#103900 - rickhave0 - Mon Sep 25, 2006 7:38 am
Does someone know a way that i can send demo's to my nintendo ds using the nintendo wi-fi stick? i hope you all understand this cause im not inglish :) im dutch
#103922 - tepples - Mon Sep 25, 2006 1:45 pm
If you aren't willing to install Linux, do this:
First get DSFTP running using a NoPass and a CF or SD adapter. Then convert your USB stick to an access point using the driver (which someone else can point to). Finally, use DSFTP to send some demos to your CF or SD card and then run them from there.
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#103943 - rickhave0 - Mon Sep 25, 2006 4:14 pm
| tepples wrote: |
If you aren't willing to install Linux, do this:
First get DSFTP running using a NoPass and a CF or SD adapter. Then convert your USB stick to an access point using the driver (which someone else can point to). Finally, use DSFTP to send some demos to your CF or SD card and then run them from there. |
i don't have a cf or sd adaptor and im not going to buy one :( but i yust want to play demo using the nintendo ds wi-fi adaptor is this possibel?
#103957 - tepples - Mon Sep 25, 2006 5:57 pm
You ask whether it is possible, not whether it is practical. I cannot answer your question unless you or somebody else answers mine: What chipset does the Nintendo USB stick use? Otherwise, I admit that my best answer is not very good: you can use your USB stick for Nintendo DS Browser in order to find and book a flight to a place where a DS Download Station is running.
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