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    NDS Ds-ftp 1.9

    bjoerngiesler has released a new version of his FTP proggy for the Neoflash Coding comp:

    DSFTP is a stand-alone program that you can use to run a FTP server on your DS. It enables you to transfer files over the network from and to your flash card.

    It is also a software component that makes it easy for you to add an FTP server to your own program with a couple lines of code. With this, you can speed up the build process radically, because you can upload the new version of your program to your own running program, and reboot it immediately. This can even be automated via the command line. No swapping of flash cards ever again!

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    Thumbs up Supercard Lite working with DSFTP!

    I already had the same problems with the previous 1.6 version.

    You can login and list the root directory and that's it.

    - File transfert fail (file is transfered then disappears, UP and DL).

    - Can't change directory (time-out).

    Anyone here tried DSFTP?? Supercard or other Cart ?

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    edit : it's working great on supercard lite. i did a mistake with the hostname parameter.

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    works flawlessly on my Supercard SD.

    Thanks, it's one of the most useful homebrew.

    perhaps you can describe your problems in more detail zanysmash? which ftp client do you use? are you using passive mode?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wishmaster
    works flawlessly on my Supercard SD.

    Thanks, it's one of the most useful homebrew.

    perhaps you can describe your problems in more detail zanysmash? which ftp client do you use? are you using passive mode?
    i'm using filezilla with passive mode enabled (already got ftp server here working with passive mode).
    also tried firefox or ie, not better.

    Actually I can connect, see the content of the root folder and "try" to transfert files. I mean "try" because any files will be erased once the transfert reach 100%!

    If I try to change directory It won't do anything (freeze of the client connection).


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    edit : it's working great on supercard lite. i did a mistake with the hostname parameter.

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    The transfer rate is insanely slow on my DS (about 3kb/s). I can only assume that this is either a result of my network being slow or the write speed of the gbamp being rather low.

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    on my network, ds is receiving at 35Kb and sending at 3Kb

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    must be me then, i'll test it out again when i get my supercard. Seems to be corrupting my card, though, if a transfer fails i have to format the card to delete the file... Also the ftp client gives alot of errors about commands not being understood...
    "Response: 215 UNIX (actually NintendoDS)
    Command: FEAT
    Response: 501 Unhandled command 'FEAT'
    Status: Connected
    Command: REST 0
    Response: 501 Unhandled command 'REST 0'"

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    Quote Originally Posted by Zarigis
    if a transfer fails i have to format the card to delete the file...
    just run a chkdsk will do. if chkdsk can't fix it, then format.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Zarigis
    must be me then, i'll test it out again when i get my supercard. Seems to be corrupting my card, though, if a transfer fails i have to format the card to delete the file... Also the ftp client gives alot of errors about commands not being understood...
    "Response: 215 UNIX (actually NintendoDS)
    Command: FEAT
    Response: 501 Unhandled command 'FEAT'
    Status: Connected
    Command: REST 0
    Response: 501 Unhandled command 'REST 0'"
    yeah, this command is not (yet) recognised by DSFTP. Configure your ftp client, dunno what's 'REST' command is though...

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