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Is it possible: Copying files over local wifi?

Started by Banjojohn, September 27, 2006, 10:19:18 AM

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Banjojohn

I have two DS'es, both with SuperCard CF and Superkey. I often have one game on the one, but not on the other. Is there a way to send the dsq and sav from the one card to the other, ifwe suddenly feel the need to play that game in multiplayer? :) I know it would take a program of some sort, but has such a thing been made?

Thanks in advance!

Jax

Never thought about that...
Nice idea, though!

Devil_Spawn

duno if the ds wifi is fast enough, but currently ad-hoc isnt supported so u need a router

Mota

That would be really handy if someone could do it. Of course you'd need a router, but hey, I've got one  8)

Is there a way to do this from PC->Supercard via wifi yet? I hate trying to slot my mini-sd card into my reader.
White NDSL / Flashme 7 / DSLink / EZ 3-in-1

ratx

http://giesler.biz/~bjoern/en/sw_dsftp.html

the "Moonlight" guy has also written a basic loader for the GBAMP that  downloads a file over HTTP when you boot it - that's more for developer type purposes though

Banjojohn

Thanks for the replies.
It wouldn't matter if it took a few minutes to transfer a game. It's just so that we can play multipler-games, that one of us has, without going to a computer with cardreader...

I don't see, why it shouldn't be possible without a router or something like that.

If 2 DS'es can send/recieve data during a gamesession, the network-code should be coyable, and therefore used to copy files from one DS to another. Anyway, doesn't seem like any program like that is made. At least not yet :)

Devil_Spawn

of course its possible, just the wifi lib doesnt support it, its coming, just not yet

bionicspider

DSFTP is great for quick file transfers.  I've written a little script that pulls all my .sav files from my supercard's flash and backs them up to my PC via DSFTP.  Transferring larger files takes a bit of time though, as the DS's bandwidth is limited.