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Well, like I sad in my post before, it doesn't work for a GBAMP due to the lack of SRAM, I don't think that the Replacement FW has anything built in for save data (correct me if this is false). The newest version of ds2key uses the data in the save file to connect to an AP. I don't have a idea where the other errors come from, but may be I buy me a GBAMP to test it myself. Btw. Kayouu, I didn't really get from your post if it worked for you in the end or not.

That's because of.sav file, the GBAMP wasn't made for a use like this, and I don't think it can handle save files. Previous versions of ds2key didn't support save, and it seems that is the cause of the problem. You'll need for another version of ds2key, or may be a fixed version (sypherce is working on that).

It would be helpful to know if that also happens with the Wifilib Demo with the GBAMP. [edit]Which of the files did you use? The.ds.gba or the one with.nds, if it works it should with the .ds.gba (but I don't own a GBAMP so I don't know and can't check it either).[/edit]

May be you did put in the wrong commands like using upper case 'W' instead of the lower case that was needed.

What is the filename of your.sav file? I don't know how the M3 CF needs the.sav to be, but it should work with the name "ds2key.ds.sav" or "ds2key.sav" depending and needs to be in the same folder (but no warranty with that).

Then it's likely that the data doesn't go to the right destination. On the DS side you need to input a IP for the DS and for the connection to the router/SoftAP. Then if you are connected to the router and in the menu for the UDP Test app (Sorry I can't look up the right titles right now), there you need to change the ip to your pc's IP. Notes: Be sure that the DS IP isn't already in use, and that the Dest. IP is the right one. If you have specified a WEP for the router/SoftAP then it won't work, that's beacause WEP doesn't work for now (The app will tell you that the connection was successfull, but it won't work). BTW, there is already a thread for questions in this forum, so if it still doesn#t work ask there.

It will be easy with automatic detection, all you need to set is the DS IP and the PC IP with the same three Numbers ( for example on both 192.168.1.x). even without automatic detection it's not that difficult. Btw. there's no real difference (leave signal strength and things like that out) between a SoftAP and Hardware AP.