Hacking EZ5 1.6 kernel

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1. Lower touch screen can be operated, the five icon on the left side is: Brightness adjustment/Cheat toggle(not open yet)/Help/Option/Shutdown by descending order.

2. Removed the MicroSD speed setting and added icon size toggle in the system option.

3. The new kernel used second generation internal hybrid engine. no more savelist needed.

4. Moonshell 1.71 used as system kernel. DPG2 supported


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mirror : http://www.zshare.net/download/416801772aaa39/


source : http://ezflash.sosuke.com/about3199.html


PS : upgrade instruction :

1. Please backup your valuable data on the MicroSD, like the ROM and saver folder.

2. Format the MicroSD with FAT16

3. Extract the downloaded kernel package to the root folder of MicroSD. then copy the backuped data back.
4. Press the R key when boot up EZ5 cart till the EZ5 upgrade menu showa up. press R again to upgrade the kernel and A enter the new kernel after upgrade.

5. Click the "blue question mark" button to popup the Help window. Verify the version number on window title.

6. The "ez5upldr.bin" in the root folder can be deleted safely after kernel upgrade.


PS : this new kernel roxxxxx !
 

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QUOTE said:
1. Lower touch screen can be operated, the five icon on the left side is: Brightness adjustment/Cheat toggle(not open yet)/Help/Option/Shutdown by descending order.

2. Removed the MicroSD speed setting and added icon size toggle in the system option.

3. The new kernel used second generation internal hybrid engine. no more savelist needed.

4. Moonshell 1.71 used as system kernel. DPG2 supported

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EZV is back baby. Thanks for posting the news!
 

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cornaljoe posted a little overview of the bugs still present or newly present in the loader however. New kernel = awesome, but still not perfect. At least I have auto detec for save now
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cornaljoe Posted: Fri Oct 12, 2007 7:12 am  Post subject: Â
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Nice job EZTeam! Thanks for the update. It's not much of a change for me vs the 1.5 kernel. I was actually using the skin they decided to include as the default! It seems like a step forward in some ways but backward in others.

Bug Report

-Homebrew isn't detected as 'No Save'. All homebrew create a save that is 2M Flash.
-Homebrew without header info don't load a default icon and distort the file list.
Ex. DSLiveWeather, DS-85 v3(DLDI), SvSIP, Flickbook
-Homebrew show corrupt image on Touch Screen when booted.
Ex. DSLiveWeather, DS-85 v3(DLDI), DSMaterplus
-Homebrew with custom header info (via Romer 2.1) aren't centered.
-Pressing Start freezes the kernel
-DPG3 playback has audio and video sync issues not present in Moonshell 1.71
-Browsing while playing a MP3 causes lag not present in Moonshell 1.71
-Pressing L/R doesn't Pause/Play Next respectively
-ROMs with 64k EEPROM save type is detected as 512k EEPROM
Ex. 0366 - Tetris DS, 1491 - Bleach: The Blade of Fate
-Icons display transparent color as black instead of white.
-The red circle on the TITLEA.BMP isn't aligned with the CLOSEBTN.BMP
-EZ_SAVE.BMP isn't being read.
-English isn't included as a LANG(?).INI
-Some games freeze when exiting WiFi or doing in-game restart(not reset).
Ex. 0366 - Tetris DS, 1456 - Zelda: Phantom Hourglass

Cool Report

-OMG ITS HERE!!!
-The minor graphic and audio artifacts that occured while booting a game have been removed.
-Like Moonshell 1.71, it remembers the last directory you were in.
-MOONSHL directory is still compatible with Moonshell 1.71
-FAT32 still works. Maybe that's why I'm finding so many bugs!

I don't want to seem like I'm trashing the update. It's great! I just want to make sure all the bugs get recognized.

Edit: I spent like an hour testing things and most of my findings have already been posted.
Edit2: I can confirm FAT16 yields the same results. I wonder why they want us to format in FAT16? I'm keeping FAT32 so I can use WiFi with DSLinux(FAT16 breaks it for some reason).
 

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