R4i Revolution Dsi Firmware For Updated

Manual codici well tech 40085 manual transfer online. Last Updated: 31/Oct/2010 Previous Nintendo DSi Firmware Updates In August of 2009, Nintendo released an update to the DSi console’s firmware that seemed to block access to many popular DSi cards, including the R4i SDHC. About two weeks later, the current iteration of the R4i SDHC card was born and all has been well since that time. However, on the 7th of September 2010 Nintendo released two new firmwares, spaced only a matter of hours apart, for the DSi.

These firmwares were called “1.4.1E” and “1.4.2” respectively. New 1.4.1 and 1.4.2 Firmware According to Nintendo, the new updates “provide behind the scenes improvements to DSi system performance”. The Nintendo Wii was also simultaneously given a firmware update. However, this update does not seem to enhance any system performance of the DSi and seems to be solely aimed at the homebrew community, effectively wiping out (possibly temporarily) the ability to play homebrew games on the Nintendo DSi console. Until a fix is released (we’ll update this page when that happens) we advise homebrew users NOT to update their DSi, as if they do they will be unable to use their cards. Upcoming Pokemon and Nintendo 3DS Release It seems that the main reason behind these updates was because Pokemon Black and White are being released soon and Nintendo do not want pirates downloading the games illegally.

I updated my DSi via internet and had the same problem. You'll have to buy a newer R4 card because the bios in the DSi now recognizes the old card and blocks it. You can sell or give your old card to someone who hasn't updated their bios. Get the newest firmware for the new card to be able to the latest rom releases. R4i 1.4.2 Update Fix for DSi. R4i 3DS Update for Nintendo DSi 1.4.2 – Reposted with written permission from NintendoDSCards.com. Last month in May 2010, Nintendo released the 1.4.2 update on the DSi console. This update was activated through the System Update menu in the Settings menu of the DSi, or when you access DSiWare online.

The new Nintendo 3DS console is also on the horizon and will be released at the end of the year. Unfortunately they have also blocked out the countless homebrew users that enjoy using their Nintendo DSi coinsoles to do all sorts of things as well. Please be advise – R4DSRevolution does NOT condone piracy and you should NEVER play a Nintendo game on your DS or DSi that you haven’t already legally purchased! Please support the industry and continue to prove to Nintendo that homebrew is a great community that should be endorsed and not put down. Cards Affected by the Nintendo Firmware Update Not too many details are known about the update but most cards including the R4i SDHC, Acekard 2i, M3i Zero and iEDGE are affected. Our sponsors (NDS-Gear and DSCardWorld) report that the EZFlash Vi works with the 1.4.1 / 1.4.2 update even without flashing, the Acekard 2i works, and the M3i Zero works as well.

The R4i team have released a new ‘version’ of the card that works with 1.4.1 but has yet to update its existing 1.4 cards, which we are monitoring and e-mailing them about (see our R4i 1.4 Upgrade page for more information, we’ll continue to monitor the situation). Wibby praditasari m. eng. Remember that the firmware updates on your DSi console are entirely optional, so please DON’T update until fixes have been released!