#169341 - bimbobo1 - Sun Jul 05, 2009 2:46 pm
Hi,
I downloaded and installed Moonshell on my Micro SD and the NDSTT adapter...
I managed to see the jpg picture we are interested to see on the Nintendo, but when I exit the folder and wanna play some of the games presents in the card, I receive an "not support adapter" error.
If I remove moonshell and only use TTMenu, TTmenu.dat and TTmeny.sys files, then the games are played correctly
I tried to setup MoonShell only to see JPG and to play games.. but I need serious help...
Reading the "readme.txt" did not help me too much.
Thanks in advance
Regards
#169351 - another world - Sun Jul 05, 2009 11:29 pm
moonshell can not run commercial roms. go back to the main menu of moonshell and boot your firmware's .nds file. this is the dirty way, but it works great.
-another world
#169353 - bimbobo - Mon Jul 06, 2009 7:08 am
Thanks for answering..
boot my firmware?
Sorry I'm not an expert in this...
How do I do it?
regards
#169374 - bimbobo1 - Mon Jul 06, 2009 10:02 pm
..any explanation please...?
Regards
#169375 - elwing - Tue Jul 07, 2009 9:01 am
you use the DSTT firmware (TTMenu, TTmenu.dat and TTmeny.sys), and from there you either load moonshell to see images and movies (run moonshell.nds or your other rom/homebrew...
#169380 - bimbobo1 - Tue Jul 07, 2009 3:17 pm
..exactly, but whe I have been looking at some jpg and wanna go back to play games.. I got an error "not support adapter?"
I am stuck here and only way is too reboot the console..
Regards
#169381 - SteveH - Tue Jul 07, 2009 6:10 pm
3 things here:
1) your very close to talking about piracy which is not liked on this forum (I was expecting this thread locked when you first posted)
2) Once you've looked at your jpeg's the only way to access your normal menu is to reboot your DS, there is no other way to launch the menu system.
3) If your attempting to use homebrew games and they use libfilesystem / nitroFS then you will have to use a launcher that is upto date and knows about the arguments that need to be passed to an application for libfilesystem to work.
#169382 - bimbobo1 - Tue Jul 07, 2009 6:45 pm
...sorry but what piracy are you talking about?
When or where did I mention illegal use of software or linked to any piracy site.
Maybe you are used to some young guys in this forum using their time to find shortcuts to everything.. I am 47 and have no time for that.
I paid good money to buy games to my son....
I just want to help my son having jpgs of our dog on the DS.. Anyway thanks for the answer, which "is helpful" anyway. I just needed to know if rebooting was necessary all the time.
Regards
#169383 - SteveH - Tue Jul 07, 2009 8:37 pm
What made me think that you were on about pirated games was the fact that you are unable to run games from moonshell - this normally means that the games are pirated.
From re-reading your posts, and your comment at the start of your last answer I think I know what your problem may be. When you installed moonshell on your SD card, did you copy the files over to the SD card, or use the supplied executable to setup your moonshell application correctly. As moonshell will boot homebrew games, but not if they use nitroFS / libfilesystem as I previously said, for this you will need the homebrew menu that is in the SVN repository for devkitPro.
Moonshell (or at least the last version of it that I downloaded) came with a self installing executable wrote in Delphi that requested some information about the DS cart you are using, this is done (i belive) so that the moonshell application can be pre-patched with the correct dldi driver for your cart. this is then used to boot the game or application nds file. When exactly do you get the "not support adapter?" error, and what game is it you are trying to run, as I have a felling that you may need to use the homebrew menu application to run those games.
#169406 - dantheman - Wed Jul 08, 2009 6:46 pm
Moonshell 1.71 and older can only boot homebrew files on a few specific slot-2 devices, otherwise you'll get the "not support adapter" error. I think Moonshell 2.0 can boot homebrew on more devices, but I'm not really sure.
Booting homebrew from within other homebrew has always been a rather difficult process, and I've never had 100% success with any method.
#169407 - vuurrobin - Wed Jul 08, 2009 10:05 pm
| dantheman wrote: |
| Booting homebrew from within other homebrew has always been a rather difficult process, and I've never had 100% success with any method. |
maybe you should try out the homebrewmenu in the devkitPro repository.
#169453 - bimbobo1 - Sat Jul 11, 2009 2:25 pm
@SteveH
I think I copied the files.. The self install could not find the drive H which was the sd card.
Now I bought another card reader.. and will try again with self installer.
But I think the issue is "moonshell" itself.
I can see jpg, the only thing I cannot do (my son) is playing without rebooting.
Regards