devkitPro

Just one question for you...


WHY?????

If you know how a client server works on a PC using standard socket then your 95% of the way towards a working example...

DS-DS comms is not possible using libWiFi at this moment in time.

All code that is compiled with the latest (r28 onwards IIRC) devkitARM toolchains can run on the DSi in DSi mode (extra speed, camera support etc) BUT there is no way to run the code in DSi mode yet, apart from a couple of lucky people that have some launcher code that I've seen running on DSi's ...

It's also worth checking the IE proxy settings.

http://www.devkitpro.org/faq/why-does-the-installer-tell-me-your-internet-connection-seems-to-not-be-permitted-or-dropped-out/

I wonder how that's going to work for us in the EU that does not have any IE installed on their PC thanks to the nice ...

have you tried running make from the command line? that way you can see if the problem lies with your devkitPro instalation or with your IDE.

@StevenH, the error above your post doesn't have anything to do with spaces in the path.

also, am I the only one that doesn't have spaces in his desktop ...

Nothing wrong with the paths.

I think I almost got it going, Im getting this error:

> "make"
linking new.elf
c:/devkitpro/devkitarm/bin/../lib/gcc/arm-eabi/4.4.3/../../../../arm-eabi/lib/thumb/ds_arm9_crt0.o: In function `CIDLoop':
(.init+0x218): undefined reference to `main'
collect2: ld ...

I've had a quick play around and I "fixed" the issue as far as my quick tests go:

change the two lines that deal with the REG_DISPCAPCNT to read as follows:

REG_DISPCAPCNT = DCAP_BANK(0) | DCAP_ENABLE | DCAP_SIZE(3);

This sortof worked on my EzFlash Vi card (there's some issues with the memory ...

Is this on hardware or an emulator?

If it's hardware what flashcart are you using, how are you launching your NDS file (hbmenu or flash cart launcher).
If it's on an emulator, which one, version, OS, etc..

Without basic background the forground just vanishes into grey...

From the looks of it, cards like this have been around since about 2006 (according to a google search for microsd wifi) but none of them have any storage space, this could be down to the limited space in the actualy card itself.

It would be nice if it did have some space in there. Oh and as for ...

Most carts use microSD not miniSD (next cart size down).

I know that if a company makes a microSD WiFi enabled card I'll be buying it....

I'm actually thinking of getting one of the SD WiFi cards for my DSi, just wish I had one when I was doing my FlipNote hacking...

And from the looks of the ...