WHAT IS YSMENU?

ysmenu is a homebrew version of the ttmenu that loads faster than the original menu and looks similar to an unskinned r4 menu. it now allows you to view txt files and also has the ability for you to run gba games directly from the menu without the need for gbaexploader. but as i understand at the time, it still requires the use of the loader to use the slot2 expansions for the opera browser.

 

I can run the browser from YSMenu.

 

You can install both the official TTMenu and YSmenu at the same time. YSMenu can be run from the official TTMenu and vice-versa, so if you run into problems with a particular game or homebrew, you can always switch to the other to try it.

-Bri

 

is that using the patched or unpatched opera?

 

both main menu files go on the root, you can put the ttmenu.dat, ttmenu.nds(renamed base dat) and ysmenu.nds all there. you have to run the ttextract program and get the 2 files out of the original ttmenu.dat for ysmenu to work properly. to skin ysmenu, put the bgup and bgdown files renames as ysmenu1 and ysmenu2 accordingly....

 

d/l ysmenu from home.usay.jp .... to find it, click on etc at the top, then on nintendo ds on the next page. from there just ctrl+f and search for ysmenu, d/l the most recent version by clicking on the date. it comes with an english and a chinese readme that explain basic installation to make it the primary os. but just moving the nds file and accessing it through ttmenu.

 

YSMenu is a homebrew menu for the DSTT and Acekard 2 by Yasu. Yasu doesn’t want anyone to link to any pages other than his home page. Yasu’s home page is http://home.usay.jp/. It's mostly in Japanese, but to get YSMenu, follow these directions:[*]Click the "ETC" button in the main menu near the top beneath the title.[*]Select "Nintendo DS" (second item) from the table.[*]Search for "DS(T_T)DS" (CTRL-F) or just scroll about 2/3 of the way down until you see the heading in blue.[*]There is a scrollable text area beneath that heading. Select the first item in the scollable list (currently "2008/05/20 02:55") to download the latest version.-----

To install YSMenu for DSTT:[*]Make sure you have the newest version of YSMenu and the latest version of the official TTMenu firmware.[*]Unzip the YSMenu archive.[*]Place a copy of "TTMENU.DAT" from the original menu into the same folder as the "ttextract.exe" program on your PC. Run "ttextract.exe" on your PC. Place the two resulting files ("ttdldi.dat" and "ttpatch.dat") into the "TTMENU" folder on your microSD card.[*](a) If you want YSMenu to be your default menu, rename "TTMENU.DAT" that is on your microSD to "TTMenu.nds", then place a copy of "YSMenu.nds" on the root (top level) of your microSD card. Make a copy of "YSMenu.nds" named "TTMENU.DAT" on the root of your card. You should now have "TTMenu.nds", "YSMenu.nds", and "TTMENU.DAT" (a copy of "YSMenu.nds") on the root of your microSD card.
(b) If you want TTMenu to be the default menu, place a copy of "YSMenu.nds" onto the root (top level) of your microSD card. Then make a copy of "TTMENU.DAT" named "TTMenu.nds" on the root of your card. You should now have "TTMENU.DAT", "YSMenu.nds", and "TTMenu.nds" (a copy of "TTMENU.DAT") on the root of your microSD card.[*]Place the skin files "YSMenu1.bmp" and "YSMenu2.bmp" into the "TTMENU" folder.[*]Edit "YSMenu.ini". Place a semi-colon in front of the line that says "LITERALS=LITERALS_JPN". Remove the semi-colon from the line that says "LITERALS=LITERALS_ENG". Save your changes to "YSMenu.ini" and place it into the "TTMENU" folder on your microSD card.That should be it. If you are using TTMenu as your default, simply run YSMenu.nds. Otherwise, it should launch directly into YSMenu.

-Bri

 

I believe that YSMenu can run the unpatched version of the Opera browser (it patches it on the fly for whichever GBA expansion cart you have).

-Bri

 

Ummm...try doing the steps you skipped, specifically #6.

-Bri

 

Double click "YSMenu.ini", press CTRL+F and paste (or type) in LITERALS=LITERALS_JPN, remove the ";" in front of it, and put the ";" (Minus quotations) in front of the LITERALS=LITERALS_ENG. Go to "File" at the top, click save. And you're done.

 

Well...there's a file named YSMenu.ini that should be in your TTMENU folder of your microSD card. Edit the file with a text editor (WordPad or Notepad if you're using Windows). Near the top you'll see two lines that look like this:

; LITERALS=LITERALS_JPN
LITERALS=LITERALS_ENG

Edit them so that they look like this:

LITERALS=LITERALS_JPN
; LITERALS=LITERALS_ENG

Then save the file. YSMenu should then show up in English instead of Japanese.

-Bri

 

I am pretty sure it is the other way around.

For English:
; LITERALS=LITERALS_JPN
LITERALS=LITERALS_ENG

For Japanese:
LITERALS=LITERALS_JPN
; LITERALS=LITERALS_ENG