Update ARDSi/3DS and add ARDS/ME files. (#39)

* Remove outdated ARDSi package

* Add ARDS/ME and ARDSi/3DS packages.

* Update ActionReplay makefile

archive/Action_Replay/Action_Replay_DS_and_Media_Edition/CodeManager/1.00_HW0/autorun.inf

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+[autorun]
+open=setup.exe
+icon=setup.exe

archive/Action_Replay/Action_Replay_DS_and_Media_Edition/CodeManager/1.00_HW0/ndalink.inf

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+[Version]
+Signature="$CHICAGO$"
+Provider=%S_Provider%
+DriverVer=05/08/2000,1.42
+Class=USBIOControlledDevices
+ClassGUID={96e73b6e-7a5a-11d4-9f24-0080c82727f4}
+[ClassInstall] 
+AddReg=_AddReg_ClassInstall
+[ClassInstall32] 
+AddReg=_AddReg_ClassInstall
+[_AddReg_ClassInstall]
+HKR,,,,"%S_DeviceClassDisplayName%"
+HKR,,Icon,,"-20"
+[Manufacturer]
+%S_Mfg%=_Devices
+[_Devices]
+%S_DeviceDesc1%=_Install1, USB\VID_05FD&PID_EEAE
+[_Install1]
+CopyFiles=_CopyFiles_sys
+AddReg=_AddReg_SW1, _AddReg_98, _Parameters1_98
+[_Install1.HW]
+AddReg=_AddReg_HW1
+[_Install1.NTx86]
+CopyFiles=_CopyFiles_sys
+AddReg=_AddReg_SW1, _Parameters1_NT
+[_Install1.NTx86.Services]
+AddService = %S_DriverName%, 0x00000002, _NT_AddService, _NT_EventLog
+[_Install1.NTx86.HW]
+AddReg=_AddReg_HW1
+[_NT_AddService]
+DisplayName    = %S_ServiceDisplayName%
+ServiceType    = 1                  ; SERVICE_KERNEL_DRIVER
+StartType      = 3                  ; demand
+ErrorControl   = 1                  ; SERVICE_ERROR_NORMAL
+ServiceBinary  = %10%\System32\Drivers\%S_DriverName%.sys
+[_NT_EventLog]
+AddReg=_NT_EventLog_AddReg
+[_NT_EventLog_AddReg]
+HKR,,EventMessageFile,0x00020000,"%%SystemRoot%%\System32\IoLogMsg.dll;%%SystemRoot%%\System32\drivers\%S_DriverName%.sys"
+HKR,,TypesSupported,  0x00010001,7
+[_AddReg_98]
+HKR,,NTMPDriver,,%S_DriverName%.sys
+HKR,,DevLoader,,*ntkern
+[_AddReg_SW1]
+HKLM,"%S_ConfigPath%",,,
+HKLM,"%S_ConfigPath%"\"%S_DeviceConfigPath1%",,,
+[_AddReg_HW1]
+HKR,,USBIO_ConfigurationPath,,\Registry\Machine\%S_ConfigPath%\%S_DeviceConfigPath1%
+HKR,,USBIO_UserInterfaceGuid,,"{FA668F1F-02CA-49a1-A84D-BDBFDCC31A8D}"
+[_Parameters1_98]
+HKLM,"%S_ConfigPath%"\"%S_DeviceConfigPath1%",PowerStateOnOpen,0x00010001, 0
+HKLM,"%S_ConfigPath%"\"%S_DeviceConfigPath1%",PowerStateOnClose,0x00010001, 0
+HKLM,"%S_ConfigPath%"\"%S_DeviceConfigPath1%",EnableRemoteWakeup,0x00010001, 1
+HKLM,"%S_ConfigPath%"\"%S_DeviceConfigPath1%",MinPowerStateUsed,0x00010001, 3
+HKLM,"%S_ConfigPath%"\"%S_DeviceConfigPath1%",MinPowerStateUnused,0x00010001, 3
+HKLM,"%S_ConfigPath%"\"%S_DeviceConfigPath1%",AbortPipesOnPowerDown,0x00010001, 1
+[_Parameters1_NT]
+HKLM,"%S_ConfigPath%"\"%S_DeviceConfigPath1%",PowerStateOnOpen,0x00010001, 0
+HKLM,"%S_ConfigPath%"\"%S_DeviceConfigPath1%",PowerStateOnClose,0x00010001, 0
+HKLM,"%S_ConfigPath%"\"%S_DeviceConfigPath1%",EnableRemoteWakeup,0x00010001, 1
+HKLM,"%S_ConfigPath%"\"%S_DeviceConfigPath1%",MinPowerStateUsed,0x00010001, 3
+HKLM,"%S_ConfigPath%"\"%S_DeviceConfigPath1%",MinPowerStateUnused,0x00010001, 3
+HKLM,"%S_ConfigPath%"\"%S_DeviceConfigPath1%",AbortPipesOnPowerDown,0x00010001, 1
+HKLM,"%S_ConfigPath%"\"%S_DeviceConfigPath1%",SuppressPnPRemoveDlg,0x00010001, 1
+[_CopyFiles_sys]
+usbio.sys
+[ControlFlags]
+[DestinationDirs]
+DefaultDestDir  = 11    ; SYSTEM directory
+_CopyFiles_sys = 10,System32\Drivers
+[SourceDisksNames]
+1=%S_DiskName%,,
+[SourceDisksFiles]
+%S_DriverName%.sys=1
+[Strings]
+S_Provider="Datel"
+S_Mfg="Datel"
+S_DeviceClassDisplayName="USBIO controlled devices"
+S_DeviceDesc1="NDS Link"
+S_DiskName="Action Replay DS Driver Disk"
+S_DriverName="usbio"
+S_ServiceDisplayName="USBIO Driver (usbio.sys)"
+S_ConfigPath="SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\USBIO"
+S_DeviceConfigPath1="Parameters"
+S_DeviceBaseName1="USBIO_Device"
+
+

archive/Action_Replay/Action_Replay_DS_and_Media_Edition/CodeManager/1.00_HW0/readme.txt

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+Action Replay Code Manager - Readme.txt
+---------------------------------------
+
+Introduction
+------------
+
+Action Replay DS is a powerful cheat code system for Nintendo DS.  
+This software, Action Replay Code Manager, allows you to connect
+your PC to your Action Replay DS catridge via USB to add new
+codes which can be downloaded from various Internet sources using
+this software.
+
+
+Minimum System Requirements
+---------------------------
+
+Computer / Processor	1GHz+ processor recommended
+Communication		Internet connection
+			USB Port (USB 2.0 highly recommended)
+Operating System	Windows® XP Home or XP Pro.  
+Memory			256Mb RAM
+Install size: 		10MB of free hard-disk space for program
+			installation plus additional hard drive
+ 			space for storing codes.
+Display 		800X600 SVGA or higher, True Colour
+Drive			CD-ROM drive (for installation)
+
+
+
+Updating the Software
+---------------------
+
+When you first install Action Replay Code Manager it is highly
+recommended that you ensure it is up-to-date by clicking the
+'Update Software' button on the main menu.  This will download
+any software updates for the PC application and for the Action
+Replay DS firmware.
+
+
+Version History
+---------------
+
+1.00	First commercial release of Action Replay Code Manager
+	No known issues.

archive/Action_Replay/Action_Replay_DS_and_Media_Edition/CodeManager/1.25_HW1_ME/ActionReplayDS.inf

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+;
+; *** This file was generated by USBIO Installation Wizard. ***
+;
+;
+; USBIO Setup Information file V2.40
+; Copyright (c) 1998-2007 by Thesycon GmbH
+;
+; This file supports:
+;     Windows 2000
+;     Windows 2000 Server
+;     Windows XP
+;     Windows Server 2003
+;
+; To create a customized version of this file
+; modify sections marked with ### modify here ###
+; For details, refer to the USBIO Reference Manual.
+;
+; Note:
+; Some section names (enclosed in []) are system-defined and should not be changed.
+; Private section names start with an '_'. Those can be changed.
+;
+; Refer to the Windows DDK documentation for more information on INF files.
+;
+
+;******************************************************************************
+; Version section
+;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+[Version]
+Signature="$Windows NT$"
+Provider=%S_Provider%
+DriverVer=02/07/2007,2.40.0.0
+
+; This specifies the .cat file provided by WHQL if the driver is certified.
+CatalogFile=ActionReplayDS.cat
+
+;
+; ### modify here ###
+; Select an appropriate class for the device.
+; There are several options:
+; - Use the class shown below. It is defined by USBIO and is appropriate for testing purposes.
+; - Define your own class by generating a private GUID and a class description.
+; - Use a system-defined class. This is required for a device that belongs to a device class
+;   that is supported by system-provided drivers, HID, USB Audio for instance.
+;   For example, to replace the default USB mouse driver by USBIO you have to specify the HID
+;   class here: Class=HIDClass  ClassGuid={745a17a0-74d3-11d0-b6fe-00a0c90f57da}
+;
+; we use a private device class that is defined by USBIO:
+Class=USBIOControlledDevices
+ClassGUID={96e73b6e-7a5a-11d4-9f24-0080c82727f4}
+
+
+;******************************************************************************
+; Class Install section (optional)
+;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+;
+; ### modify here ###
+; The following sections are required if a private device class is used
+; (see also the comments above).
+; These sections should be removed completely if a system-defined class is used.
+;
+[ClassInstall32] 
+AddReg=_AddReg_ClassInstall
+
+[_AddReg_ClassInstall]
+HKR,,,,"%S_DeviceClassDisplayName%"
+HKR,,Icon,,"-20"
+
+
+;******************************************************************************
+; Options
+;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+[ControlFlags]
+; Advanced options can be specified here.
+; For details, refer to the Windows DDK documentation.
+
+
+;******************************************************************************
+; Manufacturer section
+;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+[Manufacturer]
+%S_Mfg%=_Models
+
+
+;******************************************************************************
+; Models section
+;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+; x86-based systems
+[_Models]
+; This section specifies your device's hardware ID.
+
+; *** The following line was generated by USBIO Installation Wizard. ***
+%S_DeviceDesc%=_Install, USB\Vid_05fd&Pid_eeae&Rev_0301
+
+
+
+;******************************************************************************
+; Install sections x86-based systems
+;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+[_Install.ntx86]
+CopyFiles=_CopyFiles_sys
+
+[_Install.ntx86.Services]
+AddService = %S_DriverName%, 0x00000002, _AddService, _EventLog
+
+[_Install.ntx86.HW]
+AddReg=_AddReg_HW
+
+[_AddService]
+ServiceType    = 1                  ; SERVICE_KERNEL_DRIVER
+StartType      = 3                  ; SERVICE_DEMAND_START
+ErrorControl   = 1                  ; SERVICE_ERROR_NORMAL
+ServiceBinary  = %10%\System32\Drivers\%S_DriverName%.sys
+
+[_EventLog]
+AddReg=_EventLog_AddReg
+
+[_EventLog_AddReg]
+HKR,,EventMessageFile,%REG_EXPAND_SZ%,"%%SystemRoot%%\System32\IoLogMsg.dll;%%SystemRoot%%\System32\drivers\%S_DriverName%.sys"
+HKR,,TypesSupported,  %REG_DWORD%,7
+
+
+;******************************************************************************
+; Registry sections
+;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+[_AddReg_HW]
+; The following string is used by the Cleanup Wizard to unambiguously identify
+; USBIO devices and INF files. The entry can be removed completely from a final 
+; product's INF where the Cleanup Wizard is not needed.
+; On the other hand, it does not harm anything if the entry is kept in place.
+HKR,,CleanupWizard_DeviceIdentString,%REG_SZ%,"{DAB6A146-D93E-48ab-B3E5-374AB8FFF277}"
+
+;
+; ### modify here ###
+; Enable the next line to create an additional private user interface for your device.
+; This is strongly recommended if you ship the driver together with a product.
+; DO NOT USE an existing GUID. Generate a new one instead !
+; Use guidgen.exe to generate a new GUID, copy-paste it into the following line.
+;HKR,,DriverUserInterfaceGuid,%REG_SZ%,"{????????-????-????-????-????????????}"
+
+; Uncomment this line to disable the default software interface of the driver
+; This is recommended if you ship the driver together with a product.
+;HKR,, DisableDefaultInterface, %REG_DWORD%, 1
+
+; ### modify here ###
+; Set the default behaviour of the driver for Windows 2000 and Windows XP
+; For a description of the parameters, refer to the USBIO Reference Manual.
+HKR,,PowerStateOnOpen,     %REG_DWORD%, 0
+HKR,,PowerStateOnClose,    %REG_DWORD%, 0
+HKR,,MinPowerStateUsed,    %REG_DWORD%, 3
+HKR,,MinPowerStateUnused,  %REG_DWORD%, 3
+HKR,,EnableRemoteWakeup,   %REG_DWORD%, 0
+HKR,,AbortPipesOnPowerDown,%REG_DWORD%, 1
+HKR,,UnconfigureOnClose,   %REG_DWORD%, 1
+HKR,,ResetDeviceOnClose,   %REG_DWORD%, 0
+HKR,,MaxIsoPackets,        %REG_DWORD%, 512
+HKR,,ShortTransferOk,      %REG_DWORD%, 1
+HKR,,RequestTimeout,       %REG_DWORD%, 1000
+HKR,,SuppressPnPRemoveDlg, %REG_DWORD%, 1
+
+; Uncomment the following lines to enable automatic configuration 
+; of the device when the USBIO driver starts.
+;HKR,,ConfigIndex,          %REG_DWORD%, 0
+;HKR,,Interface,            %REG_DWORD%, 0
+;HKR,,AlternateSetting,     %REG_DWORD%, 0
+
+; Uncomment the following lines to enable FX firmware download.
+; The firmware file must be located in "%SystemRoot%\System32\Drivers".
+; You cannot specify a path for the file.
+;HKR,,FxFwFile,            %REG_SZ%, "YourFirmwareFile.ihx"
+;HKR,,FxBootloaderCheck,   %REG_DWORD%, 1
+;HKR,,FxExtRamBase,        %REG_DWORD%, 0x4000
+
+; NOTE: You can copy the firmware file to "%SystemRoot%\System32\Drivers" during driver installation.
+; If you want to do this then you have to add the firmware file to [_CopyFiles_sys] and 
+; [SourceDisksFiles] sections. See below.
+
+
+;******************************************************************************
+; Copy Files section
+;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+[_CopyFiles_sys]
+; ### modify here ###
+; Specify the correct file name of the driver binary.
+; *** The following line was generated by USBIO Installation Wizard. ***
+ActionReplayDS.sys
+; If you want to copy a firmware file, activate the following line.
+;YourFirmwareFile.ihx
+
+
+;******************************************************************************
+; Destination Directories
+;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+[DestinationDirs]
+DefaultDestDir =     12   ; %SystemRoot%\system32\drivers 
+_CopyFiles_sys =     12
+
+
+;******************************************************************************
+; Disk Layout
+;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+[SourceDisksNames.x86]
+1=%S_DiskName%,,
+
+[SourceDisksFiles.x86]
+; ### modify here ###
+; Specify the correct file name of the driver binary.
+; *** The following line was generated by USBIO Installation Wizard. ***
+ActionReplayDS.sys=1
+; If you want to copy a firmware file, activate the following line.
+;YourFirmwareFile.ihx=1
+
+
+
+;******************************************************************************
+; Text Strings
+;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+[Strings]
+;
+; Non-Localizable Strings, DO NOT MODIFY!
+;
+REG_SZ         = 0x00000000
+REG_MULTI_SZ   = 0x00010000
+REG_EXPAND_SZ  = 0x00020000
+REG_BINARY     = 0x00000001
+REG_DWORD      = 0x00010001
+
+
+;
+; Localizable Strings, modify as required
+;
+
+; ### modify here ###
+; Edit the strings in this section according to your needs.
+; Some of the strings are shown at the user interface.
+
+; provider name
+S_Provider="Datel Design & Development"
+; manufacturer name
+S_Mfg="Datel Design & Development"
+
+; device class display name, shown in Device Manager
+S_DeviceClassDisplayName="USBIO controlled devices"
+
+
+; device description
+; *** The following line was generated by USBIO Installation Wizard. ***
+S_DeviceDesc="Action Replay DS (NDS Link)"
+
+; device description
+S_DeviceDesc1="Action Replay DS (NDS Link)"
+
+; disk name
+S_DiskName="Action Replay DS (NDS Link) Driver Disk"
+
+
+; File name of driver executable.
+; If the name is modified, the [_CopyFiles_sys] and [SourceDisksFiles]
+; sections must also be modified !
+; *** The following line was generated by USBIO Installation Wizard. ***
+S_DriverName="ActionReplayDS"
+
+
+; *** EOF ***

archive/Action_Replay/Action_Replay_DS_and_Media_Edition/CodeManager/1.25_HW1_ME/ActionReplayDS_x64.inf

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+;
+; *** This file was generated by USBIO Installation Wizard. ***
+;
+;
+; USBIO Setup Information file V2.40
+; Copyright (c) 1998-2007 by Thesycon GmbH
+;
+; This file supports:
+;     Windows XP x64 Edition
+;     Windows Server 2003 x64 Edition
+;
+; To create a customized version of this file
+; modify sections marked with ### modify here ###
+; For details, refer to the USBIO Reference Manual.
+;
+; Note:
+; Some section names (enclosed in []) are system-defined and should not be changed.
+; Private section names start with an '_'. Those can be changed.
+;
+; Refer to the Windows DDK documentation for more information on INF files.
+;
+
+;******************************************************************************
+; Version section
+;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+[Version]
+Signature="$Windows NT$"
+Provider=%S_Provider%
+DriverVer=02/07/2007,2.40.0.0
+
+; This specifies the .cat file provided by WHQL if the driver is certified.
+CatalogFile=ActionReplayDS_x64.cat
+
+;
+; ### modify here ###
+; Select an appropriate class for the device.
+; There are several options:
+; - Use the class shown below. It is defined by USBIO and is appropriate for testing purposes.
+; - Define your own class by generating a private GUID and a class description.
+; - Use a system-defined class. This is required for a device that belongs to a device class
+;   that is supported by system-provided drivers, HID, USB Audio for instance.
+;   For example, to replace the default USB mouse driver by USBIO you have to specify the HID
+;   class here: Class=HIDClass  ClassGuid={745a17a0-74d3-11d0-b6fe-00a0c90f57da}
+;
+; we use a private device class that is defined by USBIO:
+Class=USBIOControlledDevices
+ClassGUID={96e73b6e-7a5a-11d4-9f24-0080c82727f4}
+
+
+;******************************************************************************
+; Class Install section (optional)
+;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+;
+; ### modify here ###
+; The following sections are required if a private device class is used
+; (see also the comments above).
+; These sections should be removed completely if a system-defined class is used.
+;
+[ClassInstall32] 
+AddReg=_AddReg_ClassInstall
+
+[_AddReg_ClassInstall]
+HKR,,,,"%S_DeviceClassDisplayName%"
+HKR,,Icon,,"-20"
+
+
+;******************************************************************************
+; Options
+;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+[ControlFlags]
+; Advanced options can be specified here.
+; For details, refer to the Windows DDK documentation.
+
+
+;******************************************************************************
+; Manufacturer section
+;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+[Manufacturer]
+%S_Mfg%=_Models, ntamd64
+
+
+;******************************************************************************
+; Models section
+;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+; x64-based systems
+[_Models.ntamd64]
+; This section specifies your device's hardware ID.
+
+; *** The following line was generated by USBIO Installation Wizard. ***
+%S_DeviceDesc%=_Install, USB\Vid_05fd&Pid_eeae&Rev_0301
+
+
+;******************************************************************************
+; Install sections x64-based systems
+;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+[_Install.ntamd64]
+CopyFiles=_CopyFiles_sys_x64
+
+[_Install.ntamd64.Services]
+AddService = %S_ServiceName%, 0x00000002, _AddService_x64, _EventLog_x64
+
+[_Install.ntamd64.HW]
+AddReg=_AddReg_HW
+
+[_AddService_x64]
+ServiceType    = 1                  ; SERVICE_KERNEL_DRIVER
+StartType      = 3                  ; SERVICE_DEMAND_START
+ErrorControl   = 1                  ; SERVICE_ERROR_NORMAL
+ServiceBinary  = %10%\System32\Drivers\%S_DriverName_x64%.sys
+
+[_EventLog_x64]
+AddReg=_EventLog_x64_AddReg
+
+[_EventLog_x64_AddReg]
+HKR,,EventMessageFile,%REG_EXPAND_SZ%,"%%SystemRoot%%\System32\IoLogMsg.dll;%%SystemRoot%%\System32\drivers\%S_DriverName_x64%.sys"
+HKR,,TypesSupported,  %REG_DWORD%,7
+
+
+;******************************************************************************
+; Registry sections
+;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+[_AddReg_HW]
+; The following string is used by the Cleanup Wizard to unambiguously identify
+; USBIO devices and INF files. The entry can be removed completely from a final 
+; product's INF where the Cleanup Wizard is not needed.
+; On the other hand, it does not harm anything if the entry is kept in place.
+HKR,,CleanupWizard_DeviceIdentString,%REG_SZ%,"{DAB6A146-D93E-48ab-B3E5-374AB8FFF277}"
+
+;
+; ### modify here ###
+; Enable the next line to create an additional private user interface for your device.
+; This is strongly recommended if you ship the driver together with a product.
+; DO NOT USE an existing GUID. Generate a new one instead !
+; Use guidgen.exe to generate a new GUID, copy-paste it into the following line.
+;HKR,,DriverUserInterfaceGuid,%REG_SZ%,"{????????-????-????-????-????????????}"
+
+; Uncomment this line to disable the default software interface of the driver
+; This is recommended if you ship the driver together with a product.
+;HKR,, DisableDefaultInterface, %REG_DWORD%, 1
+
+; ### modify here ###
+; Set the default behaviour of the driver for Windows 2000 and Windows XP
+; For a description of the parameters, refer to the USBIO Reference Manual.
+HKR,,PowerStateOnOpen,     %REG_DWORD%, 0
+HKR,,PowerStateOnClose,    %REG_DWORD%, 0
+HKR,,MinPowerStateUsed,    %REG_DWORD%, 3
+HKR,,MinPowerStateUnused,  %REG_DWORD%, 3
+HKR,,EnableRemoteWakeup,   %REG_DWORD%, 0
+HKR,,AbortPipesOnPowerDown,%REG_DWORD%, 1
+HKR,,UnconfigureOnClose,   %REG_DWORD%, 1
+HKR,,ResetDeviceOnClose,   %REG_DWORD%, 0
+HKR,,MaxIsoPackets,        %REG_DWORD%, 512
+HKR,,ShortTransferOk,      %REG_DWORD%, 1
+HKR,,RequestTimeout,       %REG_DWORD%, 1000
+HKR,,SuppressPnPRemoveDlg, %REG_DWORD%, 1
+
+; Uncomment the following lines to enable automatic configuration 
+; of the device when the USBIO driver starts.
+;HKR,,ConfigIndex,          %REG_DWORD%, 0
+;HKR,,Interface,            %REG_DWORD%, 0
+;HKR,,AlternateSetting,     %REG_DWORD%, 0
+
+; Uncomment the following lines to enable FX firmware download.
+; The firmware file must be located in "%SystemRoot%\System32\Drivers".
+; You cannot specify a path for the file.
+;HKR,,FxFwFile,            %REG_SZ%, "YourFirmwareFile.ihx"
+;HKR,,FxBootloaderCheck,   %REG_DWORD%, 1
+;HKR,,FxExtRamBase,        %REG_DWORD%, 0x4000
+
+; NOTE: You can copy the firmware file to "%SystemRoot%\System32\Drivers" during driver installation.
+; If you want to do this then you have to add the firmware file to [_CopyFiles_sys] and 
+; [SourceDisksFiles] sections. See below.
+
+
+;******************************************************************************
+; Copy Files section
+;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+[_CopyFiles_sys_x64]
+; ### modify here ###
+; Specify the correct file name of the driver binary.
+; *** The following line was generated by USBIO Installation Wizard. ***
+ActionReplayDS_x64.sys
+; If you want to copy a firmware file, activate the following line.
+;YourFirmwareFile.ihx
+
+
+;******************************************************************************
+; Destination Directories
+;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+[DestinationDirs]
+DefaultDestDir =     12   ; %windir%\system32\drivers 
+_CopyFiles_sys_x64 = 12
+
+
+;******************************************************************************
+; Disk Layout
+;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+[SourceDisksNames.amd64]
+1=%S_DiskName%,,
+
+[SourceDisksFiles.amd64]
+; ### modify here ###
+; Specify the correct file name of the driver binary.
+; *** The following line was generated by USBIO Installation Wizard. ***
+ActionReplayDS_x64.sys=1
+; If you want to copy a firmware file, activate the following line.
+;YourFirmwareFile.ihx=1
+
+
+;******************************************************************************
+; Text Strings
+;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+[Strings]
+;
+; Non-Localizable Strings, DO NOT MODIFY!
+;
+REG_SZ         = 0x00000000
+REG_MULTI_SZ   = 0x00010000
+REG_EXPAND_SZ  = 0x00020000
+REG_BINARY     = 0x00000001
+REG_DWORD      = 0x00010001
+
+
+;
+; Localizable Strings, modify as required
+;
+
+; ### modify here ###
+; Edit the strings in this section according to your needs.
+; Some of the strings are shown at the user interface.
+
+; provider name
+S_Provider="Datel Design & Development"
+; manufacturer name
+S_Mfg="Datel Design & Development"
+
+; device class display name, shown in Device Manager
+S_DeviceClassDisplayName="USBIO controlled devices"
+
+
+; device description
+; *** The following line was generated by USBIO Installation Wizard. ***
+S_DeviceDesc="Action Replay DS (NDS Link) x64"
+
+; device description
+S_DeviceDesc1="Action Replay DS (NDS Link) x64"
+
+; disk name
+S_DiskName="Action Replay DS (NDS Link) Driver Disk"
+
+
+; File name of driver executable.
+; If the name is modified, the [_CopyFiles_sys] and [SourceDisksFiles]
+; sections must also be modified !
+; *** The following line was generated by USBIO Installation Wizard. ***
+S_ServiceName="ActionReplayDS"
+; *** The following line was generated by USBIO Installation Wizard. ***
+S_DriverName_x64="ActionReplayDS_x64"
+
+
+; *** EOF ***

archive/Action_Replay/Action_Replay_DS_and_Media_Edition/CodeManager/1.25_HW1_ME/autorun.inf

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+[autorun]
+open=setup.exe
+icon=setup.exe

archive/Action_Replay/Action_Replay_DS_and_Media_Edition/CodeManager/1.25_HW1_ME/readme.txt

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+Action Replay Code Manager - Readme.txt
+---------------------------------------
+
+Introduction
+------------
+
+Action Replay DS is a powerful cheat code system for Nintendo DS.  
+This software, Action Replay Code Manager, allows you to connect
+your PC to your Action Replay DS cartridge via USB to add new
+codes which can be downloaded from various Internet sources using
+this software.
+
+
+Minimum System Requirements
+---------------------------
+
+Computer / Processor	1GHz+ processor recommended
+Communication		Internet connection
+			USB Port (USB 2.0 highly recommended)
+Operating System	Windows® XP Home or XP Pro.  
+Memory			256Mb RAM
+Install size: 		10MB of free hard-disk space for program
+			installation plus additional hard drive
+ 			space for storing codes.
+Display 		800X600 SVGA or higher, True Colour
+Drive			CD-ROM drive (for installation)
+
+
+
+Updating the Software
+---------------------
+
+When you first install Action Replay Code Manager it is highly
+recommended that you ensure it is up-to-date by clicking the
+'Update Software' button on the main menu.  This will download
+any software updates for the PC application and for the Action
+Replay DS firmware.
+
+
+Version History
+---------------
+
+1.00	First commercial release of Action Replay Code Manager
+	No known issues.
+1.21	Support for new board rev.
+1.22/23 Codelist changes
+
+1.24    Driver & software updates
+1.25	Signed drivers for Vista / Vista64 
+	

archive/Action_Replay/Action_Replay_DS_and_Media_Edition/README.txt

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+Recovering a bricked red-label, media edition, or pre-DSi Pokémon ARDS (only tested on DS Phat/Lite):
+HW0 (USB mode works on <=1.55):
+Install CodeManager 1.00 and the driver (must use WinXP/an XP VM with USB passthrough/32-bit Windows/or force driver signatures off).
+Connect the USB side of the ARDS (device will show up in devmgmt.msc, if it's unknown, update the driver from there, pointing at the folder)
+Run 'ARDS_hw0_1.02.nds' from a flashcart.
+Swap to the ARDS, tap the mouse icon if it doesn't automatically enter PC mode.
+Drag&Drop 'ARDS_HW0_1.55.bin' on the top section of CodeManager (*above* the codelists, or it'll parse wrong)
+Wait for the firmware to upload, confirm saving it afterwards.
+Wait for the reboot prompt, reboot your console, firmware should now load properly.
+Check if code upload works properly. If not, see later section.
+
+HW1 (USB Mode works on >1.5X):
+Install CodeManager 1.25 and the driver (standard for XP/32-bit, x64 for Vista+ 64-bit)
+Connect the USB side of the ARDS (device will show up in devmgmt.msc, if it's unknown, update the driver from there, pointing at the folder)
+Run 'ARDS_hw1_ME_1.71.nds' from a flashcart.
+Swap to the ARDS, tap the mouse icon if it doesn't automatically enter PC mode.
+Drag&Drop 'ARDS_HW1_1.71.bin' on the top section of CodeManager (*above* the codelists, or it'll parse wrong)
+Wait for the firmware to upload, confirm saving it afterwards.
+Wait for the reboot prompt, reboot your console, firmware should now load properly.
+Check if code upload works properly. If not, see later section.
+
+Media Edition (microSD slot) recovery:
+Install CodeManager 1.25 and the driver (standard for XP/32-bit, x64 for Vista+ 64-bit)
+Connect the USB side of the ARDS (device will show up in devmgmt.msc, if it's unknown, update the driver from there, pointing at the folder)
+Run 'ARDS_hw1_ME_1.71.nds' from a flashcart.
+Swap to the ARDS, tap the mouse icon if it doesn't automatically enter PC mode.
+Drag&Drop 'ARME_2.05_Full.bin' on the top section of CodeManager (*above* the codelists, or it'll parse wrong)
+Wait for the firmware to upload, confirm saving it afterwards.
+Wait for the reboot prompt, reboot your console, firmware should now load properly.
+Check if code upload works properly. If not, see later section.
+Codelist SD import/export may not work on 2.05 (but it has better game compatibility), hence 2.01 is also provided.
+
+Media Edition (microSD slot) upgrade:
+Install CodeManager 1.25 and the driver (standard for XP/32-bit, x64 for Vista+ 64-bit)
+Connect the USB side of the ARDS (device will show up in devmgmt.msc, if it's unknown, update the driver from there, pointing at the folder)
+Launch your ARME, go into Action Replay mode, tap the mouse icon if it doesn't automatically enter PC mode.
+Drag&Drop 'ARME_2.05_Upgrade.bin' on the top section of CodeManager (*above* the codelists, or it'll parse wrong)
+Wait for the firmware to upload, confirm saving it afterwards.
+Wait for the reboot prompt, reboot your console, firmware should now load and display 2.05 in AR mode.
+Check if code upload works properly. If not, see later section.
+Codelist SD import/export may not work on 2.05 (but it has better game compatibility), hence 2.01 is also provided (see recovery, or write the CCAR header with ards-firmwaretool).
+
+If you can't add codes (not enough free space):
+Hold A+B, followed by Start+Select as soon as the white screen (before unlicensed text) appears.
+ARME users: hold all four buttons right after tapping to enter AR mode, before loading appears.
+
+External sources:
+ARDS FirmwareTool: https://github.com/RattletraPM/ards-firmwaretool
+CodeManager 1.25: http://uk.codejunkies.com/support/article.aspx?article_id=417
+fw1.55: http://web.archive.org/web/20131011070331if_/http://www.datelcustomerservice.com/files/NDS-ARDS_firm_1_55.zip
+fw1.71: http://uk.codejunkies.com/support/article.aspx?article_id=434
+fw2.05 (upgrade): http://web.archive.org/web/20141120191443if_/http://www.datelcustomerservice.com/files/NDS-ARME_firm_2_05.zip
+
+Missing: Pokemon ARDS dump/fw.
+Untested: Recovering with a DSi/3DS. May work from TWiLightMenu or ntr_launcher with the AR already inserted, only glitched out for me.
+
+Further interesting shenanigans:
+
+This trilogy of blog posts fixing a bricked HW0 unit.
+https://blog.claranguyen.me/post/2022/06/20/ards-breakdown-pt1/
+https://blog.claranguyen.me/post/2022/07/10/ards-breakdown-pt2/
+https://blog.claranguyen.me/post/2022/08/06/ards-breakdown-pt3/
+My first ARME was bricked the same way as described in pt2 but at offset 0x5556. One byte off.
+
+AR Media Edition can access the Max Media Player Microdrive / CF Dock contents.
+It also shares a DLDI with the ARDSi-µSD and Games'n'Music. It even boots TWiLightMenu. Painfully slowly.
+
+Why 1.02 for HW0?
+Mine came with 1.54, and constantly spat out "Error!" when connected to CodeManager. Swap-booted 1.55 didn't wanna talk to any version either.
+Turns out, 1.02 works fine. And so does 1.55 *after* flashing it through 1.02. Datel hardware is just weird sometimes.

archive/Action_Replay/Action_Replay_DSi_and_3DS/README.txt

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-THIS IS SPECIFICALLY FOR DSi ACTION REPLAY CARTS, NOT DSi + 3DS MODELS!!!
-
 1: Installing CodeManager
 Install "ActionReplayDsiCodeManagerSetup-2018.exe"
 Run "Action Replay DSi Code Manager"
@@ -12,7 +10,14 @@ Press About Action Replay DSi Code Manager
 Press "Reset Hardware" accept any warnings and wait.
 
 3: Updating the AR 
-Install "ARDSi-FirmwareUpdate-1.4.5.exe"
+ DSi/microSD version:
-Run "DSi Compatible Action Replay Firmware Update"
+ Install "ARDSi-FirmwareUpdate-1.4.5.exe"
-Connect your Action Replay cart
+ Run "DSi Compatible Action Replay Firmware Update"
-Press "Start" and wait.
+ Connect your Action Replay cart
+ Press "Start" and wait.
+
+ Blue-label/3DS version:
+ Install "Setup_AR3DS_FirmwareUpdate (Jun 2013).exe"
+ Run "3DS Compatible Action Replay Firmware Update"
+ Connect your Action Replay cart
+ Press "Start" and wait.

archive/Action_Replay/Makefile

@@ -5,10 +5,13 @@ export BASE   := $(shell basename $(CURDIR))
 export OUT    := $(TOPDIR)/../../out
 export COMMON := $(TOPDIR)/../../common-kernels
 
-package: directory Action_Replay_DSi_non-3DS_FWUpdate_v1.25.zip
+package: directory Action_Replay_DS_and_Media_Edition.zip Action_Replay_DSi_and_3DS.zip
 
 directory:
 	mkdir -p $(OUT)/$(BASE)
 
-Action_Replay_DSi_non-3DS_FWUpdate_v1.25.zip: directory
+Action_Replay_DS_and_Media_Edition.zip: directory
-	cd $(TOPDIR)/Action_Replay_DSi_non-3DS_FWUpdate_v1.25 && zip -r $(OUT)/$(BASE)/$@ *
+	cd $(TOPDIR)/Action_Replay_DS_and_Media_Edition && zip -r $(OUT)/$(BASE)/$@ *
+
+Action_Replay_DSi_and_3DS.zip: directory
+	cd $(TOPDIR)/Action_Replay_DSi_and_3DS && zip -r $(OUT)/$(BASE)/$@ *