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Remove tab- from the front matter where unnecessary
It's weird this works, but let's just align it with the other pages, AKA how this was supposed to work.
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title: BIOS/Firmware Dumping
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description: How to extract the Nintendo DS or DSi BIOS/Firmware from your console
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tabs:
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- tab-dsi-sd-card: DSi with Unlaunch
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tab-flashcard: Flashcard
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- dsi-sd-card: DSi with Unlaunch
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flashcard: Flashcard
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Some emulators, such as melonDS, require the DS-mode or DSi-mode BIOS and firmware, which are available by extracting from your console. There are two distinct ways to achieve this, using:
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title: DS Game Forwarders
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description: How to use DS game forwarders on hiyaCFW or 3DS HOME menu
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tabs:
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- tab-3ds-sd-card: 3DS SD card
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tab-dsi-sd-card: DSi SD card
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tab-flashcard: Flashcard
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- 3ds-sd-card: 3DS SD card
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dsi-sd-card: DSi SD card
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flashcard: Flashcard
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Forwarders are shortcuts for games that you can install to your home menu or hiyaCFW menu. You can load DS games from the SD card (using nds-bootstrap) or from a compatible flashcard (via its respective kernel) using forwarders installed to your menu of choice. <!--- I feel like this still needs a bit of work. Still better than what was there before. -->
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@ -5,8 +5,8 @@ section: gbarunner2
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title: GBA BIOS Dumping
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description: How to extract the Nintendo GBA BIOS from your console
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tabs:
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- tab-3ds-sd-card: 3DS with open_agb_firm
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tab-gba-flashcart: GBA/DS/DS Lite with a GBA-mode flashcart
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- 3ds-sd-card: 3DS with open_agb_firm
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gba-flashcart: GBA/DS/DS Lite with a GBA-mode flashcart
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While most GBA emulators have no issue playing GBA games by itself, some emulators and hypervisors, such as GBARunner2, may need the BIOS file to properly playback some titles.
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