It's Citrolution, not Citraloution.


It can't work on DS games. They run on the bare metal, directly interacting with I/O registers to read the ROM. There's nothing between the game and the hardware that you can work off of. The best you could do would be getting dirty and patching the game, and then you'd need to also embed the whole DLDI system somewhere for accessing the flashcard.


It could work on the 3DS, because all ROM reads go through the FS service (you don't get to access I/O registers directly). Patching that service to redirect reads is the way to go. But even then, it's tricky-- you need to ensure the patches work on all the possible versions of the FS module. You need a way to inject the patches to begin with, which require a kernel exploit (or an exploit in the FS module and lotto-winner luck), and no kernel exploits have been published yet for firmwares 9.3 and up. Alternately, I guess this could work with Gateway without the need for a kernel exploit, but then that's like saying 'hello piracy' (and you're still limited to what Gateway supports).

That'd be the tricky part. The rest (redirecting reads to somewhere else) would be a cakewalk-- I had a basic system going for that.

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