DSLinux does not work, and it only shows a white screen.

Did you try DLDI patching the file? Anyway, DSLinux is almost completely useless if you don't have a RAM expansion. Most things crash, and you can't even connect to the Wi-Fi.

 

try turning off the softreset hooks.

in the past some users had an issue with the akaio dldi that was fixed by using the official acekard kernel dldi file. might want to try that as well.

-another world

 

Well, why do you want to run DSLinux in the first place? Can you use other homebrew or something?

 

i don't see how that is any of your business nor how that furthers the conversation. why be confrontational with the OP. the reasons behind their question are not our concern.

-another world

 

http://wiki.gbatemp.net/wiki/AKAIO#.28Tab_4.29_Default_Patch_Options

you can either try switching the hooking method or just turn off soft-reset. turning off soft-reset will also stop the hb soft-reset from hooking.

http://wiki.gbatemp.net/wiki/AKAIO#NDS_Homebrew

you can also goto the rom settings for that 1 .nds homebrew file and turn off soft-reset and/or change the hooking methods.

-another world

 

Another World: Okay, I get it. I just wanted to know if there was any functionality (EG: Web browsing) that they wanted that could be reproduced elsewhere.
Hellothere: On Wood R4 (should be the same on AKAIO) you need to A: Download a new copy of DSLinux, B: Hit start, C: go over to Settings, D: Change the arrow at the top until it says "Patches" E: Change Reset Hotkey and Reset in Game to off, and F: Hit OK and save settings.

 

no, i'm saying you switch the method or turn it off, not to make use of it. the hook patches into ram before the homebrew loads, it can cause issues that will make it not work. so switchin it will switch the patch, one may allow the hb to load where the other would not.

to turn off soft-rest you either do it in the options of akaio or in the properties of the file itself. info is in the wiki links i posted above.

-another world

 

you turned off soft-reset in tab 4 of the settings?

then try the dldi file from the official acekard kernel.

-another world

 

ok, that accomplishes the exact same thing but on a per-rom basis.

-another world

 

did you try the dldi swap?

and you read all the info online: http://www.dslinux.org/wiki/RunningDSLinux.html? you put everything in root as per the instructions?

did you extract the archive using WinZip?

did you extract directly to your msd card as per the instructions?

did you try running your copy on a ds emu, just to double check that it is working?

-another world