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is it possible to downgrade dsi system?

Discussion in 'Flashcart Help' started by switums, Feb 23, 2011.

  1. switums

    switums Member

    my brother upgraded the DSi System to 1.4.1 now it wont accept the r4i card is there a way to downgrade the dsi system? or if i format the dsi will it go back to lower version? thanks
     
  2. Loonylion

    Loonylion Administrator Staff Member

    no, its a one way street. You need to see if there is an update for your specific R4.
     
  3. switums

    switums Member

    aww thanks that's sad though i have to wait then i hope there will be an update
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    another question though what flashcard works with the 1.4.1u DSi upgrade?
     
  4. TirithRR

    TirithRR Well-Known Member

    Off the top of my head:

    Supercard DSOnei
    Acekard 2i
    CycloDS iEvo
    (Probably the iEdge too).
     
  5. switums

    switums Member

    thank you! ill search for them ;D
     
  6. Rat.2

    Rat.2 Well-Known Member

    ttdsi ex4i and probably iplayer also work with dsi 1.41
     
  7. switums

    switums Member

    TTDSi that's the UK one? thanks ;D
     
  8. Rat.2

    Rat.2 Well-Known Member

    I own 2 ttdsis one ttds
     
  9. switums

    switums Member

    do you have a DSi with 1.4.1U firmware? does it works fine and all? thanks! <3
     
  10. Rat.2

    Rat.2 Well-Known Member

    yes i do i havnt been playing my dstti much since i got a scds2 but my sisters have and with all the updates they have been able to play everygame they have tried
     
  11. jamespoo

    jamespoo Member

    yes you can

    Go to the Settings menu on your Nintendo DSi and select Memory
    Choose Format System Memory and then press Initialize System
    Touch the Format button to perform the system reset on your Nintendo DSi. Once complete, your DSi will have been downgraded back to its factory condition with no updates, add-ons or extra
     
  12. necr0

    necr0 Well-Known Member

    No, you can't.
    That returns everything to system default, bar the system menu.