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Where is DSLinux stored?

April 26, 2017DSLinux stored

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Where is DSLinux stored?

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DSLinux can be stored on any Slot-1 Device or Slot-2 device that supports DLDI. If your device does not support DLDI you can still run DSLinux but you will not be able to access files on the media whilst DSLinux is running. A DSLinux install takes about 5-55MB of space on the media it is stored on.

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DSLinux is stored on a GBA Flash Cart, Supercard, GBAMP, or an M3. A DSLinux install takes about 5MB of space on the media it is stored on. • On a GBA Flash Cart: A GBA flash cart is a rewritable GBA cartridge. You copy DSLinux onto it using a special program and either a GBA or a flash cart writer, depending on the specific flash cart. • On a Supercard: The Supercard supports CompactFlash or SecureDigital-cards (depends on Supercard version). • On a GBA Movie Player : The GBAMP is a device which can play movies and load executables using CompactFlash Type I cards for storage. A SD-version of the GBAMP has also been released, but is not usable for DS homebrew, and thus not usable for DSLinux. • On a M3: The M3 is the newer version of GBAMP. It has support for DS homebrew, and DSLinux supports it, too.