DS-Homebrew
Failed to Initialize Filesystem error in Mario Paint Composer DS
Game Console(s) used
- [ ] Nintendo DS
- [ ] Nintendo DS Lite
- [ ] Nintendo DSi
- [x] Nintendo DSi XL/LL
- [ ] Nintendo 3DS
- [ ] Nintendo 3DS XL/LL
- [ ] New Nintendo 3DS XL/LL
- [ ] Nintendo 2DS
- [ ] New Nintendo 2DS XL/LL
Launch Method
System SD card, TWiLight Menu++ Release v27.16.0 (latest so far)
Version used
Release v2.7.2 (latest so far)
Game tested/used/applicable
Mario Paint Composer DS (Bullet Bill Release) (latest as of 07/28/2010)
Expected Behavior
When all the required files are in place, the game should display a Mario Paint Composer DS splash screen, and pressing any button or tapping the touch screen will enter the song editing area.
Actual Behavior
The game displays a FAILED TO INITIALIZE FILESYSTEM error. Tried creating a RAM disk, and it didn't comply.
Steps to reproduce
- Download Mario Paint Composer DS.
- Extract the required files and place them in the SD card.
- Launch the game.
nds-bootstrap.ini
[NDS-BOOTSTRAP]
DONORTWLONLY0_NDS_PATH = nand:/title/00030005/484e4b45/content/00000002.app
USE_ROM_REGION = 1
DEBUG = 0
LOGGING = 1
B4DS_MODE = 0
ROMREAD_LED = 0
DMA_ROMREAD_LED = -1
PRECISE_VOLUME_CONTROL = 0
SDNAND = 0
MACRO_MODE = 0
SLEEP_MODE = 1
SOUND_FREQ = 0
CONSOLE_MODEL = 0
HOTKEY = 284
NDS_PATH = sd:/MarioPaintComposer.nds
APP_PATH = sd:/ROMS/DSI/DRMARI~1.NDS
SAV_PATH = sd:/saves/MarioPaintComposer.sav
PRV_PATH = sd:/ROMS/DSI/SAVES/ 7/27
GUI_LANGUAGE = en
LANGUAGE = -1
REGION = 1
DSI_MODE = 0
BOOST_CPU = 0
BOOST_VRAM = 0
DONOR_SDK_VER = 0
GAME_SOFT_RESET = 1
PATCH_MPU_REGION = 0
PATCH_MPU_SIZE = 0
FORCE_SLEEP_PATCH = 0
RAM_DRIVE_PATH = sd:/null.img
CARD_READ_DMA = 1
ASYNC_CARD_READ = 0
AP_FIX_PATH =
HOMEBREW_ARG =
PHAT_COLORS = 0
SAVE_RELOCATION = 1
Logs
My NDSBTSRP.LOG just says LOGGING MODE, nothing else. I don't think that might be helpful, but that's what my log file says.
Other notes
Also tried Unlaunch, no luck.
Will you be available for future issues and/or replies?
Yes
I tried and set it to run in DSi mode, but I got a result worse than that error. Instead, the console locks up on a white screen, requiring holding down the POWER button to force shutdown the system.