I noticed a small bug in the PowerPC part of DLDI Drop 1.5.
DLDI Drop 1.5.1 fixes this bug. So when you are on PowerPC get it on the DLDI Drop post. If you are on an Intel mac you do not have to download it again.
I noticed a small bug in the PowerPC part of DLDI Drop 1.5.
DLDI Drop 1.5.1 fixes this bug. So when you are on PowerPC get it on the DLDI Drop post. If you are on an Intel mac you do not have to download it again.

Today I release a bigger update to DLDI Drop.
I included a feature many of you asked for. It is now possible to set a preferred device in the preferences so that you don’t have to choose it every time. So go to the preferences and set yours. For the download and the complete changelog go to the updated DLDI Drop post.
I hope it works for you since I don’t have beta testers.



I updated DS TrimDrop to version 1.1. It has one really nice new feature you could now drop zip files on it. TrimDrop will then decompress the zip to a temporary directory and trim all nds files that are in the zip to the directory where the zip is located.
Download: DS TrimDrop 1.1
Yesterday I updated DLDI Drop to Version 1.04. It now supports DS-X and Ninjapass X9.
Check the DLDI Drop post for download and more infos.
In some days I will also update DS DrimDrop so check back again.

Because I will get my M3 DS Simply in some days and I am really felt in love with all the great homebrew that was released the days. I thought it would be helpful to have a nice tool to patch this apps for my M3. Chrishm build a great way to give the homebrew developers the opportunity to distribute their apps for as many homebrew devices a possible. He released the Dynamically Linkable Disc Interface that allows people to patch new interfaces for their disc devices into existing applications, provided they were built with DLDI support. dlditool is a command-line-tool to patch the homebrew-apps with the needed device support.

I don’t like to use the terminal for every homebrew I want to test so I decided to develop a little droplet application for Mac OS that could sit in your Dock or your Finder toolbar. You drop the homebrew on it and get a list of devices to patch the homebrew for, choose one and done. You could copy the patched app to your card.

So I build an small Xcode-Applescript project. I did some applescript, compiled dlditool 1.23 as an Universal build and included it. I also included the devices patches and I done a nice icon and now here is “DLDI Dropâ€. Have fun!
Download: DLDI Drop 1.5.2


PS: I want thank Chrishm to let me included dlditool and the patches into my app.