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The GBA Net Boot is a wireless tool that allows you to receive and boot GBA homebrew on your 3DS using its built-in GBA hardware. With GBA Net Send, you can transmit GBA homebrew ROMs from your computer to your 3DS over a wifi network. After receiving your ROM, GBA Net Boot saves it to the SD card and automatically launches open_agb_firm to enable you to run your ROM in native GBA mode on your 3DS. The primary purpose of this tool is to simplify and streamline the process of testing GBA homebrew on official hardware. | |||
==Disclaimer== | |||
Please note that while this software has been extensively tested without encountering any issues, there is always a chance that it could harm your system, corrupt your data, or result in data loss. Certain aspects of this process, particularly the custom firmware and bootloader, interact with lower levels of the system. It is important to understand that I am not liable for any damage or loss incurred as a result of using this software. | |||
==How To Use== | |||
Before starting, ensure that you have completed the setup process. | |||
Make sure that the Wi-Fi on your 3DS is enabled and connected, and then open gba-net-boot. If Wi-Fi has not been configured yet, gba-net-boot will wait until your 3DS is connected to Wi-Fi. | |||
Once your 3DS is connected to Wi-Fi, gba-net-boot will wait for you to use the gba-net-send tool to transfer your ROM over the network to your 3DS. The ROM will be saved to the root directory of your SD card as "rom.gba". | |||
After the transfer is complete and your ROM is saved to your SD card, gba-net-boot will automatically launch open_agb_firm. From there, you can navigate to "rom.gba" on the root of your SD card and press the A button to launch it. | |||
==Changelog== | ==Changelog== | ||
Revision as of 11:41, 13 April 2023
| GBA Net Boot | |
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| Author | joshbackstein |
| Type | Utilities |
| Version | 0.0.2 |
| License | GPL-3.0 |
| Last Updated | 2023/04/11 |
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The GBA Net Boot is a wireless tool that allows you to receive and boot GBA homebrew on your 3DS using its built-in GBA hardware. With GBA Net Send, you can transmit GBA homebrew ROMs from your computer to your 3DS over a wifi network. After receiving your ROM, GBA Net Boot saves it to the SD card and automatically launches open_agb_firm to enable you to run your ROM in native GBA mode on your 3DS. The primary purpose of this tool is to simplify and streamline the process of testing GBA homebrew on official hardware.
Disclaimer
Please note that while this software has been extensively tested without encountering any issues, there is always a chance that it could harm your system, corrupt your data, or result in data loss. Certain aspects of this process, particularly the custom firmware and bootloader, interact with lower levels of the system. It is important to understand that I am not liable for any damage or loss incurred as a result of using this software.
How To Use
Before starting, ensure that you have completed the setup process.
Make sure that the Wi-Fi on your 3DS is enabled and connected, and then open gba-net-boot. If Wi-Fi has not been configured yet, gba-net-boot will wait until your 3DS is connected to Wi-Fi.
Once your 3DS is connected to Wi-Fi, gba-net-boot will wait for you to use the gba-net-send tool to transfer your ROM over the network to your 3DS. The ROM will be saved to the root directory of your SD card as "rom.gba".
After the transfer is complete and your ROM is saved to your SD card, gba-net-boot will automatically launch open_agb_firm. From there, you can navigate to "rom.gba" on the root of your SD card and press the A button to launch it.
Changelog
v.0.0.2 Beta)
- Fixed a bug causing the ROM to be replaced by an empty file if no file transfer was performed.
v.0.0.1 Beta)
- First Release.