jojotjuh
April 21st, 2007, 18:22
New from ChronoSaga
By connecting pins 1 and 7 of the NDS slot internally on the DS Lite (and probably DS original) you can fix the Standby/Sleep "bug" in Flashme. This way, a card is not required in the slot for Standby/Sleep mode to work.
I did this to my DS Lite and it works the same other than the Standby/Sleep "bug" fix, and has had no adverse effects. I used a single wire from the inside of a Cat5 cable (Ethernet network cable) so I'm not sure of the minimum gauge needed, but it's pretty small.
I suck at soldering and I got it on the first try, just put a small dab of solder on the end of the exposed wire, set it in place carefully, and touch the soldering iron to it for a second. Just take your time and it's easy.
(Note that pin 1 is actually the second point from the right. If you look closely at your DS Lite you'll see that the one on the far right is not actually connected to the card slot. You can't quite make it out from the pictures, but you get the point.)
http://img454.imageshack.us/img454/1338/sleepstandbymod7zr.jpg
http://img454.imageshack.us/img454/8435/sleepstandbymodclose6cc.jpg
Be carefull when putting the DS back together. The power switch and volume slider are fragile, be careful not to break them.
I tried this too, and it also works on the ds fat :D
By connecting pins 1 and 7 of the NDS slot internally on the DS Lite (and probably DS original) you can fix the Standby/Sleep "bug" in Flashme. This way, a card is not required in the slot for Standby/Sleep mode to work.
I did this to my DS Lite and it works the same other than the Standby/Sleep "bug" fix, and has had no adverse effects. I used a single wire from the inside of a Cat5 cable (Ethernet network cable) so I'm not sure of the minimum gauge needed, but it's pretty small.
I suck at soldering and I got it on the first try, just put a small dab of solder on the end of the exposed wire, set it in place carefully, and touch the soldering iron to it for a second. Just take your time and it's easy.
(Note that pin 1 is actually the second point from the right. If you look closely at your DS Lite you'll see that the one on the far right is not actually connected to the card slot. You can't quite make it out from the pictures, but you get the point.)
http://img454.imageshack.us/img454/1338/sleepstandbymod7zr.jpg
http://img454.imageshack.us/img454/8435/sleepstandbymodclose6cc.jpg
Be carefull when putting the DS back together. The power switch and volume slider are fragile, be careful not to break them.
I tried this too, and it also works on the ds fat :D