Author: KermMartian
Posted: 12 Jan 2013 12:31:39 pm (GMT -5)
I'm not experienced in these matters, but a quick Googling reveals that there are a few options:
- If you were using FlashMe, which you were, it writes an "emergency failsafe" sort of code fragment to the beginning of the ROM, and there's a failsafe combination that you can use to get it to listen for a ROM. You can use that to try to load the ROM again.
- In any case, you can hot-swap BIOSes between two DS Lites, though there is a danger of damaging both if you don't know what you're doing.
Disclaimers: I am mostly basing my answers on this thread, and I don't know what the legality of flashing DS Lites is.
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Posted: 12 Jan 2013 12:31:39 pm (GMT -5)
I'm not experienced in these matters, but a quick Googling reveals that there are a few options:
- If you were using FlashMe, which you were, it writes an "emergency failsafe" sort of code fragment to the beginning of the ROM, and there's a failsafe combination that you can use to get it to listen for a ROM. You can use that to try to load the ROM again.
- In any case, you can hot-swap BIOSes between two DS Lites, though there is a danger of damaging both if you don't know what you're doing.
Disclaimers: I am mostly basing my answers on this thread, and I don't know what the legality of flashing DS Lites is.
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