Nitrofs
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FAQ
Isn't there already a way to do this?
The previous solutions for appending filesystems to .nds files were kinda suxy. For one thing they were not always compatible with most emulators and cards, or did not use the stdio subsystem as a proper filesystem driver should, instead requiring nonstandard open/close/read calls.
Before there were pretty much two options, GBFS and EFS. GBFS would work on emulators, but not off slot-1 cards, EFS would work off slot1 using DLDI but was was not compatible with most emulators. If you wanted to run your game on emulators AND off slot-1 flash cards you had to use two seperate libraries and use alot of #ifdef #else #endif type stuff because they used different function names, as well as neither (afaik) used stdio calls.
Since nitrofs v0.1 was released EFS has been updated to use stdio calls and fallback to gba reads.
Why can't you make it read/write instead of read only?
Because if DLDI/FAT is not enabled (as is on emulators), it attempts to read it in slot-2 gba mode which is read only. This project was partly created to help solve compatibility issues between different cards and emulators as well as do things in a way that more closely resembles a factory cart which is read only as well. Some people just want to do things in way that more closely resembles actual Nintendo libraries and possibly have dreams of one day doing a commercial release of their homebrew. [1] <_<
