hello guys i have 2ds and no have option ratio. How solve it?

 

It's because you selected the wrong console on first boot.
Delete "settings.ini" at "sd:/_nds/TWiLightMenu/", then launch the app again.

 

Hello! I haven't been online here in the couple of months, but i do have one question. I haven't used my Dsi in months, and im planning to use it. It is at Unlaunch 1.8 and TWLMenu 0.18.0. Any help to update it to the latest version? Thanks.

 

Hey, Alex. I installed Unlaunch 2.0, but my HiyaCFW doesn't appear. Does this mean i have to do a full clean install?

 

Does the DSi's firmware have any control over the charging of the DSi? I installed unlaunch and TWiLightMenu++ (I think, this was a while ago), and i was not able to charge it after I installed everything. The charging light does not turn on, and the battery is almost dead. Did I just get really unlucky with my timing? I just want to make sure that the port is the problem before I go out and buy a replacement.

 

Check:

• Different charger (and/or your charger on another DSi or 2|3DS system)
• Different battery (and/or your battery inside another DSi)
• Carefully(!) pushing the plug into various directions while connected to see if it is a loose connection.
• The continuity on micro fuses. One fuse (labeled F1) is right next to the charging connector. I think there is an F2 somewhere else on the mainboard. The power daughter board has it’s own fuse.

 

Hi

Yes, it is enough to get you setup to play games and Homebrew.

If you use other DSi functions often (such as the Camera or DSiWare that's already installed), and you have a 2GB SD card, I recommend HiyaCFW. If all you want to do is play downloaded games and such, you can go without it. It is not really necessary to any homebrew functions.

Yes, you can uninstall everything and it would almost be as if it was never there.

R4 cards sometimes have "timebombs" that cause it to stop working eventually (but not all of them), not to mention that it'd be more expensive, assuming you already have an SD card lying around. They do have the advantage of making no modifications to your system.

(All you need for CFW is an SD card and a DSi)

In short, I would go with CFW, but that's up to you. However you want to do it, have fun with your DSi

 

If I recall correctly, there are traces of Unlaunch in the NAND, but the standard user would never know.

Good luck

 

Do you have "boot.nds" on the SD root?

 

I deleted everything then it worked.