https://dsi.cfw.guide/I don't have Any flash card. Like r4. I just have 128gb SD CARD. From my previously Nintendo Switch. I know i need install CFW on DSi XL. I read about this. But i have hope flashcard isnt necessary to CFW DSi XL
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https://dsi.cfw.guide/I don't have Any flash card. Like r4. I just have 128gb SD CARD. From my previously Nintendo Switch. I know i need install CFW on DSi XL. I read about this. But i have hope flashcard isnt necessary to CFW DSi XL
A flashcard isn't necessary to mod a DSi, just the SD card is enough.I don't have Any flash card. Like r4. I just have 128gb SD CARD. From my previously Nintendo Switch. I know i need install CFW on DSi XL. I read about this. But i have hope flashcard isnt necessary to CFW DSi XL
I have all DS models, I was just curious for the DSi's sake, since it's a bit more powerful.Nope, i dont think so. If you own a DSlite for a more high end expereince for GBA get a EZ Flash or a EverDrive and load your roms on there. Wood should have a way to boot the Slot 2 card.
Yes, this works very well on your DSi if you have CFW and unlaunch.
Unlaunch is not necessary at all. You just need an SD card, an exploit (Memory Pit, FlipNote Lenny etc.) and TWLMenu++. This alone is enough to make the best use of GBARunner2. Use the Hicode Build of the latter instead to play gba hacks (e.g. FEUniverse Hacks).I just have 128gb SD CARD. From my previously Nintendo Switch. I know i need install CFW on DSi XL.
Nope. The DSi build us the best you can do as well as memory cant work. Like i said before EZ-flash your games on DSlite or DS. GBA on DSi has issues due to modifacations nintendo did to the DSi hardware. Even if it did, i dobut it would help with running GBA gamesI have all DS models, I was just curious for the DSi's sake, since it's a bit more powerful.
I used to have the M3 GBA expansion which was perfect, but I haven't been able to find it for years. I thought about buying a replacement one, but the emulator is good for what I've been playing on it so far, but I since I remembered I had the RAM expansion I wondered if it would be able to work with it, to make emulation better. @GericomNope, i dont think so. If you own a DSlite for a more high end expereince for GBA get a EZ Flash or a EverDrive and load your roms on there. Wood should have a way to boot the Slot 2 card.
There were two versions of the M3 expansion pack: One with rumble and one without.I used to have the M3 GBA expansion which was perfect, but I haven't been able to find it for years. I thought about buying a replacement one, but the emulator is good for what I've been playing on it so far, but I since I remembered I had the RAM expansion I wondered if it would be able to work with it, to make emulation better. @Gericom
There was the GBA expansion pack, and the RAM/memory expansion pack with rumble. Or do you think there were two versions of the RAM pack? Because I don't recall ever seeing one. There was always only the GBA cart and the RAM with rumble cart. The RAM can't be used as GBA cart as it's different, but people have been using it in homebrew and the DS browser to make the software faster/utilize more resources.There were two versions of the M3 expansion pack: One with rumble and one without.
Apparently the M3 one has 32MB according to comments, but the M3 documentation doesn't say how much it has. I thought it was 16MB - but if it's bigger why not, although I've never found a use for it, as none of the homebrew I tried made advantage fo it. If there's a way to check it on Sakura/Ysmenu/WoodR4 (for M3) let me know, and I can test it and confirm if it's 32MB.There's also different sizes of RAM expansion. I believe there's an 8MB one, but mine is only 4MB (For the NDS/DS Lite Browser cartridge)
Yeah, the lack of apps that can check stuff like this is surprising.Apparently the M3 one has 32MB according to comments, but the M3 documentation doesn't say how much it has. I thought it was 16MB - but if it's bigger why not, although I've never found a use for it, as none of the homebrew I tried made advantage fo it. If there's a way to check it on Sakura/Ysmenu/WoodR4 (for M3) let me know, and I can test it and confirm if it's 32MB.
Unlaunch is needed for DSP builds which are what make the DSi be so much better than playing on a regular DS. It helps so much with the sound.Unlaunch is not necessary at all. You just need an SD card, an exploit (Memory Pit, FlipNote Lenny etc.) and TWLMenu++. This alone is enough to make the best use of GBARunner2. Use the Hicode Build of the latter instead to play gba hacks (e.g. FEUniverse Hacks).
Alternatively, a DSiWare exploit with isn't Memory Pit can be used as well.Unlaunch is needed for DSP builds which are what make the DSi be so much better than playing on a regular DS. It helps so much with the sound.
Wait so it's possible to use DSP builds without Unlaunch now? Great news if so!Alternatively, a DSiWare exploit with isn't Memory Pit can be used as well.
So, in the end, I was right.Wait so it's possible to use DSP builds without Unlaunch now? Great news if so!
First time running GBArunner on 3DS XL. what file type to I use for Yoshi Topsy Turvy? and what folder do I drop it into after I apply the patch?Good news is that on the 3DS, Wario Ware twisted is playable with the motion sensor patch applied. This means that DSI user should be able to play the game!
Edit: Same applies to Yoshi Topsy-Turvy (U).
I remember someone saying all romhacks need to be added manually to the database for it to work, try to go on their github page and open an issue if they could add it in.I'm using my DSi so I'm afraid it must be a compatibility issue