Homebrew TWiLight Menu++ Slot-1 Autoboot Causes White Screen

[manuth]

I installed TWiLight Menu++ both on my New 3DS XL and my DSTwo Flashcard successfully.
Furthermore, I copied the "Flaschard Loader" and "Autoboot" files to my flashcard.

When enabling the "Auto-start Slot-1", my system's TWiLight Menu++ won't boot up anymore and instead show a white screen.

However, booting up my system's "TWiLight Menu++" with "Auto-start Slot-1" works as expected - starting Slot1 from there manually works and I can see both my system's SD card and my flashcard's SD card.

Thanks for helping me out

 

[RocketRobz]

Hmm, I have no clue as to why this would happen.
Is Slot-1 microSD access turned on or not?

 

[manuth]

Wow - thanks for your rapid answer!
I have Slot-1 microSD access turned off. I might have to mention that the Nintendo DSi splash screen with a prompt to tap the touchscreen appears before the white screen issue occurs.

@RocketRobz awesome!
Enabling the option "Slot-1 microSD access" did the trick!

Hope you don't mind me asking a few more questions unrelated to the actual thread:
Is save state support for nds-bootstrap planned?
Is it somehow possible to exit back to TWiLight Menu++ without "Use nds-bootstrap" disabled enabled?
Is there a way to exit from gameyob (and other emulators) back to TWiLight Menu++?

Thanks for your great work - your project is most appreciated

 

[RocketRobz]

Wow - thanks for your rapid answer!
I have Slot-1 microSD access turned off. I might have to mention that the Nintendo DSi splash screen with a prompt to tap the touchscreen appears before the white screen issue occurs.

@RocketRobz awesome!
Enabling the option "Slot-1 microSD access" did the trick!

Hope you don't mind me asking a few more questions unrelated to the actual thread:
Is save state support for nds-bootstrap planned?
Is it somehow possible to exit back to TWiLight Menu++ without "Use nds-bootstrap" disabled?
Is there a way to exit from gameyob (and other emulators) back to TWiLight Menu++?

Thanks for your great work - your project is most appreciated

1. Not possible atm.
2. If you mean to exit back without it enabled, then no. It's already possible with the option enabled.
3. Each emulator has their own exit function. If it's not available, then try holding L+R+START+SELECT. It is not possible at all with GBARunner2 without rebooting though.