Are you saying... The ability to install a .nds onto the internal memory and have it popup on the homescreen?
Are you saying... The ability to install a .nds onto the internal memory and have it popup on the homescreen?
yes and if not could someone make a homebrew for the cfw to be put on the menu to aend to a modefied ver. of srloader to bot a spacific nds file on the sd card
So like having the CFW on the home menu and able to boot for example SRLoader?
not a cfw luancher i mean after launching the cfw and when you go to the home menu
I think he's meaning how homebrew apps can be installed on the DSi Menu within the CFW.
So it pops up on the home menu but the icon is just a shortcut to it in the CFW?
No, directly launches the homebrew from the icon, both are built into one package.
So in the same (For example) .nds we have both the homebrew app and the CFW and when you start the .nds the CFW starts the homebrew?
stop that! eduaction is much more important then something that will never release!
I'm saying that the homebrew and the icon are packed in a .TIA (TWL Installable Archive) file that you can install into the CFW NAND on SD. Then, it loads the .nds homebrew directly from the CFW NAND when you start the installed .TIA from the menu.
Except that it's not actually a .nds file anymore, the .nds actually has a .app extension now, but you can still load the .app into NO$GBA as if you were opening a normal .nds file.
What I mean by "CFW NAND" is the decrypted NAND on your SD card that HiyaCFW loads when it's launched.
Ah. I see. Sooo... An app on the home screen when started runs a decrypted nand that is on the sdcard and that decrypted nand starts or is used to start a .nds?
No, the CFW loads the decrypted NAND and that is used to load all the apps from the NAND then run a CFWified DSi Menu. Kind of like 3DS Luma3DS. All the apps from the NAND are loaded into the CFW and...yeah.
I'm getting really tired now.
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