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[teknicz]

I have a Slot-2 SCLR, would I be using the SC Lite version? I figure both versions are somewhat similar...but I really haven't been following as closely as I should have been lately.

Granted, most things work already for me, but I can definitely see where this is where homebrew development is heading in the future.

[dantheman]

Darkuni, do you mind if I use some of your material for making my own DLDI reference page on the PHWiki?  I'll be sure to credit your original post.

EDIT:  The article I wrote is at http://wiki.pocketheaven.com/DLDI if you're interested.  I did take a few lines directly from you, but I also changed the wording of several areas and rewrote other sections.

[ssj4android]

DLDI is the worst thing to happen to homebrew, for me. It broke compatibility with by Supercard SD.

[NT]

DLDI is the worst thing to happen to homebrew, for me. It broke compatibility with by Supercard SD.

Are you are running DLDI-compatible homebrew through the patcher with the correct settings?

[ssj4android]

Yeah, Chism's Supercard SD thing doesn't work right for all SD's. Luckily, I guess Moonshell came with a Supercard SD patch that works with more SD cards: http://www.cryptosystem.org/projects/nds/scsd_moon.dldi

[HurricaneGame]

Here is the gui DLDI patcher (made by bob_fossil). It contains all the dldi patches (thanks to chishm, Lick, Cory1942, Moonlight, Rudolph).

This is a simple program to use, choose the path to the dldi patch folder (it is in a subfolder of the main folder and is called "DLDI Patches") and then choose the dldi patch that matches your card. Then choose the .nds file you want to patch and hit "Patch". Doesn't get any easier then this.

That's a LIE!!
It gets easier since you can get an installer with SC CF and more flashcards and then right click then click PATCH DLDI SC CF on the .nds file and done . Shows only @ NDS files and includes a cool icon to.

[dancook04]

Where do I get it?