wraggster
March 21st, 2006, 18:32
Source - Drunken Coders (http://www.drunkencoders.com/)
FWNITRO is a homebrew firmware by zzo38computer and caitsith2.
Version 1.4c: Not much things corrected, but here it is anyway:
I have been testing it on the emulator, so many things don't work on emulator. When the SuperCard-CF comes in the mail I can test it on actual DS and make it much more, including version 1.5
Version 1.4:
Full Editing of Wifi Connection settings. (no means to test them, just edit them)
MKDS offline course hack. (Another thing you can choose to compile in or not.)
DS Game Card Dumper (Also another compile in option.) (finally, an easy to use DS game card dumper.)
Key combinations added to boot what you want at startup. (L+R+A for DS, L+R+X for DS.GBA, L+R+Y for GBA).
Version 1.3:
Added more settings: language, auto-mode (doesn't work yet), GBA screen selection
Programming mode works except for ARM7 function calls (ARM9 call works, if you put a address of a function in and select EXEC: ARM9, it will call that function)
There is a manual now, that describes how to do it. Read the file called "manual.txt" and print it out if you need to.
http://forum.gbadev.org/viewtopic.php?t=8638
FWNITRO is a homebrew firmware by zzo38computer and caitsith2.
Version 1.4c: Not much things corrected, but here it is anyway:
I have been testing it on the emulator, so many things don't work on emulator. When the SuperCard-CF comes in the mail I can test it on actual DS and make it much more, including version 1.5
Version 1.4:
Full Editing of Wifi Connection settings. (no means to test them, just edit them)
MKDS offline course hack. (Another thing you can choose to compile in or not.)
DS Game Card Dumper (Also another compile in option.) (finally, an easy to use DS game card dumper.)
Key combinations added to boot what you want at startup. (L+R+A for DS, L+R+X for DS.GBA, L+R+Y for GBA).
Version 1.3:
Added more settings: language, auto-mode (doesn't work yet), GBA screen selection
Programming mode works except for ARM7 function calls (ARM9 call works, if you put a address of a function in and select EXEC: ARM9, it will call that function)
There is a manual now, that describes how to do it. Read the file called "manual.txt" and print it out if you need to.
http://forum.gbadev.org/viewtopic.php?t=8638