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lang: it-IT
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layout: faq
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section: godmode9i
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title: Domande frequenti & risoluzione dei problemi
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long_title: Domande frequenti & risoluzione dei problemi di GodMode9i
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description: Domande frequenti & risoluzione dei problemi di GodMode9i
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#### How do I get past the "mounting drive(s)" screen while starting it up?
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This happens when you launch GodMode9i from [hiyaCFW](../hiyacfw). You can hold <kbd class="face">X</kbd> while launching GodMode9i to skip NAND mounting. Alternatively, you can launch GodMode9i directly from Unlaunch to be able to mount the NAND.
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#### Why can't I add, remove, or edit files on the NAND?
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Editing files on the DSi NAND is not safe and can easily lead to a brick, so GodMode9i intentionally lacks this capability.
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#### Why can't I view NDS file info for some DSiWare?
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Some DSiWare, specifically those located in the `0003000f` folder, contain system data and do not have a valid banner.
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#### Should I use the NDS version or the DSi version? What's the difference?
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These are functionally the same, but they have specific purposes.
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- If you are using GodMode9i with a flashcard, use the NDS version
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- If you are installing GodMode9i to your hiyaCFW SDNAND, use the DSi version
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- If you are starting GodMode9i via TWiLight Menu++, both versions will work identically
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- If you are installing GodMode9i to your 3DS HOME Menu, use the CIA version
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#### How do I change the language?
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You can change GodMode9i's language by pressing <kbd>START</kbd>, selecting the last option in that menu, and choosing the language you want to use.
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Note that this will only work if GodMode9i is being run from TWiLight Menu++ or there is a copy of `GodMode9i.nds`/`GodMode9i.dsi` in the root of your SD card.
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You can also manually enter a path to any translation file on your SD card in the config file, `sd:/gm9i/config.ini`, with the `LANGUAGE_INI_PATH` entry.
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#### How do I change the font?
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You can change GodMode9i's font by selecting a `.frf` font file and choosing `Load font`. To set a different font as the default either place it at `sd:/gm9i/font.frf` or edit the config file (`sd:/gm9i/config.ini`) to set the `FONT_PATH` to where your font file is.
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You can find a few pre-converted fonts in the [resources folder](https://github.com/DS-Homebrew/GodMode9i/tree/master/resources/fonts) of the GitHub repository and you can convert your own from a PBM image and TXT file containing the Unicode mappings using GodMode9's [fontriff.py](https://github.com/d0k3/GodMode9/blob/master/utils/fontriff.py) script.
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#### How do I dump DS Saves using GBA save data?
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GodMode9i is able to use the save data of GBA cartridges to dump the saves of most DS Game Cards. ROM files and save files over 1 MiB cannot be dumped this way as the files are impractically large. This can also be done using Haxxstation instead of a DS flashcard if you have another way to dump the GBA save files, they can then be recombined and decompressed on a computer.
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1. Load GodMode9i on your flashcard
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1. Backup your GBA saves!!
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- Any save data that hasn't been backed up will be lost
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- Check the files and find the larger ones, using 512 byte carts won't help much while 64 or 128 KiB saves will fit most DS saves in 1 or 2 carts
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1. On the drive menu, press <kbd class="r">R</kbd> + <kbd class="face">B</kbd> to unmount the flashcard
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1. Eject the flashcard, insert a DS Game Card and GBA cartridge
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1. Select `NDS GAMECARD` then `Save`
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1. When asked, press <kbd class="face">A</kbd> to write the data to the GBA cart
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- Swap to different GBA cartridges and repeat until the whole save is copied
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1. Reboot your DS with your Slot-1 flashcard back in and reopen GodMode9i
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1. Insert the first GBA cartridge you used and select `GBA GAMECART`
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1. Choose `DS Save`
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1. Swap through all the carts you dumped onto
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1. Your DS save will now be in `fat:/gm9i/out`, you can now restore your backed up GBA save files to their original cartridges
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If you want to write the save file back onto the Game Card, simply select the `.sav` file and choose `Restore save (Slot-1)`, then swap out your flashcard for the DS Game Card when prompted.
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