DSTT card on a DSi

does the DSTT card work on a Dsi? I have a card for my DS and works great, but thinking about getting a DSi. The firmware I have on the card is TTMenu_V1.17a07. Any help would be greatly appreciated.Thanks.

nope you need to get a ttdsi just like the r4 and the r4i. hope this helps :D

Thanks for the quick reply Kieran. Which firmware should I put on it, the same one I have on the TTDS?

Yes.

umm what u mean.... if you have a ttds or ttdsi they both use the same firmware which it 1.17a07. i hope this helps :)

Well, both my daughters have a DS, and my godson had a DS but he just got a DSi. When he did, his old ttds didn't work on the DSi. I thought it could've been the firmware. I updated the firmware on my daughter's TTDS cards, and the games that didn't work before, worked after the update. What I want to do is, get my godson a card that would work on his DSi. So to confirm, I have to get a TTDSi card, correct? and transfer over all the games from the old card, to this one, even if they're DS games??Thanks for your help bro.

Basically you need a card with "i" in the name.acekard 2.i is the best option, but if you find a dstti then use that, work the same, they just work on dsi's.And the game type (ds/dsi) shouldn't matter, although the dsi enhacned games such as assassin's creed 2 tend to fail on a dsi (weird), just letting you know for future refferance.

Thanks very much.
One more question, is there a working version of Mario vs. Sonic Olympic Winter Games (U) anywhere?

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It does work, but it might ethier need a patch, or a newer firmware...If you tried that, a patch is needed, all I know is my acekard runs it just fine.

Also, on the DTTSi card, do I put the TTDS Menu Folder and the TTMENU.DAT file in the root of the card? How about the games, do I create a "GAMES" folder then drop the games in it, or do I just put the on the root of the card as well? How about the TTMENU.SYS file, do I not put it on the card, just like on the TTDS card?Thanks for all your help fellas.

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Yes.

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They do not need to go into any specific directory, it is purely for organization.

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I believe that file is created when you first run the DSTT firmware, which stores all your settings.

you can download a working sonic and mario Olympic winter games here.......... hope this helps.http://www.4shared.com/file/139976149/74bf33f0/Mario_And_Sonic_At_The_Olympic.html?s=1it does 100% work on ttds and ttdsi with 1.17a07 firmware. :)
soz i wasent there to answer your other questions.
i dident really check for any more questions from yourself.
anyway another questions please dont hesitate to ask i would be gad to answer.

Yes, I know it's created when you run the DSTT firmware, but it shows up separate from the DAT file and the TTDS Menu Folder. I just want to confirm that I don't need to transfer into the card because I read somewhere if the SYS file is in the card, it won't work, so you should just not put it in the card.Again, Thanks for all your help.

anandjones · #11Yes.
They do not need to go into any specific directory, it is purely for organization.
I believe that file is created when you first run the DSTT firmware, which stores all your settings.

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Kieran, THANKS again bro!!

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The firmware creates the file, so why would it not work? The i flashcart uses the same firmware, so the TTMENU.SYS should be compatible with whatever you're using. If you don't copy it, it will created on the first-run anyway.

pleas give me links to dl (ttdsi firmware 1.3) thanks a lot

A good idea is to update the firmware from 1.17a07 to 1.17a12 - it solves a lot of problems with the games - and Mario and Sonic Winter Olympic Games works fine with that firmware.Look here http://www.linfoxdomain.com/nintendo/ds/