Homebrew Homebrew wifi problem

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When I run homebrew applications on my NDS Lite, wifi refuses to work
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Commercial games don't have problems, only homebrew. Now, I found this wifi fixer and it worked for BEUP, but it doesn't work for DSLinux. And I really need it. So if anyone can help me with this, please.
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you must be clever. So listen up go into your router's settings. Go to wi-fi settings on ur ds. find your connection and below enter ur own ip adress etc. On the routers status page it should say the numbers u need

Note when it says ip adress put the last number high like 60
 
Deathmore said:
you must be clever. So listen up go into your router's settings. Go to wi-fi settings on ur ds. find your connection and below enter ur own ip adress etc. On the routers status page it should say the numbers u need

Note when it says ip adress put the last number high like 60

Adding a static ip doesn;t work. I can't even find ap's with beup (not-patched version)
 
Is your SSID hidden? Can you connect with DSOrganize? What device do you have, and do you have slot-2 RAM (DSLinux will run out of RAM when attempting to connect to the Internet if you don't have slot-2 RAM available)?
 
DanTheManMS said:
Is your SSID hidden? Can you connect with DSOrganize? What device do you have, and do you have slot-2 RAM (DSLinux will run out of RAM when attempting to connect to the Internet if you don't have slot-2 RAM available)?

i've got both acekard2 and m3 real. DSOrganize connects to the homebrew database etc. No slot-2 ram.
 
Then DSLinux is probably crashing as it attempts to connect to the Internet. The more recent builds use up a bit more memory than they used to, which is why this is happening.
 
uhm did u make sure that ur settings are the firmware settings that the homebrew can use

best way to do that is to go into a game and put in ur wifi settings and click save w.e

then see if u can go into ur homebrew apps then cuz some hb apps autoread the ds firmware wifi settings
 

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