Homebrew R4 revolution

[wielkiec]

Thanks for advice, but no luck still

 

[Technicmaster0]

but 2gb of space.

That is a hardware limitation of the card and not a software problem of the kernel. The wood kernel works with other flashcards that support more than 2GB as well.

the wood kernel hasnt been updated since 1.6.2 (2013

There havn't been new DS games since then.

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Thanks for advice, but no luck still

Can you post a screenshot of the SD card's content?

 

[MarioMasta64]

That is a hardware limitation of the card and not a software problem of the kernel. The wood kernel works with other flashcards that support more than 2GB as well.


There havn't been new DS games since then.

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Can you post a screenshot of the SD card's content?

but the original r4 is what were talking about, and it only supports 2gb

 

[gnmmarechal]

try updating your firmware (nice find those are phased out) http://www.r4wood.com/pages/wood-r4-kernel.html

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what console are you trying to use it on?

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also key note. the orginal r4ds cant use storage bigger than 2gb

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i would reccomend an R4i 3DS SDHC RTS as it supports nds ndsl dsi and 3ds and is being actively developed on (as apposed to being dead since 8/12/2013) and can be used with upto 32gb

Its name s actually R4i-SDHC 3DS RTS :3 but yeah. It's a good cart.

 

[wielkiec]

That is a hardware limitation of the card and not a software problem of the kernel. The wood kernel works with other flashcards that support more than 2GB as well.


There havn't been new DS games since then.

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Can you post a screenshot of the SD card's content?

Sure, this one I downloaded form website

 

[MarioMasta64]

Its name s actually R4i-SDHC 3DS RTS :3 but yeah. It's a good cart.

no he has the original r4 revolution for nds version of it (i do however have that cart)

Sure, this one I downloaded form website

those arent meant for the original r4 card

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it should look like this

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no he has the original r4 revolution for nds version of it (i do however have that cart)

those arent meant for the original r4 card

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it should look like this

youre downloading the r4-sdhc firmware when you need the wood r4 one

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no he has the original r4 revolution for nds version of it (i do however have that cart)

those arent meant for the original r4 card

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it should look like this

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youre downloading the r4-sdhc firmware when you need the wood r4 one

current version is 1.6.2

 

[gnmmarechal]

no he has the original r4 revolution for nds version of it (i do however have that cart)

those arent meant for the original r4 card

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it should look like this

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youre downloading the r4-sdhc firmware when you need the wood r4 one

I know, I meant the cart you misnamed.

 

[Technicmaster0]

but the original r4 is what were talking about, and it only supports 2gb

Sure, the r4i-sdhc.com card is better than the original r4 when it comes to SDHC support. But the wood kernel is better than the r4i-sdhc.com kernel in any way (that's not the sdhc support). And there are flashcards wich support the wood kernel and sdhc cards which are superior to both cards.
But this is about getting an original r4 running. The best kernel for that card is the wood r4 kernel.

 

[MarioMasta64]

Sure, the r4i-sdhc.com card is better than the original r4 when it comes to SDHC support. But the wood kernel is better than the r4i-sdhc.com kernel in any way (that's not the sdhc support). And there are flashcards wich support the wood kernel and sdhc cards which are superior to both cards.
But this is about getting an original r4 running. The best kernel for that card is the wood r4 kernel.

as i said,

 

[Technicmaster0]

as i said,

I know. I just wanted to make a summary since I think that we both misunderstood each other.

 

[MarioMasta64]

I know. I just wanted to make a summary since I think that we both misunderstood each other.

probably more me (this is what happens when you stay up all night waiting for the soon(tm) fasthax)