Hacking Is the R4DS linux compatible?

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I'm using Ubuntu and everything worked as expected.
Plugged in the usb microsd reader and a window popped up and I just copied the files and it worked.
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Using gentoo and supercard ds one without problems, it's just writing to a microsd card. Before upgrading to slot1 I didn't have any problem running supercard software through wine
 

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I'm using ubuntu and r4 works fine but it dosen't recognize the skins or cheat files..but when I copy the exact same files using windows on another pc, it works..anyone know how to fix this?
 

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Make sure you eject superrobb. Thats the only thing I dont like about Ubuntu right now



You mean as opposed to just ripping the reader out of the usb port in Windows? You are meant to eject a usb reader no matter what OS you are using.

Yes, you are suppose to, but no one does
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. But on Ubuntu(or any Linux disto I think) if you don't eject it doesn't save the data you put on it after you put it in.
 

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i used to justi ripp TF reader out of the usb port before, but after it killed my TF reader i started being careful and stopping usb readers before removing. i've also killed a old usb disk drive by just unplugging it before. also i never unplugged usb devices while it wrote or read, but didnt stop it from killing stuff...
 

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I'm using ubuntu and r4 works fine but it dosen't recognize the skins or cheat files..but when I copy the exact same files using windows on another pc, it works..anyone know how to fix this?


I had the same problem till I realized that you have to manually rename every file to capital letters. For the R4DS _system_ does not equal _SYSTEM_ also make sure CHEAT.DAT and all the skin files are capitals
 

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Make sure you rename the files to caps off of the card. FAT/FAT32 doesn't distinguish between caps, but the R4's system does.

a simple line of code does the trick.
Code:
rename 'y/a-z/A-Z/' *
 

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I had the same problem till I realized that you have to manually rename every file to capital letters. For the R4DS _system_ does not equal _SYSTEM_ also make sure CHEAT.DAT and all the skin files are capitals


do I have to rename every file in the kernel or just the folder and cheat.dat?

Make sure you rename the files to caps off of the card. FAT/FAT32 doesn't distinguish between caps, but the R4's system does.

a simple line of code does the trick.
Code:
rename 'y/a-z/A-Z/' *

how do I use this code..? sorry, but I'm just new to ubuntu/linux..
OT, how can I format the TF using linux?
 

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do I have to rename every file in the kernel or just the folder and cheat.dat?


how do I use this code..? sorry, but I'm just new to ubuntu/linux..
OT, how can I format the TF using linux?


I recommend capitalizing everything that comes in the archive from r4ds.com

To use that command just open a command line terminal and change into the microsd's directory which is probably /media/disk like mine. Then run that command. It is not recursive so you will have to run it in every subdirectory by changing into them and running it again.

I don't recommend formatting your microsd card in Linux, I have never been able to get a proper fat file system when using Linux. Since you are new to Linux I will assume you are dual booting (I single booting so I am stuck going to friends when I want to format any usb media) so just format under Windows for the best results.
 

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