Hacking Editing files on flashcart

[MarioMasta64]

Hello, I was wondering if there was a file manager of sorts that is able to read files off a flashcart

 

[ahezard]

There is this for nds flashcard : https://github.com/ahezard/woodfilemanager/releases/tag/alpha.1 . You can copy file from your flashcard to your 3ds sd. The compatibility will depend of your flashcard and it is needed to apply the dldi patch of your flashcard.

 

[MarioMasta64]

There is this for nds flashcard : https://github.com/ahezard/woodfilemanager/releases/tag/alpha.1 . You can copy file from your flashcard to your 3ds sd. The compatibility will depend of your flashcard and it is needed to apply the dldi patch of your flashcard.

will it work R4i-SDHC RTS 3DS?

 

[ahezard]

Maybe, I cannot tell, you have to try.

Run that : https://filetrip.net/dl?iY9Hvnd84j on your card this will produce a .dldi file on the root of your flashcard sd.
Then on your PC in command line you run dlditool.exe (https://github.com/ahezard/nds-hb-menu/raw/master/dlditool.exe) on the .nds using this file :
dlditool.exe your_file.dldi WoodFileManager.nds
Finally using make_cia (https://github.com/ahezard/nds-hb-menu/raw/master/make_cia.exe) you convert it as a cia that you can install on your 3ds :
make_cia.exe --srl=WoodFileManager.nds

 

[MarioMasta64]

Maybe, I cannot tell, you have to try.

Run that : https://filetrip.net/dl?iY9Hvnd84j on your card this will produce a .dldi file on the root of your flashcard sd.
Then on your PC in command line you run dlditool.exe (https://github.com/ahezard/nds-hb-menu/raw/master/dlditool.exe) on the .nds using this file :
dlditool.exe your_file.dldi WoodFileManager.nds
Finally using make_cia (https://github.com/ahezard/nds-hb-menu/raw/master/make_cia.exe) you convert it as a cia that you can install on your 3ds :
make_cia.exe --srl=WoodFileManager.nds

-has linux- oh ok.

 

[ahezard]

Well if you have linux you can get the corresponding binaries by installing devKitPro for linux and execute them in the same order.

 

[MarioMasta64]

Well if you have linux you can get the corresponding binaries by installing devKitPro for linux and execute them in the same order.

make_cia.exe

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Well if you have linux you can get the corresponding binaries by installing devKitPro for linux and execute them in the same order.

dlditool.exe

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Well if you have linux you can get the corresponding binaries by installing devKitPro for linux and execute them in the same order.

More cards could be compatible by dldi patching the .nds file :
dlditool.exe your_driver.dldi akmenu4_r4_dsi.nds
and rebuild the cia :
make_cia --srl=akmenu4_r4_dsi.nds

 

[ahezard]

Well it is dlditool and make_cia on linux, without the exe . I usually build on linux but I do not assume people use it. Install devkitpro and it should be ok :
- wget http://sourceforge.net/projects/devkitpro/files/Automated Installer/devkitARMupdate.pl
- sudo perl devkitARMupdate.pl
- export DEVKITPRO=~/devkitPro
- export DEVKITARM=${DEVKITPRO}/devkitARM
Then
- dlditool your_file.dldi WoodFileManager.nds
- make_cia --srl=WoodFileManager.nds

 

[MarioMasta64]

Well it is dlditool and make_cia on linux, without the exe . I usually build on linux but I do not assume people use it. Install devkitpro and it should be ok :
- wget http://sourceforge.net/projects/devkitpro/files/Automated Installer/devkitARMupdate.pl
- sudo perl devkitARMupdate.pl
- export DEVKITPRO=~/devkitPro
- export DEVKITARM=${DEVKITPRO}/devkitARM
Then
- dlditool your_file.dldi WoodFileManager.nds
- make_cia --srl=WoodFileManager.nds

well i have devkitpro already (as i was testing fasthax) but alright ill try it (later tho)

 

[Chris_Highwind]

I'm hoping DLDI patches might make woodfilemanager work with my DSTWO, but I don't have a PC to do the patch with. Currently TWLoader and NTR Loader both give a black screen, and the cia boots, but won't access the flashcard.

 

[slaphappygamer]

After all that trouble, why not just eject the sd card. It's not like you'll have to remove the back cover.

 

[Chris_Highwind]

After all that trouble, why not just eject the sd card. It's not like you'll have to remove the back cover.

At the moment, I tend to use my old Android 2.1 phone to put files on the flashcard, as I can't take the SD card out of my current phone wirhout taking the SIM card with it, and I don't have a PC I can use either. I don't really use my flashcard much anyways, at least not until Skawo releases Newer SMB DS.