#73590 - bluesfan - Sun Feb 26, 2006 9:17 pm
Ok, I have a Passme and it works great. The DS is used by my son who is nine so I don't want to make it to complicated for him. But I am concerned about losing or breaking the passme. My question is after you flash you DS with Flashme is there any thing special that you have to do to play normal DS games. I thought I read something about some button combination that has to be done? If so do you think it would be to difficult for a nine year old.
Thank you.
#73594 - tepples - Sun Feb 26, 2006 9:25 pm
| bluesfan wrote: |
| My question is after you flash you DS with Flashme is there any thing special that you have to do to play normal DS games. |
Not especially.
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| I thought I read something about some button combination that has to be done? |
If you leave a GBA cart with DS homebrew program in SLOT-2, then you have to hold Select+Start to boot the DS card. Otherwise, just yank the GBA cart and turn the power on.
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#73607 - m2pt5 - Sun Feb 26, 2006 9:52 pm
| tepples wrote: |
| If you leave a GBA cart with DS homebrew program in SLOT-2, then you have to hold Select+Start to boot the DS card. Otherwise, just yank the GBA cart and turn the power on. |
The button code to skip the flashme check is just select; select+start goes into the system menu if you have automatic boot mode on.
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#73610 - bluesfan - Sun Feb 26, 2006 10:12 pm
Thanks for the replies, this forum is truly a great resource for a beginner like me.
thanks again
#75905 - ejr - Thu Mar 16, 2006 10:41 pm
Mhh maybe I wrote my question in this topic.
Lately I bought NDS with flashme v6 installed without passme. Do I need a passme for future flashme upgrades? Or Can I install them without it?
#75908 - swimgod - Thu Mar 16, 2006 11:11 pm
you can upgrade with out...
all you need is to open the battery cover stick a screw driver in the SL1 hole
and run the flashme update :)
(a matter of fact, unless the new flashme changes the firmware code that is protected... you don't even need to open the battery case :P)
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#75999 - ejr - Fri Mar 17, 2006 3:06 pm
So passme is useless after using it once? Or it can be needed in the future?
#76011 - CubeGuy - Fri Mar 17, 2006 6:35 pm
Save it. You never know when there may be a new use for it.
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#76077 - caitsith2 - Sat Mar 18, 2006 2:01 am
| swimgod wrote: |
| (a matter of fact, unless the new flashme changes the firmware code that is protected... you don't even need to open the battery case :P) |
Unless your DS is completely bricker proof. There are a number of DS systems out there produced that way.
| CubeGuy wrote: |
| Save it. You never know when there may be a new use for it. |
A good example is flashing another DS that needs to be flashed for whatever reason.