Hacking G6 Real Ipod App

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So, there's a pretty popular ipod clone/music player homebrew for the DS but I can't get it to run on my G6.

Is it possible at all, do you know how to fix it, or should I just stop trying?

~Thanks, Emmy.
 

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Are you talking about Lick Media Player?

You need to leave it to load it can take a while, I had it running on my G6.

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LMP-ng requires dldi drivers which support unaligned reads.

does the g6 driver support unaligned reads?
you can test this with the "dldi tester" app.

or maybe someone already knows and can tell you.
 

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LMP-ng does work I have it running on my G6 I DLDI patched then put it on left it for about 2 minutes to load.

The Auto DLDI patching on the G6 tends to fail most of the time.

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Do you have the LMP-ng at the root of your card?
DLDI patching only works if you run it from the root of your G6 Real
Run it via the 'My Card' menu.
 

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