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===About saves===
===About saves===
* RAC does not back up the game itself, only your town.  
RAC does not back up the game itself, only your town.  
* RAC cannot back up save sizes other than 2 Mbit (256 KiB).
 
* RAC can back up and restore save data of other games with 2 Mbit save, e.g. Oideyo Doubutsu no Mori (おいでよどうぶつの森, the Japanese version of ACWW) and Mario Kart DS, however it cannot display info from these games, except for Drawn to Life (U) and March of the Minis (U), which use the town name "Non-ACWW save" when saving backups.
RAC cannot back up save sizes other than 2 Mbit (256 KiB).
 
RAC can back up and restore save data of other games with 2 Mbit save, e.g. Oideyo Doubutsu no Mori (おいでよどうぶつの森, the Japanese version of ACWW) and Mario Kart DS, however it cannot display info from these games, except for Drawn to Life (U) and March of the Minis (U), which use the town name "Non-ACWW save" when saving backups.


===Limitations===
===Limitations===
* RAC cannot backup to SLOT-1 storage devices due to [http://forum.gbadev.org/viewtopic.php?p=121271#121271 limitations in the ability of the devices to support card swapping].  
RAC cannot backup to SLOT-1 storage devices due to [http://forum.gbadev.org/viewtopic.php?p=121271#121271 limitations in the ability of the devices to support card swapping].  
** It does work on GBA Movie Player CF and SuperCard SD.
* It does work on GBA Movie Player CF and SuperCard SD.
** If you have a SLOT-1 card and a wireless router connecting your DS to your PC, you can use savsender to back up (but not restore) save data.
* If you have a SLOT-1 card and a wireless router connecting your DS to your PC, you can use savsender to back up (but not restore) save data.
* RAC cannot back up to SLOT-2 devices that contain only NOR flash and battery-backed SRAM.  
 
** These cards, sold during the Game Boy Advance era (2001 through 2004), include Flash2Advance, EZ-Flash, and EFA-Linker (Extreme Flash Advance).  
RAC cannot back up to SLOT-2 devices that contain only NOR flash and battery-backed SRAM.  
** For these cards, developer recommended using [http://www.aibohack.com/nds/ac_trainer2.htm Animala], which saves the town in a compressed format that AnimalMap can decompress.
* These cards, sold during the Game Boy Advance era (2001 through 2004), include Flash2Advance, EZ-Flash, and EFA-Linker (Extreme Flash Advance).  
* For these cards, developer recommended using [http://www.aibohack.com/nds/ac_trainer2.htm Animala], which saves the town in a compressed format that AnimalMap can decompress.


'''Note:''' Use RAC at your own risk. If you have a SLOT-2 device that can also use another backup tool such as [http://dl.qj.net/Rein-r17-Nintendo-DS/pg/12/fid/9853/catid/220 REIN r17], use it in parallel with RAC for a few weeks and compare the backups using md5sum before relying on RAC. It is also encouraged to back up the SLOT-2 device itself to a PC regularly.
'''Note:''' Use RAC at your own risk. If you have a SLOT-2 device that can also use another backup tool such as [http://dl.qj.net/Rein-r17-Nintendo-DS/pg/12/fid/9853/catid/220 REIN r17], use it in parallel with RAC for a few weeks and compare the backups using md5sum before relying on RAC. It is also encouraged to back up the SLOT-2 device itself to a PC regularly.

Revision as of 06:13, 9 September 2021

RAC
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Author(s)tepples
TypeOther
Version1 January 2008
LicenceMixed
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