/// THE UNIVERSAL CHILD'S PLAY PATCH  WAS UPDATED!! ///

How to play "KORG M01 Music Workstation" on your DSTT and R4

For General User:

1. Download Patch.rar and get a Patch.exe file from the RAR archive.

2. Drag your ROM and drop it onto the Patch.exe. That's it.

Note:
This path is not only for "KORG M01 Music Workstation". It's one of game to be patched by Universal Child's Play Patch.
The file having the ".bak" extension is the backup copy of the original nds file.


For DSTT User:

Copy the TTMENU.DAT file from the DSTT kernel set to the root directory of your DSTT. And also, copy three files of infolib.dat, extinfo.dat, and ttpatch.dat from the DSTT kernel to the TTMENU folder of your DSTT.

   Note: You must use DSTT Kernel v1.18 rev14(JAP) for implemeting the latest dat files.  

For R4 User:

Use YSMENU with the same manner of the above instruction as like DSTT. Thus, use R4 YSMENU. You must use the r4patch.dat file that was included in this karnel, and copy it to the TTMENU folder of your DSTT.

Note:
The extinfo.dat file can record up to 512 game titles. If the entry exceeds 512 game titles, the extinfo.dat can not be recognized by DSTT kernel. Therefore the special patch was applied to the three files of TTMENU.dat, r4patch.dat, and ttpatch.dat files. You must use these files together after this.


Credit to Rudolph.   

Last year in uni. It was a side subject, but I still remember a little bit. X3

A side subject? As in, one of the subjects you get to pick yourself?

Nope, just one of the subjects that aren't directly tied to my major and end after, say, one or two semesters. Same with philosophy and sociology.

This post has been edited by Foxi4, Wed, February 9th, 2011 at 13:28

Heh, cool. What do you study, then?

[If I'm asking too many questions, please tell. ]

English and French on a translation profile. You'd be suprised how much "unrelated" stuff they throw into this thing.

This post has been edited by Foxi4, Wed, February 9th, 2011 at 13:46

Well then, Latin is related to those subjects! There are loads of words in Latin that are almost exactly the same (heck, sometimes they are exactly the same) as in English and French (and Dutch and German and whatnot). And the grammar rules (if you don't bend them, that is ) are similar as well.

I'd love to have learnt Greek and Latin, but only Latin was available at my first school.

That's a very thin thread right there Sure, I can see your point, but since most of those words are nearly the same in every single latin-based language, that's hardly a reason enough to teach latin grammar and vocabulary X3. And grammar... uhm... I see nearly no resemblance with english, but it's scarily similar to polish o.o

This post has been edited by Foxi4, Wed, February 9th, 2011 at 13:50

Alright then, maybe it's just to fill some empty subject slots, but it doesn't matter. I know I've learnt some things from Latin that I was then able to apply in other languages.

Oh well, even if you still think it's pretty useless, knowing more is always better. :​D

Kimyom you just made my day. Best birthday present all day! Thanks!

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TESTED and works using the childsplay patch and R4i SDHC.

This post has been edited by Fotonurth, Wed, February 9th, 2011 at 17:27