R4 doesn't play games over 100 megabytes!!! Big Problem!!!!!

ace1o1it was a few months ago....5 months i think?

I see!I patched this one myself and it dose work on my R4 revolution for DS (NDSL/NDS), with them games that down't work on kernal v1.18, but the both version's are in one fantastic!

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Nifty!! i'm really hoping that it works! i have a link to a YSMenu that someone got working with the r4 sdhc, but since i don't have the r4 III anymore, i was unable to test it myself.https://www.romulation.org/forum/index.php?topic=25051.msg403163#msg403163

I had a R4Lis DSHC from www.r4li.com, And it did not work... but i downt have a R4 SDHC versionFor the R4 original with ysmenu, you do not use a patch version of mario&luigi BISJust a unpatch mario&luigi BIS (U) usa version only

Replying to #23

OK!! thanks! i didn't know that~! i'll keep that in mind too!!

ace1o1i had the same problems, but the r4 isn't compatible with most of the newer roms without patching.you can use YSMenu, but some games still require patching i believe.

What is Ys menu?

Replying to #25

it's a replacement rom loader that you can use and it runs newer games!

Jhon 591EDIT SorryI down't have a R4IIIBut you could give them files a try anywayR4 Firmware v1.18 + YSMenu updated 16/11/2009http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?zuozkyetlnnJust ysmenu.nds file and TTmenu folder onlyPlace in root of card and run ysmenu.nds and save it like a ds game on your DS, rename your games folder to "NDS Games" with capsIf they down't work just deleate ysmenu.nds and ttmenu folder

here are some links that jhon uploaded if you want to give it a try?

Jhon 591EDIT SorryI down't have a R4IIIBut you could give them files a try anywayR4 Firmware v1.18 + YSMenu updated 16/11/2009http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?zuozkyetlnnJust ysmenu.nds file and TTmenu folder onlyPlace in root of card and run ysmenu.nds and save it like a ds game on your DS, rename your games folder to "NDS Games" with capsIf they down't work just deleate ysmenu.nds and ttmenu folder

I downloaded YS Menu but whenever I click on a game, it says "Unsupported DLDI Name" What should I do?

Re: R4 doesn\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'t play games over 100 megabytes!!! Big Problem!!!!!

fighterfalcon32 · #25What is Ys menu?

Also if you are a original R4 owner, you are better of backing up your games , format your micro SDcard and replacing the lot from the rar file
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Ops this is your post, and you are using R4 SDHC, sorry but it will not work on that card
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However they might be a fix for that dldi problem on the 5th post at hear, with R4 SDHC cardshttp://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=172769

This worked for me.. so yeah XD (I had the unrecognised dldi driver error before)Get a FRESH NEW YSMenu.NDS file (from Yasu's webpage) but DON'T DLDI Patch it... Instead, download this: http://gbatemp.net/index.php?download=815 and then run the setup file.. When you get to the Installation Options part of the install, check the DLDI Enable/Disable Option... and then install where ever and then pick a random DLDI Driver (not gonna be needin it)... k now right click on your YSMENU.NDS file and then on the drop down menu, click Lock/Unlock DLDI.. and then press Enter a few times..... That should fix it..NOTE: If you're doing this, you got to MANUALLY install YSMENU (Get DSTT firmware, put the TTMENU folder on the root of your MicroSD, make a copy of YSMENU.NDS and rename it TTMENU.DAT and put on root, put YSMENU.NDS and YSMENU.ini into a folder called YSMENU on the root of you're card, get the ORIGINAL TTMENU.DAT and use TTEXTRACT.exe from the YSMENU pack and it should create 2 files, TTDLDI.dat and TTPATCH.dat, put TTDLDI.dat and TTPATCH.dat in your YSMENU folder...) Long and confusing...

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I down't understand people that fix it and down't make a package for people to use lol!

Well considering the R4 is outdated and basically a piece of crap, you should either stick with the YSmenu or get an acekard

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that's all you can do now. but is my computer outdated? i think not....as long as someone is making something for something that is old, then it is still good as new! and therefore you do not need to buy a new one!