Reply With QuoteA "false" DLDI file?
I've gotten other things like DSOrganize to run fine that required DLDI on my M3 CF (including write/save support)
Can you explain what you mean by a "false" file?
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March 30th, 2007, 12:22 #31DCEmu Old Pro
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Dragynrain, the program is DLDI.
The M3 CF has a false DLDI file.
Until (IF) it's fixed, anything with DLDI won't work or won't save.
Quick fix- Buy a Max Media Dock for DS programs. 20 bucks offa their website. I'm buying one because my M3 is teh broken.
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all I got was a spiraly thing because I can't patch it because i have a mac
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September 16th, 2008, 04:53 #34DCEmu Pro
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kind of an old topic huh?
Originally Posted by laxo28
all I got was a spiraly thing because I can't patch it because i have a mac
Try DLDI Drop for mac
http://www.blogadresse.de/2007/01/29...r-the-mac-way/
Anyway I would use bunjalloo .63 and the DSOrganize browser. Definitely try Okiwi but IMO the others are better and bunjalloo is still being updated.Bunjallo also has an unzip feature when downloading a file.
bunjalloo
http://www.dcemu.co.uk/vbulletin/sho...ight=bunjalloo
DSOrganize-I use "last stable version" 3.1129
http://www.dragonminded.com/?loc=ndsdev/DSOrganize
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