Hacking DSaveManager v0.1 for DS/3DS

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Sawing off the nub is not really necessary. You can make something that bridges the contacts of the 3DS card to the contacts in the NDS card slot.
 
KazoWAR said:
Sawing off the nub is not really necessary. You can make something that bridges the contacts of the 3DS card to the contacts in the NDS card slot.
Elaborate?
 
xakota said:
KazoWAR said:
Sawing off the nub is not really necessary. You can make something that bridges the contacts of the 3DS card to the contacts in the NDS card slot.
Elaborate?
He means like, using wires to connect the contacts inside the DS to the 3DS's contacts.
 
Snailface said:
KazoWAR said:
Sawing off the nub is not really necessary. You can make something that bridges the contacts of the 3DS card to the contacts in the NDS card slot.
Could the ARDSi be used as a passthrough?

I do not think so, it will be trying to get the save file off of the ARDSi
 
Kentoss said:
I get that Crediar doesn't support the NDS Adaptor Plus, but it at least doesn't mutilate the cartridge. Plus it's a lot more convenient.
There is a lot of DSi flashcarts that run in ds mode on 3DS. No need to cut anything if you use a 3DS.
 
This might be a bit out of place but has anyone been able to get this utility to actually function? I've modified the dsm.ini file with the correct address but when I load both the nds and ini file ( and yes you need to load the ini file on the same cart because the program specifically asks for it) the program says that it can't find the dsm.ini file and defaults to a pre programmed ip address and then can't connect to the PC running the .exe file... any assistance or thorough guide on the installation and use of this utility would be greatly appreciated...
 
xakota said:
linuxares said:
Don't know if Crediar read this section, but if you do or anyone else.

Does the 3DS send on the same "pins" as the DS does? Now I mean exactly the same in DS or 3DS mode?
Read the OP.
QUOTEDS cards and 3DS cards are using the same pinout and the same
voltage. Only the protocol for reading the ROM differs!

I'd try this if it didn't involve filing the 3DS card 0_0

I read, but more for the games I think of. I start to wonder if the game signal is encrypted to the 3DS itself.
 
alphamarusan said:
This might be a bit out of place but has anyone been able to get this utility to actually function? I've modified the dsm.ini file with the correct address but when I load both the nds and ini file ( and yes you need to load the ini file on the same cart because the program specifically asks for it) the program says that it can't find the dsm.ini file and defaults to a pre programmed ip address and then can't connect to the PC running the .exe file... any assistance or thorough guide on the installation and use of this utility would be greatly appreciated...

make sure the dsm.ini is on the root of your card and the .nds is dldi patched if your cart does not have auto-dldi.

Mbmax said:
QUOTE(Kentoss @ Apr 6 2011, 11:21 PM) I get that Crediar doesn't support the NDS Adaptor Plus, but it at least doesn't mutilate the cartridge. Plus it's a lot more convenient.
There is a lot of DSi flashcarts that run in ds mode on 3DS. No need to cut anything if you use a 3DS.

I thought the 3DS, like the DSi, didn't allow you to swap cartridges, even in DS mode.
 
KazoWAR said:
Mbmax said:
Kentoss said:
I get that Crediar doesn't support the NDS Adaptor Plus, but it at least doesn't mutilate the cartridge. Plus it's a lot more convenient.
There is a lot of DSi flashcarts that run in ds mode on 3DS. No need to cut anything if you use a 3DS.

I thought the 3DS, like the DSi, didn't allow you to swap cartridges, even in DS mode.
That is correct, i forgot this little detail which is very important. Then maybe the NDS Adaptor Plus is the way to go.
 
or buy a slot 1 for Ds lite solder it with cable on an old DS cart to make an adaptator to use on ds lite without mutilate the 3DS cart

and it will be cheaper
 
Alright... so placing the ini file in the root of the card solved the location issue but now the program just hangs on Connecting via WFC data... I'm not sure what else I'm supposed to do at this point... I connect with a WPA2 protocol to the network and it tested fine... but it still can't seem to connect to my PC despite verifying my IP three times... anyone know of a guide by the coder on troubleshooting this utility?
 
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