twlmenu-extras VS flashcard-archive

If I remember right, these are also themes you can use on your ace3ds+: https://github.com/DS-Homebrew/twlmenu-extras/tree/master/_nds/TWiLightMenu/akmenu/themes

Just use a theme for twilight menu. You can’t change language of stock firmware on DSi.

There’s hiyacfw, which is like stock firmware, but it’s more tedious to put games on it (have to manually install them) and does not work well with larger SD cards formatted to fat32. I would recommend checking out themes if you haven’t already.

"put my roms on the start screen instead of inside the folders" there's your answer - instead of copying the .nds files inside the roms/nds folder, just copy them straight to the sd. Nothing is stopping you from doing that :). As far as themes are concerned - https://skins.ds-homebrew.com/

Hi everyone I don't know if I'm posting in the right place but does anyone know how to fix this theme? I really like it but the calendar doesn't work and I really would like to use it. https://github.com/DS-Homebrew/twlmenu-extras/blob/master/_nds/TWiLightMenu/akmenu/themes/CastleVaniaSOTN.7z

You can't change the arrangement of the icons on a grid. But you can add your own themes. https://skins.ds-homebrew.com/

Another thing worth noting is that TWiLight Menu++ updates a lot and has improved a lot over the years, so you may want to try updating it and see if you like the new version more. Depending on how outdated you were it may be a big improvement. There are also various skins you can use (or make your own) to change the look.

From my understanding, you can just throw the "Wood" kernal on there: https://github.com/lifehackerhansol/flashcard-archive/raw/main/r4isdhc.com_Dual-Core_2013/r4isdhc.com_Dual-Core_2013_Kernel_1.63.7z

Found it https://github.com/lifehackerhansol/flashcard-archive/blob/main/R4_original_M3_Simply/R4DS_Wood_R4_1.62.7z

Buy a micro SD and download the kernel from here https://github.com/lifehackerhansol/flashcard-archive/tree/main/Ace3DS%2

The kernel on the website isn't out of date. I do have the files that I myself tested working on the GitHub pinned here: https://github.com/lifehackerhansol/flashcard-archive/tree/main/SuperCard/DSTWO

This cart should in theory also support the BL2CK kernel, which is better updated. Of course if that doesn't work one can fallback to the original. https://github.com/lifehackerhansol/flashcard-archive/raw/main/BL2CK/BL2CK_1.30.3.7z

That is an original Supercard DS, nice find very uncommon. It’s the same as the DSONE (non SDHC) it’s has it’s own version of the EOS kernel (https://github.com/lifehackerhansol/flashcard-archive/tree/main/SuperCard/DSONE). It will support maximum of 2GB SD cards so you can’t load it up with the entire DS librarys (or even just the good games). If you like the way it works but want a higher capacity SD card you can find clone DSONE SDHC (they aren’t specifically sold as SDHC but they are) on eBay and AliExpress for very little money. My main cart these days is an AliExpress DSONE, theyare great as long as the one you get isn’t defective.

You could update the kernel if you want to try that: https://github.com/lifehackerhansol/flashcard-archive/raw/main/R4_original_M3_Simply/R4DS_Wood_R4_1.62.7z

And if that YSMenu doesn't work use my funny workaround YSMenu: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Xxb56enRM45zxbcqWgcNdIxTOOZvFR2t/view?usp=sharing

M3i Zero (the GMP-Z003 model) would be using Sakura 1.49a, unless someone figured out how to get anything else working on it. https://github.com/lifehackerhansol/flashcard-archive/raw/main/YSMenu/m3adapter.com/M3DS_Sakura_1.49a.7z

I have a kernel that seems to be the best updated for all R4iTT carts/clones here: https://github.com/lifehackerhansol/flashcard-archive/raw/main/BL2CK/BL2CK_1.30.3.7z