Homebrew [DS(i)/3DS] TWiLight Menu++ - GUI for DS(i) games, and DS(i) Menu replacement

[RocketRobz]

Can someone help me?
On the bottom of the original post it says: It is recommended that you backup your SD files before running GBARunner2, as the .sav creation feature may corrupt your SD card.

I just wanted to know what exactly this means. Does this mean whenever I save through a game itself (for example, in a pause menu or something), I run the risk of corrupting my SD card? Has anyone actually has their SD card corrupted through saving in this manner?

I have a New 3DS XL (U) with a 128 GB SD card (64KB clusters). Should I backup my entire SD card before using GBARunner2 through Twilight Menu++? (That would be a huge pain, since I have over 50gb of games/files).

Yes.

 

[TheToaster]

Yes.

Yes as in you have corrupted your SD car through saving before, or yes I should backup my SD card?

Also, what version of Gbarunner2 does Twilight Menu++ come bundled with, and is if it is not the latest, how can I update it?

 

[RocketRobz]

Yes as in you have corrupted your SD car through saving before, or yes I should backup my SD card?

To both. That's why it's just one "Yes".

Also, what version of Gbarunner2 does Twilight Menu++ come bundled with, and is if it is not the latest, how can I update it?

The latest.

 

[TheToaster]

To both. That's why it's just one "Yes".

The latest.

I just read the GBARunner2 thread and here is what it says:
https://gbatemp.net/threads/gbarunner2.451970/

"Only SRAM is supported, so patching is required if your rom uses EEPROM or FLASH. The save is not written to your sd card, I'll be implementing that later on (just like a gui and stuff)"

What is the difference between SRAM saving and saving to an SD card? Is there any risk of corrupting if it is an SRAM save?

 

[RocketRobz]

I just read the GBARunner2 thread and here is what it says:
https://gbatemp.net/threads/gbarunner2.451970/

"Only SRAM is supported, so patching is required if your rom uses EEPROM or FLASH. The save is not written to your sd card, I'll be implementing that later on (just like a gui and stuff)"

What is the difference between SRAM saving and saving to an SD card? Is there any risk of corrupting if it is an SRAM save?

That post is old.
The ROMs should be SRAM-patched, if they don't use SRAM.

 

[TheToaster]

That post is old.
The ROMs should be SRAM-patched, if they don't use SRAM.

Thank you. So if I understand correctly, there is only a single way to save in GBArunner2 and that one way runs the risk of corrupting your SD card?

 

[RocketRobz]

Thank you. So if I understand correctly, there is only a single way to save in GBArunner2 and that one way runs the risk of corrupting your SD card?

Yes.

 

[AmandaRose]

Thank you. So if I understand correctly, there is only a single way to save in GBArunner2 and that one way runs the risk of corrupting your SD card?

Yes that is correct.

 

[TheToaster]

Yes that is correct.

In that case, would it be better to run GBArunner2 on a flashcard instead of my main 3DS SD card?

 

[RocketRobz]

In that case, would it be better to run GBArunner2 on a flashcard instead of my main 3DS SD card?

No. I believe the same issue would occur with your flashcard's microSD card.

 

[TheToaster]

No. I believe the same issue would occur.

I know, but I would rather my flashcard (~8GB SD) gets corrupted rather than my 128GB 3DS main card (which needs to work in order for my custom firmware to run). I was just wondering if performance and everything would be the same

 

[RocketRobz]

I know, but I would rather my flashcard (~8GB SD) gets corrupted rather than my 128GB 3DS main card (which needs to work in order for my custom firmware to run). I was just wondering if performance and everything would be the same

Yeah, it should be the same.

 

[pressatoattack]

I did something dumb and can't figure out how to undo it. I enabled the LED on the hinge of my 2Ds XL to turn on when I enter TWILIGHT MENU++. It's distracting as fuck and I can't find that setting to turn it off.

Help?

 

[kevinrodolfoxD3]

I succesfully booted twilight menu on my DSi XL with the Sudoku exploit but there's no sound whether in the menus or in the GBA, NES and GB games, only when i boot a DS game there's sound, i'm on 1.4U can someone explain what i did wrong?

 

[RocketRobz]

I did something dumb and can't figure out how to undo it. I enabled the LED on the hinge of my 2Ds XL to turn on when I enter TWILIGHT MENU++. It's distracting as fuck and I can't find that setting to turn it off.

Help?

Install the latest TWiLight Menu++, where it no longer needs the launcher.

I succesfully booted twilight menu on my DSi XL with the Sudoku exploit but there's no sound whether in the menus or in the GBA, NES and GB games, only when i boot a DS game there's sound, i'm on 1.4U can someone explain what i did wrong?

You did nothing wrong.
It's a bug in TWiLight Menu++ itself.

 

[kevinrodolfoxD3]

Install the latest TWiLight Menu++, where it no longer needs the launcher.

You did nothing wrong.
It's a bug in TWiLight Menu++ itself.

So it's a permanent bug or it will be fixed later?

 

[RocketRobz]

So it's a permanent bug or it will be fixed later?

I dunno if I'll fix it, since I mostly use it with HiyaCFW.

 

[TheToaster]

I dunno if I'll fix it, since I mostly use it with HiyaCFW.

In the old version of Twilight Menu++ with the launcher, you could customize the notification LED to have a specific light. Is that feature now removed from the latest Twilight Menu?

 

[RocketRobz]

In the old version of Twilight Menu++ with the launcher, you could customize the notification LED to have a specific light. Is that feature now removed from the latest Twilight Menu?

From the launcher itself, yes, since the next version will just be an updater.

 

[kevinrodolfoxD3]

I dunno if I'll fix it, since I mostly use it with HiyaCFW.

Idk if it's worth the change, i'll check it out but thanks anyways!!!