No$gba FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

[tom_mai78101]

Well, it works for GBA "Wireless" linking. There's a special wireless feature tool for GBA-SP included in Pokemon FireRed and LeafGreen before in Eastern Asia.

Guess Wi-Fi works there only.

[SCHUMI-4-EVA]

Not true, DS Wifi does not work for any region on any emu.

[tom_mai78101]

Sorry, I meant the linking features in No$gba. Martin is trying to emulate linking cables in GBA.

The wireless thing, it's just a fact not about No$gba.

[SCHUMI-4-EVA]

The linking features no$gba has are only for GBA.

[tom_mai78101]

Nevermind, the facts are there since Pokemon.

Back to the features, it seems that some bugs are minorscripted into No&gba because there was a conflict with AMD motherboards. Logical reasoning or fake, please help me prove this.

[Squall-Leonhart]

sounds like bs.

[tom_mai78101]

bs? What's that?

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While connecting to AMD processors, another theory existed. VIA/S3 Chrome integrated graphics card with a peak of 32 MB might cause it to have conflicts, due to lack of space it was suppose to have.

Although 32 MB of RAM doesn't affect much, it is slow when running NDS games. EMulating the sounds were like garbles underwater.

[SCHUMI-4-EVA]

Conflict with AMD boards? works fine for me...

bs = an abbreviaton of a word which may not be said on this forum.

[ozzgx4]

ohhhhh I get it

[imlost]

How do I do multiplayer?
You don't. As of 2.6 the emulator's wifi emulation is not advanced enough to support multiplayer or wifi of any sort. Until the DS's wifi chip is reverse engineered more, this will not change.

You should change the title of this question to "Is there any wifi or linking for DS?"

[super goku]

its posible to play wi-fi in the next version?

[SCHUMI-4-EVA]

No one knows. It could be, but it may not be, it might just even never be.

Just be patient and hope the future will bring with it the feature you are after.

There is nothing else you can do.

[superworm]

How to insert a gba slot in no$gba 2.6?

[colourwolf]

heloo, lm a noob, l got noob question if dont mind l ask =(
lm new to nds emu, and lets just say, even l set the nds backup memory thingy (EEPROM 64KB etc etc if rite)
and where should l click to save the game progress, or just simply closed it will auto reload (by how)? and how can l reload my game progress when next time play? (l know lm noob sory)

[viperver1]

Usually the backup memory is what you use in every game. After 2.6, you don't need to set that at all. All you need to do is to set it on automatic and the emulator will do the rest. Saving is simple in every game where you go to save, it will reload at the save point where you saved it last.

[SCHUMI-4-EVA]

At this stage a DS game can't be linked to a GBA game in any way.




What one should do is after setting the savetype (or when set to auto on 2.6a) then one has to make a regular ingame save in the game for it to be saved. Save States (snapshots) are only supported by GBA games at this stage.

[tom_mai78101]

Originally Posted by SCHUMI-4-EVA

Conflict with AMD boards? works fine for me...
bs = an abbreviaton of a word which may not be said on this forum.

Do you have a VIA/S3 integrated graphics card?

Back to theory 1:
It is possible that AMD motherboards which supports up to 736 MB of RAM contains false information, might be that the RAM is a irregular capacity. 28 + 29 (exponents).

bs is taboo here, got that.

[SCHUMI-4-EVA]

Actually I have no onboard graphics card whatsoever...

[tom_mai78101]

Then we're stuck at theory 1 and 2.

[nohano]

hello, asking a noob question, how do i run No$GBA on an apple computer?