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Various DSi dev NANDs

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+The following 7 NAND dumps are from various DSi development units (and one retail), some of which were used for developing the Classroom DSi and MangaON, respectively. Each console is briefly explained below, along with downloads links for each backup. Many thanks to @collection_nintendo on Instagram for providing the dumps.

+Additional thanks to MaxiBash and xprism for finding deleted content in the dumps and researching these consoles. Please check out MaxiBash's blog article for a bit more backstory to each DSi. +

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Table of contents
- Development mode Classroom DSis
- MangaON development DSi
- Altron development DSi
- "For dealers and explainers" DSi
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Development mode Classroom DSis (v1.3J_dev)

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+These are dumps of 4 different Classroom DSis in development mode. Very little is known about them, though they may have been used to test and develop classroom software. 5 of these are known to exist and were sold on Yahoo Auctions Japan around June of 2023. Those units were labelled as K04 through to K08. @collection_nintendo managed to win 4 of the 5 consoles, only missing K05.

+Almost every DSi contains a program called "camera KART". We believe it is sort of augmented reality test, with KART standing for Kyoshitsuji Augmented Reality Test. We haven't completely figured out what it does, and likely never will with just the 3 of us (help us), though we have a rough idea from seeing the program run. The bottom screen has a camera recognition value (shown as recog) which increases when it sees recognizable patterns. It responds well to images of tiles, static, and QR codes, giving a recognition of as high as 40. When the recognition is high enough, it will display a model from NitroFS on the top screen.
+KART screenshot +KART screenshot

+We don't have the patterns required to get a high enough recongnition to see the models in action, but we did extract and view the models externally. From left to right, "man_02", "pika", and "megafuture".
+man_02 model +pika model +megafuture model + +

Downloads

+Classroom DSi K04 NAND
+Classroom DSi K04 NAND (extracted contents)
+Classroom DSi K06 NAND
+Classroom DSi K06 NAND (extracted contents)
+Classroom DSi K07 NAND
+Classroom DSi K07 NAND (extracted contents)
+Classroom DSi K08 NAND
+Classroom DSi K08 NAND (extracted contents)
+All KART versions
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Photos

+Classroom top +Classroom bottom
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MangaON development DSi (v1.0J_dev)

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+This DSi was used for the development of MangaON, Sunsoft's unreleased service for WiiWare and DSiWare that would have distributed comics and manga. Articles from that time mention Dragon Ball and One Piece manga being offered, as well as others from Shonen Jump later on. The DSi we found would have been on display at Jump Festa 2009 for people to try and learn about MangaOn.
While somewhat hard to see, photos of the event show the DSis in action. In fact, there's a chance this exact unit (or the very edge of it at least) is shown here:
+Jump Festa MangaON stand +

+The MangaON DSi used to have the MangaOn service installed, though it was overwritten by the home menu, suggesting that someone updated the console after the event was over.
+Only the first of 1.4mb of 16.3mb are still present, or roughly 10%. We have the build date from 2008/12/17 at 18:52:11, banner, arm7/9 binaries, and part of the file that holds the comic data (comic.bin), though we can't check the comic because there is not documentation on the format. We have about 1mb of 12mb for the comic data, so if someone figures out the format we believe the first couple pages may be recoverable. +

+The MangaON DSi also has the oldest known version of NandFiler with a unique banner design and layout.
+NandFiler icon
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Downloads

+MangaON DSi NAND
+MangaON DSi NAND (extracted contents)
+MangaON app
+Partial comic.bin
+NandFiler +

Photos

+MangaON top +MangaON bottom
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Altron development DSi (v1.2J_dev)

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+This is a development console owned by Altron. They never made anything for the DSi, so this DSi has nothing of interest on it beyond the usual prototype home menu and settings, and as expected those have already been dumped from other development units. +

Downloads

+Altron DSi NAND
+Altron DSi NAND (extracted contents)
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"For dealers and explainers" DSi (v1.4.5J)

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+We don't know anything about this DSi. It has text printed on the back that says 「販売店様 説明員用」, or "For Dealers And Explainers" in english. It runs a normal retail firmware and so it isn't as interesting as we had hoped, though the text on the shell is still somewhat of a mystery. +

Downloads

+For dealers and explainers DSi NAND
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Photos

+For dealers and explainers top +For dealers and explainers bottom
+For dealers and explainers turned on +

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diff --git a/index.html b/index.html index 925850e..8d41d90 100644 --- a/index.html +++ b/index.html @@ -22,13 +22,18 @@ layout: dsiware padding: 1vw; } -Greetings to ufo, lasscat, togemet2, Rolfie, HudU, xprism, Haifisch, MaxiBash, NinjaCheetah, and scalr! Thanks to everyone across the web who has dumped, mirrored, or documented these programs. This entire website was designed and created by me, and me alone (unless you count stack overflow). Sure, it's barely working, but at least it looks nicer and has more information than any other public sites. Y'all need to remember that there's more than just TwlNmenu and NandFiler. Also just include damn links! These programs don't do any good when you can't download and use them. Oh well, at least I've fixed that now... unless you're on my GBAtemp branch. Sorry for the stripped down site. I don't have much of a choice with GBAtemp's silly rules. +
+Greetings to ufo, lasscat, togemet2, Rolfie, HudU, xp, Haifisch, MaxiBash, NinjaCheetah, scalr, and collection_nintendo! Thanks to everyone across the web who has dumped, mirrored, or documented these programs. This entire website was designed and created by me, and me alone (unless you count stack overflow). Sure, it's barely working, but at least it looks nicer and has more information than any other public sites. Y'all need to remember that there's more than just TwlNmenu and NandFiler. Also just include damn links! These programs don't do any good when you can't download and use them. Oh well, at least I've fixed that now... unless you're on my GBAtemp branch. Sorry for the stripped down site. I don't have much of a choice with GBAtemp's silly rules. - -

Welcome to the DS(i) dev app archive!

This website is aimed at documenting every single Nintendo DS(i) development and factory test program ever released. Many programs have been leaked or dumped, but they're rarely discussed publicly and I worry that they will get lost to time. That's why I'm here to ensure that these apps are always available, along with proper documentation. + +

Welcome to the DS(i) dev app archive!

This website is aimed at documenting every single Nintendo DS(i) development and factory test program ever released. Many programs have been leaked or dumped, but they're rarely discussed publicly and I worry that they will get lost to time. That's why I'm here to ensure that these apps are always available, along with proper documentation.

If you want to support this project, send me programs/documents/information via my email, or join the discussion in my discord server. I'm happy to answer any questions you have (no matter how silly they may be), so don't be afraid to shoot me a message.

Also check out some of my guides and info pages linked in the nav bar! -


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