From 3934128c9442f60945f1f434b30e5d4730978ca3 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Pk11 Date: Fri, 12 Mar 2021 21:18:07 -0600 Subject: [PATCH] Use tabs on the hardmod page --- pages/_en-US/ds-index/hardmod.md | 18 +++++++++++++----- 1 file changed, 13 insertions(+), 5 deletions(-) diff --git a/pages/_en-US/ds-index/hardmod.md b/pages/_en-US/ds-index/hardmod.md index ed83d471..c20709df 100644 --- a/pages/_en-US/ds-index/hardmod.md +++ b/pages/_en-US/ds-index/hardmod.md @@ -5,6 +5,9 @@ section: ds-index category: guides title: Hardmod description: How to hardmod a Nintendo DSi +tabs: + - windows: Windows + other: macOS / Linux --- Hardmodding is when you physically solder the motherboard of the Nintendo DSi to an SD card adapter in order to be read on a computer. This is useful for restoring NAND backups, viewing NAND on your PC, etc... @@ -53,9 +56,7 @@ You will first need to remove the NOCASH footer from the backup you are flashing - Once the script completes, there should be a file with a long name ending in `-no-footer.bin` in the folder where your terminal is open - Use this file as the NAND image you flash onto the DSi - -#### Windows instructions (skip for macOS / Linux) - +{% capture tab-windows %} 1. Open Win32DiskImager 1. Click the folder icon and browse to your desktop. In the text box, write `NAND_0.bin`. When selecting type, choose `All types *.*` 1. Choose the device that is the DSi and click read @@ -67,10 +68,11 @@ You will first need to remove the NOCASH footer from the backup you are flashing 1. Open Win32DiskImager, click the folder icon and choose your existing NAND backup you created before 1. Flash it with the `Write` button 1. Unplug the SD card adapter and attempt to turn on the DSi - -#### Linux / macOS instructions (skip if on Windows) +{% endcapture tab-windows %} +{% assign tab-windows = tab-windows | split: "////////" %} +{% capture tab-other %} 1. Work out where the SD card is mounted - Linux: 1. Unplug the SD card adapter @@ -113,3 +115,9 @@ You will first need to remove the NOCASH footer from the backup you are flashing At this point you may unplug the SD card adapter and attempt to turn on the DSi. If all went well, the DSi should have booted to the state it was when the backup was created! +{% endcapture tab-other %} +{% assign tab-other = tab-other | split: "////////" %} + +### Flashing the NAND backup +{% assign tabs = tab-windows | concat: tab-other %} +{% include tabs.html index=0 tabs=tabs %}