Wood is not a "custom option" - it mainly works on supported cards and these cards get advertised with that. Which kernels work on which card depends on the card.
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can I use an sand disc adapter instead
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can I use sandisc adapter instead since im in Canada no way of getting a flash
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can I use sandisc adapter instead since im in Canada no way of getting a flash
You need a flashcard to use NTRBoot. It's a "DS cartridge to MicroSD" adapter, not a "SD to MicroSD" adapter.
Sadly not. The newer cards of that type are not compatible with the ntrboot flasher.
So I happen to have an R4iSDHC Dual-Core (r4isdhc.com) card, but the year says 2021. That may mean that it's incompatible, or maybe not, but let's say that I plan to flash it anyway. Will it brick, or just stop before it starts the flashing process? In case it gets bricked, is it possible to flash it back to normal with ntrboot_flasher.firm to unbrick it?
Edit: It has the "Touch! Bomberman Land" icon, by the way, and it has the yellow PCB.
Edit: It has the "Touch! Bomberman Land" icon, by the way, and it has the yellow PCB.
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OK, so I decided to give it a try myself. I used ntrboot_flasher.firm to turn my flashcart into an NTRBoot card. The backing up and flashing process were both successful, but there wasn't any way to try it because I didn't have any unhacked systems handy (they were all hacked with boot9strap). So I tried to flash it back to its original state. No bricking happened, and it works once again as the flashcart it was before. In short, while I can't confirm that it works as an NTRBoot card, at least I can confirm that flashing it back resulted in no brick.
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