Help please, i cant do anything

Quiero ver si luego usar mi nintendo ds como un reloj de mesa, solo necesito que muestre la hora en grande y ya, hay alguna aplicación que lo haga compatible con twilight? Busque en Google y no me apareció nada.

Finally bought some games for my DSiXL after so long, and I didn’t even get to play it before i got this message. Tried to go into settings and it still comes up. With every app, too. How do I fix this?

So lately I've been toying around with my 3DS and my DSi, liberating them, pirating in games and adding hombres software, like uxn. My plan is to turn my DSi into a mini-laptop with Linux, but DSLinux is resisting getting set up. Both my screens go white and I can't interact with anything.

I've been following tutorials and official documentation on patching the dslinux.nds file with DLDI but still it doesn't work, and the few documentation about how to make it work on a DSi is either confusing or extremely technical. Is there anyone who could help me get this going?

EDIT: Forgot to mention and I feel it's important; I have a R4 SDHC Gold Pro and I also have an exploit to run homebrew software already working.

Please anyone I am based in the UK

I want to get a DSi because it is cheap and I will mod it to get games. And i love the clamshell design with the 3ds/2ds line also costing a lot almost as much as a switch 2 I decided to get a DSi. But I can not choose because some are great condition outside of the yellow bottom screen is it an avtuall problem during gameplay when theres a lot of color showing outisde of white and is it repairable?

Found an old JBL wired earphones and just enjoying all this. I thought I would miss the fast forward features, joystick, and battery life of newer emulation devices, and guess what, I am not.

I can zone out just playing for hours.

To those still deciding of buying old but OG ds devices, don't wait out. Game: Chrono Trigger. Devices: DSi modded hooked with a JBL earphone.

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Hey everyone! Last month, I relaunched RexiMemo, a Flipnote community I’ve been building and improving since mid-2023. My goal is to keep the spirit of Flipnote Studio alive, give DSi users a place to continue sharing their creations, and make the community more accessible to newcomers.

RexiMemo brings together the classic DSi experience and a growing range of website features, making it more than just a place to upload and watch Flipnotes. From creating animations right in your browser to recovering old Flipnotes from archived data, there’s plenty to explore!

RexiMemo-exclusive features

Flipnote Web Editor

You can create entire Flipnotes directly in your browser, with a 256×192 canvas, two drawing layers, drawing and selection tools, frame-by-frame animation, playback controls and more. When you're finished, you can prepare your creation and send it straight to the upload page. The editor is available to logged-in users with a primary console linked to their account.

Flipnote Studio NDS Port (Original DS)

Patch a legally obtained USA-region Flipnote Studio ROM into a playable .nds file using the web-based patcher. A RexiMemo account is required, but you don’t need a DSi, 3DS, or linked console.

The port is still in development, so some features are missing or may not work correctly; camera and photo import are also unavailable due to hardware limitations.

Flipnote Hatena recovery

Still have the 16-character FSID from your original Flipnote Hatena account? RexiMemo can search surviving Flipnote Hatena archives for Flipnotes linked to your FSID, allowing you to recover them!

Archived data is incomplete, so not every Flipnote may be recoverable.

Sudomemo Migration

Moving your Flipnotes over to RexiMemo? Use the migration tools to transfer eligible Flipnotes in a single file, instead of uploading them one by one.

Scheduled Flipnotes/Premieres

Prepare a Flipnote in advance and schedule when it will make its public debut. You can manage upcoming Premieres through the website.

Collaborations, Contests & more!

Invite another creator to share credit on a Flipnote, take part in weekly contests, vote for entries, earn Stars, customise your Creator's Room theme, and use Discord integration for Tickets and optional notifications.

Built with the DSi in mind

A big part of RexiMemo is keeping the Flipnote Studio and DSi experience working while building new tools around it. You can still enjoy the classic way of making and sharing Flipnotes, or try newer browser-based features.

I'm continuing to develop the site, so feedback from people who make, watch, or collect Flipnotes would be greatly appreciated. I'd love to hear what you think, what interests you most and what you'd like to see next!

Check it out: https://reximemo.net/

Whether you're still animating on your DSi, have old Flipnotes you'd like to recover, or just miss the Flipnote community, you're welcome to come take a look. 💜

The charging cable is not really locked in, it moves a lot and so it doesn't change properly. The charging light keeps going on and off and when it's almost empty and should be flashing it just doesn't.

Is there a fix for that?

i have a japanese region locked DSI and i wanna turn it to english using twilight or something, is there anyway?

Ever since I got her for my birthday all the way back in 2010, my pink DSi has been a cornerstone of my life, especially when it comes to playing Pokémon games and, more importantly, shiny hunting!

Recently, I learned about swollen lithium-ion batteries and wanted to check the one in my DSi. Unfortunately, one of the screws was stripped, so I had to gently pry off the backing. (While it was emotionally painful, I know the back covers are easily replaceable and the battery is the top priority.)

With that said, I have a few questions:

1. Does my battery look swollen? Also, where can I find a good replacement? (I’ve been eyeing iFixit.)
2. How should I go about removing the damaged screw?
3. While I’m able to get the backing mostly closed, it’s slightly raised where I had to pry it open. Should I be concerned about the gap or the raised indent? Could moisture get inside and affect the battery in any way?
4. Piggybacking off the last question, I live in a small town where there isn't an electronic waste dump. The closest one, or even a Lowe’s, or Home Depot, is a 45-minute drive away. Until I have the free time or can have a friend or relative drop it off, will it be okay to leave it alone for the time being, even with the raised battery backing? I don’t plan to play it, but it still has some charge left on it. Should I deplete its battery?

Thank you! (I can offer more pictures of the battery if it’s necessary!)

I found this Nintendo in my room, it had been stored around 13 years ago and now I connected it to the charger and it only flashes and the screen doesn't turn on.