Homebrew Okiwi?? - - - Help!!!

[tom-man]

Okiwi

i need help on how to install Okiwi on my ndstt i can't figure it out!!!!

 

[lolzed]

what is your card,if it supports dldi then just drag and drop to your sd card also,i thought that okiwi doesnt actually do anything,just sticks at its personal page?

 

[ChuckMcB]

Here's some more help with Okiwi.

If you get stuck, let us know exactly how far you got and what, if any, errors you got.

 

[tom-man]

i get up to the thing spinning around for ever

 

[8BitWalugi]

I don't get what's so good about Okiwi. Anyone care to explain for me?

 

[ChuckMcB]

i get up to the thing spinning around for everThat means it's not able to load the homepage which is the Blog of hte person who made it.

Have you:
- set your DS up with a retail WiFi game?
- tested any other Homebrew WiFi app (eg. Beup)?
- (if the above doesn't work) make sure your SSID is not hidden and give your DS a fixed IP address and enter DNS servers - rather than using server assigned.

QUOTE(8BitWalugi @ Sep 25 2009, 11:41 AM) I don't get what's so good about Okiwi. Anyone care to explain for me?

It's just a (very basic) web browser. DSorganise has one as well.

 

[benjaminlibl]

It's just a (very basic) web browser. DSorganise has one as well.

Does that mean it'll be faster than Opera? I was trying to use Opera awhile ago but gave up since it was so slow.

 

[ChuckMcB]

Faster? Yes, because it's text only.

Better? No, because it's text only (no images, flash javascript support)

 

[benjaminlibl]

But, would it work fine for browsing a forum? Like a GameFAQs forum, for example.

 

[ChuckMcB]

If the forum you mention has a lo-fi version like this then it should be fine, DSO can even handle forms so you can technically post to the forum as well.

 

[fearofshorts]

I highly recommend Bunjalloo, as it supports pictures, cookies and generally runs better.
Plus it's still in active development, unlike the now-dead Okiwi.

 

[tom-man]

how do you work Bunjalloo???

 

[ChuckMcB]

Download the latest version of Bunjalloo, unzip the whole lot to the root of your card and DLDI patch the .nds file if your card needs it.

 

[tom-man]

how do you DLDI patch dstt

 

[ChuckMcB]

Google seems to think that the DSTT auto-patches all .nds files with DLDI.

 

[tom-man]

but Bunjalloo does not work

 

[ChuckMcB]

What bit of does not work?

 

[tom-man]

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initalising Fat card OK
/data/bunjalloo exists FAILED

 

[ChuckMcB]

and does the folder: /data/bunjalloo exists on your card?

 

[tom-man]

yes