I have a CycloDS card. How do I bypass Nintendo's Warning screen?

[Joshua B]

Thanks in advance.

[Shane R. Monroe]

You must flash the DS.

http://www.monroeworld.com/myfaq/ind...hlight=flashme

[chooka1]

Shane...

You're the man!
Awesome...I can't wait to give it a try.

Are there any drawbacks (software compatability, etc) by removing the NDS boot screen?

Can anyone provide a link to a reliable download of the flash me / no flash me software? Any particular version we need to use?

Happy 4th!

Chad

[Shane R. Monroe]

No drawbacks.

http://home.comcast.net/~olimar/flashme/

Enjoy!

[chooka1]

Shane,

You're a genius....no bricking on my end--no fireworks. Whew!!
out of curiosity, in layman's terms, what actually happens with the flashme and toothpick process?

I am getting the DS in order thanks to all of your's and Womp's help.
Cyclos DS-check.
EZ 3 in 1-check.

If I may ask, do the following files need to be on the root directory of Cyclos DS:

wifi-config.nds
NDS_BAckup_Tool_Wifi.nds
NDS_Backup_Tool_Wifi.ini
GBA Backup Tool.nds
GBA Backup Tool.ini
FLash Me
No Flash Me

Or can I move them all to a utility folder?

Thank you for all your help. I hope to be able to return the favor some day.
Chad

[Shane R. Monroe]

You are actually REPLACING the firmware on your DS with a "modified" version (that part you PROBABLY figured out).

The toothpick bit is to short jumper SL-1, which is an override that makes it so that SOFTWARE ALONE cannot alter the firmware - either maliciously or accidentally. It's like a dead man's switch on a tractor or locomotive. It is to ensure human interaction in order for the firmware to be written directly to.

[chooka1]

Hmmm...very interesting. Thanks!

Chad

[OldSchoolGamer]

You are actually REPLACING the firmware on your DS with a "modified" version (that part you PROBABLY figured out).

The toothpick bit is to short jumper SL-1, which is an override that makes it so that SOFTWARE ALONE cannot alter the firmware - either maliciously or accidentally. It's like a dead man's switch on a tractor or locomotive. It is to ensure human interaction in order for the firmware to be written directly to.

I am sure you did this to the one you sold me Shane, but I think the warning is back..........is that possible?

[Shane R. Monroe]

I am sure you did this to the one you sold me Shane, but I think the warning is back..........is that possible?

That would seem ... impossible...

[Womp]

That would seem ... impossible...

Chances are he did what I did, and maybe didn't replace his battery fast enough? I had forgotten that'd happen.

Obviously once you redo your time etc it reverts back to normal: No warning screen.