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  1. stagass

    stagass Regular member

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    i really need help.i can't understand a shit.could sm1 help me by writibg sm stuff abt m3?how to play and what i need?oh also what is armband 7 and 9?which one do i need?
     
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    for one, the thread title is utterly unhelpful, for two,
    - profanities aren't on, (plus we don't understand what you're asking); for three, what one earth are you on about ?. maybe if you type in simple English instead of text speak us humans may be able to help
     
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    ok man.srry.the problem is that i don't know how the folders should come in my SD and where should everything be(for example where should my nds files or my videos be).also what i need to play homebrews,ds games,gba games e.t.c.

    thanx for being so patient and helpful
     
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    srry for being so unpatient and rude but will smbody ever reply?i'm really really confuzed and a lil bit in a hurry!!!!!!!!!!!!
     
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    Where you place things on the M3 should not matter, as the M3 can browse and load form any folder on the SD card.

    There are only two folders that you must have, these are GAMESAVE and NDSSAVE, these are for GBA and NDS save files respectivly. These folders should be automatically created when you use the Game Manager to put the games on the SD.

    If it is of any help, here is my directory structure:

    Root----
    BACKING (for backgorund files)
    Gameboy (for Gameboy roms)
    GAMESAVE
    GBA (GBA roms)
    Homebrew (Homebrew files)
    LINUX (DS Linux files)
    NDS (NDS roms)
    NDSSAVE
    SHELL (M3's Moonshell extension files)
    System (Moonshell files)
     
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    AT LAST!!!!!!!!!!somebody answered!tyy man!oh btw what is DS Linux files,Moonshell extension files and finally Moonshell files?where can i find them and what else do i need to play nds gba roms,homebrew and mp3s and movies?
     
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    DS linux is a project to port a basic Linux OS to the DS, it is currently only text based, but does have some uses.

    Moonshell is a media player, some of the file types it can use are MP3's, BMP's, JPEG's etc. It can aslo play .DPG video files.

    Moonshell Extension is the moonshell that comes built into the M3 firmware, it is usually out-of-date compared to the standalone moonshell, but can still do most of the things the standalone version can.
     
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    ok.ty man but can u also tell me where to find these stuff and also what else needed to play roms and stuf?
     
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    To find DSLinux go to www.dslinux.org, though if you had just typed "DS Linux" into google it would of been the first result.

    Moonshell is here, mdxonline.dyndns.org/archives/nds
    again, is found by using google.

    To play roms you need a Passcard3 (or similar) an M3, a media card for the M3 (SD/CF/miniSD) and a card reader for you media card.
     
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    i have m3 slim,512 sd,and passkey2.can i play roms and stuff in my ds?i tried once but it said "ndssave wasn't found"(or something like that.i'll tell u exactly when i get home)
     
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    if ndssave is not found that would be your error for not using the gamemanager to copy the roms to the SD/CF card.

    When you use the gamemanager, it patches the NDS rom to work from the card, as well as creating a save file, and the NDSSAVE directory on your SD/CF card.
     
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    oh,so where am i gonna find that gamemanager and how am i gonna use him?ty in advantange
     
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    The gamemanager is downloaded with all M3 firmware updates, if you havn't updated your M3, you should do that too.

    The gamemanager is software that will patch the games when you put them on the CF/SD card, and also makes a save file.
     
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    srry for being such a apin in the ass but where am i gonna find the m3 updates?no cd came w my m3!
     
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    www.dualscene.net
     
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    thanx man!!!!!!really thanxxx. :) no1 else had answered to me :_-( since u came:)!!!!!!!
     
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    yo dude there is again a prob!when i open my ds it says the standar crap and then it says :wario ware touched: atuosave was not found.what the hell is wrong w it?where does the gamemanager go?(cause i think that's the prob)pppppplz help! :"(
     
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    Thats the prgram you install on your computer, it dosn't go anywhere.

    Make sure that on your CF/SD card there is the Wario save file in the NDSSAVE folder, if there is not one there, you either deleted the save, or you did not use the gamemanager to copy the ROM to your CF/SD card.
     
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    srry for being DUCH a pain in the ass but i can't use the damned gamemanager!!!!!i downloaded it,installed it but i can't gat it working!!!!srry again!how the heck am i gonna get a nds file actually WORKING?????plzzzzz help!
     
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    Start by connecting your CF or SD card to your computer, now load the Gamemanager (which you should of installed earlier), you will be prompted to choose what card you have, choose either CF or SD, if you have a miniSD, choose SD, you will now have the option to choose your language and the source directories for your NDS and GBA games, this seems to be optional, and you can just click OK to skip it.
    You should now be in the main Gamemanager window, the first thing to do here is select your CF/SD card in the left directory, once you have done this, you may also want to select a folder in the card to place the ROMs but this is not necessary.
    Now click on “Write NDS” and find the game you wish to copy to the card, double click on the game, or select it and click OK.
    You will now be prompted to choose the settings you wish to use:

    Choose the following settings, Normal Boot, No Trim, No Reset.
     
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