DS-DOS: Difference between revisions

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 It also allows to boot other .nds binaries (users of certain cards may have trouble with this).
+It was submitted to the NEO Spring Coding Compo 2008.
 ==Installation==
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 *ulok      unlocks the filesystem allowing use of del/copy/move/ren
-To boot any .nds file, just type the filename (myndsfile.nds). If it is currently in a folder, you will have to type the full path unless the folder it resides in is the current working directory (folder\myndsfile.nds).
+To boot any .nds file, just type the filename (myndsfile.nds). If it is currently in a folder, type the full path unless the folder it resides in is the current working directory (folder\myndsfile.nds).
-To use the extra device, you must have a dldi file called "fat3.dldi", which is a renamed dldi file of the other device you want to use. To boot an .nds file on the other device, you would type  "fat3:\myndsfile.nds". Copying, renaming, moving, and deleting all work this same way.
+To use the extra device, a dldi file called "fat3.dldi" is needed, which is a renamed dldi file of the other device you want to use. To boot an .nds file on the other device, type  "fat3:\myndsfile.nds". Copying, renaming, moving, and deleting all work this same way.
 For some reason, typing any commands larger than five characters long, may break certain commands. To fix this, press Start to restart DS-DOS (file must be named dos.nds).

Revision as of 07:10, 14 June 2012