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Read Steven's post again then either use hbmenu or go moan at your card manufacturer.

Hang around us for long enough and you'll go slightly insane

Hi,

Sorry, I fail to understand why this post is causing so much confusion.



Because you probably haven't dealt with too many homebrewers before :p A lot of people get caught up in accuracy they don't need and probably can't obtain anyway, I think we're probably all data points in the autistic ...

Actually I heard that they got banned in Italy as well :/

There's a case in progress in Germany so no word on that yet.

Australia I think they're banned, not 100% sure.

Unfortunately there's no definitive site, all we can do is keep an eye on press releases.

Did you try 1461 bytes by any chance?

Sorry to take so long, I think it's either 0x81300000 or 0x81200000 - Costis can't remember either

The stage 2 loader is in the sdpatch source code if you still have that, could always run it through objdump & figure it that way.

The only emulator I know of which implements the needed part of the RTC is no$gba 2.6a, there may be others. Pro tip: always test on hardware before making a big fool of yourself with assumptions

Firstly, DS/DS Lite will be far from "antiquated" platforms for quite a while to come - there were 125 million DS units out there at the end of 2009, I don't see any particular reason for the homebrew scene to die off. If nothing else there will probably be a whole set of new homebrewers arriving ...

Define timer lag to start with, I'm still not entirely clear on the usage scenario for your code.

Also TIMER_HZ isn't constant, if you're relying on the timers being absolute on all DS consoles you're in for a big surprise. 0x2000000 is a good approximation for most uses.

The specified bus clock ...

It's fairly simple, if you're in DS mode there's only 4meg, you need to be in DSi mode to get 16meg. There's nothing you need to do, all homebrew compiled with recent devkitARM/libnds will have access to that 16meg via malloc. For devkitARM r32 I'll probably be adding a spec file that will allow you ...