Hacking R4i Save Dongle - need drivers

[Merritt]

Hi all,

Just got my Gateway 3DS & Save dongle.. small problem; I can't find the download for the save dongle driver!

Best I could find was this page which links you to this page which is showing the domain as for sale.

Much disappointment! Maybe someone has a copy they can link me..?

 

[Wellington2k]

The firmware is located on this page:
http://www.r4i-sdhc.com/SaveDongle.asp

I don't remember needing a driver... then again, I haven't used my free one is quite some time.

EDIT: Ignore. Just read your link.
I really need to learn to read the whole post and links.

EDIT2: The file you're looking for is PS3break V1.2 Burner tool. It's a rar that includes all the drivers you need.

 

[Merritt]

The firmware is located on this page:
http://www.r4i-sdhc.com/SaveDongle.asp

I don't remember needing a driver... then again, I haven't used my free one is quite some time.

EDIT: Ignore. Just read your link.
I really need to learn to read the whole post and links.

EDIT2: The file you're looking for is PS3break V1.2 Burner tool. It's a rar that includes all the drivers you need.

Yes I see you are right... unfortunately everywhere seems to link to gogsoftware.com for the download, which is the site "up for sale" :/

 

[Technicmaster0]

You can find all files for the dongle at http://technicmaster0.no-ip.biz/Fla...Backup/DS/Slot-1/R4/R4i-sdhc.com/Save Dongle/.

 

[Merritt]

You can find all files for the dongle at http://technicmaster0.no-ip.biz/Flashcardsinfo/Flashkarten/Dateien/Backup/DS/Slot-1/R4/R4i-sdhc.com/Save Dongle/.

You are a life saver! Exactly what I needed to get up and running. Thank you!

 

[Max128]

Is working great for me the r4i save dongle for Zelda OOT , but this is not a drivers is only a components of windows already installed in windows 8.1 for example.

 

[Technicmaster0]

Is working great for me the r4i save dongle for Zelda OOT , but this is not a drivers is only a components of windows already installed in windows 8.1 for example.

Yes. The drivers are actually .net which is supplied with serveral other applications.

 

[Merritt]

Yes. The drivers are actually .net which is supplied with serveral other applications.

Yes I noticed that too when I actually looked at the files listed lol

I did need the firmware updater and save upload/download files though.. too bad you can't just drag 'n drop like a flash drive

 

[Technicmaster0]

Yes I noticed that too when I actually looked at the files listed lol

I did need the firmware updater and save upload/download files though.. too bad you can't just drag 'n drop like a flash drive

I think there was even a 3rd party tool that supports the dongle but I don't remember it's name.