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Topic: the MK5 DLDI & MK5 USB PAD / MK5 USB Mouse source code release! (Read 3149 times)
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Sektor
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Strange feature but at least it's unique. Other devices can do something similar over wifi using DS2Key or PointyRemote but this is the first time I've seen it done using a USB cable.
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SlashMolder
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Wow, this seams awesome, I want to know how good does this work and what are the limits?
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Colin
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I tried the MK5 USB PAD/MOUSE. I can not boot MK5 as like your annancement how to use. It Run Flash disk.
I wont to suggeste new instructions. When I can see the MK5 logo in the nds menu,plug in the MK5 USB cart,then with Hold SELECT Key and enter the MK5. I can run the Mk5 and automaticaly run the NDS Mouse .
Please revise your how-to-use instractions.
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