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You have that the other way around. You can get the CID with the RaspberryPi and bruteforce ConsoleID.
You can also obtain your CID from a DSi Enhanced Game with a exploit (The Biggest Losser for example), an Arduino with an SD shield or even a rooted Android device, or just bruteforce both, but if you do a hardmod that's not the best option
 
You can also obtain your CID from a DSi Enhanced Game with a exploit (The Biggest Losser for example), an Arduino with an SD shield or even a rooted Android device, or just bruteforce both, but if you do a hardmod that's not the best option

How to proceed using a rooted android phone bro?
 
How to proceed using a rooted android phone bro?
If you have an rooted Android phone with a low level card reader the only thing you need to do is connect your hardmod to the device in any way and in a terminal list your connected devices, find the "SD card" and run a command like this
Code:
cat /sys/block/mmcblk0/device/cid
I'm not an expert using Linux, but I guess this will help you for get your CID

Obviusly you have to do this as su, or using sudo
 
i have one little question? if hiyacfw has full control over the dsi system could it be possible to port a flash cart like dsTT or another flash cart to add support for more ds homebrew?

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i have one little question? if hiyacfw has full control over the dsi system could it be possible to port a flash cart like dsTT or another flash cart to add support for more ds homebrew?
just figured i ask 0_0
 
I'm trying to follow the recommended guide, but I'm confused. I'm at "Section III - Installing the DSiWare app to a nand backup"

Steps 19 and 20 say:

"19. Open title.tmd in a hex editor. Go to offset 208 (Row 20, column 08). Delete it and everything after it, shortening the file.

20. Go to offset 1E7. Write down the two numbers you see there."


I don't understand. If I delete offset 208 and everything after it that leaves no 1E7, right?
 
I'm trying to follow the recommended guide, but I'm confused. I'm at "Section III - Installing the DSiWare app to a nand backup"

Steps 19 and 20 say:

"19. Open title.tmd in a hex editor. Go to offset 208 (Row 20, column 08). Delete it and everything after it, shortening the file.

20. Go to offset 1E7. Write down the two numbers you see there."


I don't understand. If I delete offset 208 and everything after it that leaves no 1E7, right?
Oops, that's a mistake. Follow those in reverse order, I'll fix them when I'm on my laptop
 
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Ok, well now I'm not sure about steps 27 through 32 from the same section I mentioned previously. When I run decrypt ticket.bat I get "Input filename invalid! ticket.tik"

Is that normal? None of the .tiks I copied from the mentioned folder are named ticket.tik. Should I rename them?
 
Ok, well now I'm not sure about steps 27 through 32 from the same section I mentioned previously. When I run decrypt ticket.bat I get "Input filename invalid! ticket.tik"

Is that normal? None of the .tiks I copied from the mentioned folder are named ticket.tik. Should I rename them?
Rename one of them to ticket.tik
 
Rename one of them to ticket.tik
Thanks. I went ahead and did that and went through with the rest of it. I got it to run on no$gba, but the dsiware I added wasn't there. Oh well, thanks again.


Edit:
Ok, so I think I have an idea of what the problem is. The 00000000.app crtool makes for me is 0kb. I had not noticed before.

Edit2:
So after keeping at it for a while I gave up and ended up using @dpad_5678 's sudokuhax installer. I was kinda hoping to use 4 swords, but oh well. It worked first try! BTW there is a typo in step 61.
 
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Thanks. I went ahead and did that and went through with the rest of it. I got it to run on no$gba, but the dsiware I added wasn't there. Oh well, thanks again.


Edit:
Ok, so I think I have an idea of what the problem is. The 00000000.app crtool makes for me is 0kb. I had not noticed before.

Edit2:
So after keeping at it for a while I gave up and ended up using @dpad_5678 's sudokuhax installer. I was kinda hoping to use 4 swords, but oh well. It worked first try! BTW there is a typo in step 61.
That reminds me, I was planning on adding the Sudokuhax installer to the guide. It's much easier than the lengthy process of normally installing something. Also look into fixing that typo as well, thanks
 
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