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Introduction

Important Notes

	*  If you have a sealed DS, contact us on the VGPC discord, to avoid inadvertant modification of the firmware and preserve a copy of it in its unused/“factory” state.

Dumping DS firmware is reasonably easy if you have a way to run homebrew on the DS.</description>
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Carts
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Introduction





cassette tape repair: &lt;http://blog.system11.org/?p=3019&gt;

&lt;https://www.preservegames.org/2018/05/floppy-disk-dumping-guide.html&gt;

Basic info from Darksabre76:
 KryoFlux, Greaseweazel, SCP as options for most, ZoomFloppy and Applesauce (???) for C64 and Apple respectively

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Introduction



There is a risk when plugging USB devices or other writeable storage media into a conventional operating system that the OS will write to the device, meaning a clean dump of the original media cannot subsequently be made. To enable as clean as possible a dump to be preserved - even in the case of used devices it is good to avoid making any further changes. Note that the write-protect switches that some SD cards doesn&#039;t actually prevent write…</description>
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