of the fucking motherboard revision -
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I was so confused when I saw 3 consoles costing twice as much as the average price you would expect
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plus there's thunder and lightning outside, and it'll rain soon, there's somehow no tornado watch tho -
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and to make it worse, the heat didn't sway my brother away from wanting to spend some time swimming on his birthday tomorrow
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if you have a habitable basement, the heat shouldn't be down there and that's where you should hang out
