DSision2

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DSision2
Dsision2.png
General
Author(s)Spinal
TypeSystem tools
Version2 26April09
LicenceMixed
Links
[Media:DSision226April09.rar Download]
Website
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DSision [di-iszh-uh n] (named by Jayenkai) is a replacment firmware for Nintendo DS flash carts. At the time of creation, most flash cart firmwares presented the user with a fairly simple, menu system, usually just a list of filenames on the screen. I aimed to remedy this, by creating a nice looking, easy to use interface for loading homebrew programs on the DS. The first version of DSision, although reasonably popular, was rushed and not entirely what I had envisioned. So after a while, I started work on the second version, which boasts higher resolution icons, greater colour depth for both backgrounds and icons. More customizable themes, including the customization of every single icon.

Features

  • Works on R4DS
  • Larger, higher resolution, higher colour depth icons
  • Custom icons per file/folder
  • GBA support through EZ 3-in-1
  • EZ 3-in-1 RAM unlocking

Installation

Extract the contents of the zip/rar to the root of your card. For DSision 2 to work properly, your card needs to have the following in the root -

<Folder> DSision
<Folder> PICS
<File>   DSision.ini
<File>   DSision_2.nds

R4DS Users

DSision2_R4DS.nds is included to run from the R4 firmware. Also If you wish to replace the R4 firmware, _DS_MENU.DAT would REPLACE the R4 firmware.

TTDS users

ttmenu.dat is included to replace the firmware of the card.

Controls

left/right D-pad - select a game/application

A - select folder

B - exit folder

Hold Stylus over icon - options, such as Opening the file, adding it to the shortcut list, hiding it, or going to the settings screen.

L shoulder button - shortcut list (press again to return to file list)

Media

Credits

soulanger, chishm, n00bey, cory1492, jayenkai, chuckstudios, dizi

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