My guess is there's some debris, or an accidental solder joint, on the board. It could be on the R/L trigger lines themselves. It's really sounding like a short though, so look over both the board and disassemble the triggers. With any luck, you'll find what's causing the problem. I wish I could give you a more detailed answer, but I'd really need to have the console in my hands to do that.
Definitely, but even better, thanks to that link, I now can make a pinout for the NAND Mod on the DSi without removing any screws from the mainboard at all. PS, the missing pin was CLK, and it's on either side of R113, just above the CPU heatsink/RFI shield.
Technically, it would be possible to dump it through a DSiWare exploit, but the trouble is that you first need to have one installed, so the order's wrong. Plus, Team Twiizers intentionally disabled NAND access in their DSiWare hacks, so that would have to be re-enabled first.
The exploit save files in the OP are in plaintext. They're FAT archives like the nand itself.
That's true, but don't look at me, I don't know how to do it, ha ha
So technically, it may be possible to modify and allow nand access through software exploits, if any new is found in the meantime?
I saw this
The saves (all?) have checksums you'd need to figure out first. The easier route would just be to have your homebrew app set keys itself on init, then anything would work.
A cheaper one: http://www.dx.com/p/sd-to-microsd-transflash-card-converter-module-27001#.VbXPzpNEH0oReverse adapters that convert SD to microSD do exist:
http://www.amazon.com/Bplus-B1912A-...7976988&sr=8-4&keywords=SD+to+MicroSD+Adapter
Kinda obscure and expensive though. You could either solder your nand mod cable directly to that or just make a standard nand mod adapter and use this for your phone when ever you want to use the phone.
But literally you only need to use it once to get the CID and once you have it, that's it. I think it's not cost effective unless you are running a DSi NAND modding service.
I don't know if Android gives you low level access to the MicroSD slot on the phone. Android is linux based. So perhaps it can if the app you install has the permissions for it perhaps.
That and I can see using this on a n3DS if you really hate using MicroSD cards.
You can probably carve out a small slit for the cable and and attach the top end to back of the top screen. It would be ghetto as all hell, but it would work.
I doubt that White/Black/White 2/Black 2 can be exploited anyway. Game Freak writes very clean and tidy code, and their save data has checksums out the ass.Does anyone think it's possible to exploit Pokemon Black2/White2? It's a DSi Capable game card... Was wondering if that could be used... Where would someone start if they wanted to exploit this game? I mean it was a popular game. If someone exploited it, more people would likely be able to get homebrew on their DSi as well
Uh. You think someone could copy and paste this so Wulfy can see? I think she muted me... I'll ask her in a PM but I doubt she'll reply (I used to nag her a lot. Bet she got pissed with me >.< She's so awesome though! 0~0)
