Homebrew DSi Downgrading - The Complete Guide

[nastys]

By the way, some builtin sd card reader should work as long as they're real SD card readers. Just insert any sd card, if the device name is /dev/mmcblk? not /dev/sd?, you're good to go.

I believe all Android phones use /dev/mmcblkx instead of /dev/sdx as well, but since they use a microSD slot you would need an SD to microSD adapter (they do exist).
By the way I have an Orange Pi, which unfortunately has a microSD slot

 

[JimmyZ]

There's a pecial version of linux who load itself in the memory of the PI (permit to swap SD)

Yeah, use that.

I believe all Android phones use /dev/mmcblkx instead of /dev/sdx as well, but since they use a microSD slot you would need an SD to microSD adapter (they do exist).
By the way I have an Orange Pi, which unfortunately has a microSD slot

Recent raspberry pi uses microSD slot too...

 

[Lord_Friky]

Recent raspberry pi uses microSD slot too...

You can solder it in the board directly

 

[nastys]

You can solder it in the board directly

Or just get one of these

 

[Aletron9000]

When testing the nand in no$gba is it supposed to say 1.4 in system settings, because mine still says 1.4.5

 

[Ghost]

When testing the nand in no$gba is it supposed to say 1.4 in system settings, because mine still says 1.4.5

You didn't downgrade the system version title.

 

[Aletron9000]

You didn't downgrade the system version title.

what version of that title should i download? I did not see to downgrade that title in the guide

 

[Ghost]

what version of that title should i download? I did not see to downgrade that title in the guide

It's not in the guide.

 

[Aletron9000]

It's not in the guide.

So is there any way to check that i am on 1.4 if system settings says 1.4.5?

 

[Ghost]

So is there any way to check that i am on 1.4 if system settings says 1.4.5?

You can obtain the title via NUS.

 

[ToneCapone-RF]

So is there any way to check that i am on 1.4 if system settings says 1.4.5?

Its USA V4 from NUS Downloader

 

[siamese]

@Gadorach

including version downgrading will show system is on 1.4, it would look like this in your title downgrading section:

4)Version

[DS Icon] -> [System] -> [0003000F484E4CXX - System Settings] -> [[Your Region Here]] -> [v4]

Version 4 of 0003000F484E4C45 is 1.4U this was tested and confirmed in this tread by @MarioMasta64

http://gbatemp.net/threads/dsi-version-data.479640/

 

[MarioMasta64]

@Gadorach

including version downgrading will show system is on 1.4, it would look like this in your title downgrading section:

4)Version

[DS Icon] -> [System] -> [0003000F484E4CXX - System Settings] -> [[Your Region Here]] -> [v4]

Version 4 of 0003000F484E4C45 is 1.4U this was tested and confirmed in this tread by @MarioMasta64

http://gbatemp.net/threads/dsi-version-data.479640/

or was it :^) but yea it was

 

[smf]

So is there any way to check that i am on 1.4 if system settings says 1.4.5?

You could just downgrade the version number to 1.4 without downgrading anything else, checking the version number is therefore pointless.

The only way you can really tell if it's been successfully downgraded is to check that the exploits work.

 

[Jhynjhiruu]

Shouldn't you change the DS cart whitelist step so it says 41 (the code for all regions, like you said when downloading it) rather than XX?

 

[Deleted-394630]

When I'm doing the Decrypiting Nand part I get: TWLTool v1.1 by WulfyStylez Special thanks to CaitSith2

Error, expected 32 hex characters when parsing text "CID.bin"

 

[dark_samus3]

When I'm doing the Decrypiting Nand part I get: TWLTool v1.1 by WulfyStylez Special thanks to CaitSith2

Error, expected 32 hex characters when parsing text "CID.bin"

You have to input the contents of cid.bin, rather than just specifying it as an input filename.

 

[Deleted-394630]

You have to input the contents of cid.bin, rather than just specifying it as an input filename.

Oh, okay.

 

[MarioMasta64]

op please update twltool. its old and *has* bricked people.

 

[Gadorach]

op please update twltool. its old and *has* bricked people.

You can't brick as a result of using TWLtool unless you delete your original NAND image. That's silly. If you mod your NAND without a hardmod, that's on you. Keep a backup and get it hardmodded if it needs to be fixed.