Homebrew The perfect DS EMulator ( No$GBA )

[tooneyz]

Hey ist my 1st time posting on this iste i realy luv this site it always help me but i finaly got a a probleme yeahh

i was wondering if u can used
DSOrganize
or
Moonshell
or
The Supercard

on NO$GBA or ideas because am gonna buy the dsi and i sold my ds so am playin ds on my pc now so ist it possible yo dot if so how i already use a super card once and ist was pretty easy
thx in advance

 

[Nathan-NL]

I don't understand your question

You want to emulate SuperCard firmware on your PC?

 

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tooneyz

(Hey ist my 1st time posting on this iste i realy luv this site it always help me but i finaly got a a probleme yeahh yaynds.gif
i was wondering if u can used
DSOrganize
or
Moonshell
or
The Supercard ) on NO$GBA or ideas

The answer is no

 

[Vague Rant]

The answer is only no if you're wrong. Apps which use DLDI are a bit of a bitch to get running on some emulators, but it's not inherently impossible. For no$gba, you need to make an FCSR image, which builds all of the external files into the ROM (so, for say Moonshell, all the skin data, etc. is part of moonshell.nds). The easiest way to do this is with DLDIrc, but the release version often fails when creating FCSR images; so you'll need to replace one of the files in it. I'll quote the ever-helpful dantheman here, since he explains it better than I ever could:

What you're referring to is FCSR, and it's not that hard of a process. However, you will not be able to save. Here's the easiest and most reliable method:

1. Download DLDIrc and install it. Choose the FCSR option when it gives you the chance.
2. Download Dwedit's more stable file injection program from http://www.dwedit.org/dwedit_board/viewtop...?pid=2289#p2289
3. Go to C:\Program Files\DLDIrc\fcsrimage and extract the add_to_disk_image.exe program file here.
4. Right-click the build.bat file and click Edit
5. Replace the "bfi.exe -f=%1 %2" line with "add_to_disk_image.exe %1 %2"
6. Now you can right-click any *.nds file to easily create an FCSR image. Just make a folder with the same name as the *.nds file which will act as the root of the card. For instance, for jEnesisDS.nds, create a folder called "jEnesisDS" and put your game files in that. Right-click to create the "jEnesisDS_fcsr.nds" file which can be flashed to your GBA flash cart or tested in no$GBA.

Note that steps 1-5 only need to be done once.

 

[tooneyz]

thx 4 the info guyz but do u know why the FCSR can save like dantheman man said
and aslo did someone already try it

 

[rikuumi]

i cant understand....

 

[DanTheManMS]

There actually is an experimental FCSR DLDI file that has partial save support, but it probably won't work too well. See http://dev-scene.com/NDS/FCSR_Tutorial for the DLDI file to download. Either replace the old "fcsr.dldi" file with that one or modify the build.bat file to point to the new filename.

 

[Smoker1]

OK, since not everyone knows how to do this, how would one create and add Files to a dldi.img under Windows 7???????? Asking so I can get Neo.ds working using DraStic

 

[raystriker]

OK, since not everyone knows how to do this, how would one create and add Files to a dldi.img under Windows 7???????? Asking so I can get Neo.ds working using DraStic

http://drastic-ds.com/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=3307&start=0

 

[Smoker1]

Where is the Windows Instructions? Everywhere I go on making a dldi.img, they write the Directions as if everyone uses Linux.

 

[s3r1alpari4h]

Where is the Windows Instructions? Everywhere I go on making a dldi.img, they write the Directions as if everyone uses Linux.

Real devs use Linux