I have loaded Lego Ninjago onto my son's R4i v1.5 card but when he tries to open it I get the following error message: Load rom errcode =-4 Please reset system I had read a few of the threads and it mentions the firmware but I'm not sure how to tell what firmware it is running. There is a TTMENU.SYS file on the card but not TTDS folder.
Ok, first is v1.5 the kernel it's running or its claimed support. It it claims DSi 1.5 support it must be a really shitty clone. You could try running YSMenu through Retro Game Fan's updates, but it probably won't work. What is the web adress on the sticker, if you tell me it will be much easier to find your problem.
first , you should check if your kernel is updated to the latest then try the Retrogamefan's dstt clone just like NES SNES said !
The web link is broken, doesn't work. I wouldn't even worry about checking your kernel, just try retrogamefans's updates. It's definitely your best choice.
Yep! It is an update of the menus of a few carts, kindly made by retrogamefan. You can find it, and instructions on how to run it, here: http://gbatemp.net/t267243-retrogamefan-updates-releases
Just download from here http://gbatemp.net/t267243-retrogamefan-updates-releases and run the NDS file on your DS. You could later try deleting your old firmware, and just using retro's updates, but that doesn't work on most cards.
go here http://www.linfoxdomain.com/nintendo/ds/ find the one for your cart by searching (ctrl+F) using your cart's website (it should be under r4igold.cn, NOT r41gold.cn. no "www"). there's a v1.9 english firmware there. as for retrogamefan's multicart update, go here http://filetrip.net/file.php?id=25082 read the text files there, especially the one that says "known carts that can use DSTT firmware", as it lists all the clones (and their websites, it's sort of an ID of the clone) and which solution works for it. basically, it'll either change your firmware to one that works with most games, or leave your firmware intact and let you use another firmware that you load as in-between before loading your games. kinda like this: you boot up, look for the alternate loader, boot that one up and you're in another firmware entirely. from that secondary firmware, most games should work. that's where you wanna load games that don't work on your native firmware.
