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Rayder on Sun, March 7th, 2010 at 22:58 [»]
How long should I expect the WiFi dump to take?
EDIT: Am I going to get any kind of indication that it's doing anything? Here's what I see:
Set Target card. (I put in my retail Sonic Classic and hit A, then)
[A] : OK
card id: ox40003fc2
Secure area ok
Connecting via WFC data...
Connected
IP: (my IP numbers)
accept
That is what is showing on the bottoms screen. Top screen is just solid white. (minus parenthesized)
I've never used the WiFi dumper before, I've always the slot2 dumper.
I don't see any data transferring on the modem. The DSlite is blinking the WiFi mode, but I don't see where anything is happening. Do I need to forward some ports on the router or something? Are there some other setup requirements I need before attempting to run it? Is there some other fundamental action with WiFi dumping I don't realize that's supposed to happen next?
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I haven't actually tried this dumper yet but if it works like FTPd, as it says it does in the nfo, then DS acts as an FTP server. You can connect to your DS via an FTP client and download the ROM from slot-1 directly to any location on your PC.
The DS gets an IP address from your AP, you then open a new site in your ftp client and copy the IP from the DS.
set a username, password, and port number then connect and download the game in slot-1.
FTPd (when i used it ) came with an ini file where you could set a user, pass, and port to use. Then you copy that to the ftp client when you create a new site.
What you pasted shows this dumper using your WFC data to connect to your router. When you set up your DS for online gaming you only need to enter the ssid and the wep key, there is no username, port or password. I'm thinking you can just open a site in your ftp client and simply connect using the ip that the DS shows, leaving the user, pass, and port blank?
I'm probably confusing you now so i won't go on any further, but if i try it later i'll post instructions on how to dump with it.
These 2 links might help for now
http://www.ds-scene.net/?s=viewtopic&nid=8710http://www.ds-scene.net/?s=viewtopic&nid=8875
Mon, March 8th, 2010 at 00:14
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