You will need to burn the Knoppix CD (remember, it needs to be version 4.0.2, or another version with the kernel sources, if you do not know what that means go with version 4.0.2) and put it in your CD drive.
You must also insert/have inserted your USB data stick with all the needed files.

Now that you have booted Knoppix, we will start to set up the wireless interface and the WMB tool (the WMB tool can be modified by adding a flag to send over WifiMe).

There should be an icon on the desktop that looks like an USB device (unplug all USB data devices but your USB data stick with the WMB/Wifime files on it/make sure that your USB data stick is the only device inserted in VMplayer).
Remember the name underneath the icon (i.e. sda1, sda2, sda3, sdb1, etc.).

You open a Konsole.

Type these commands:

• su
• mount /dev/*the name you had to remember*
• sh /mnt/*the name you had to remember*/new_hda1/shell1 *the name you had to remember*
  An example would be: sh /mnt/sda4/new_hda1/shell1 sda4
You must now insert your rt2570/rt2500usb device in your computer.

When working with VMplayer, make sure the device is also inserted in VMplayer.
You can see this by looking at the button that describes your wireless device (in my case with the official Nintendo USB device a "Melco. USB device"), when this button is pressed like is in this picture your device is plugged in.


When you have made sure that your rt2570/rt2500usb (Nintendo USB device) is plugged in, you must type: sh /mnt/*the name you had to remember*/new_hda1/shell2 *the name you had to remember*.

You can now enter the command "wmb" in the Konsole and fill in all the neccesary dat/aflags.
The Flags for the wmb programm are:


Usage: wmb [OPTION...]
A Nintendo DS WMB host -- server for ni-fi downloads

Wireless mode:

-i, --iface=IF_NAME The name of the wireless interface.


File mode:

-o, --outfile=FILENAME The file to which the client will place its output.
-s, --infile=FILENAME The file from which the client will take its input.


General options:

-a, --genacks Generate ACK frames - if your hardware does not auto respond you will need this.
-c, --channel=CHANNEL_NUM The channel the interface is on (THIS DOES NOT TUNE THE INTERFACE TO THE CHANNEL)
-n, --name=SERVER_NAME Set the server name to the supplied string (maximum of 10 characters).
-p, --pcap=FILE_PREFIX Dump Tx and Rx frames, in pcap format, to FILE_PREFIX_tx.pcap, FILE_PREFIX_rx.pcap and FILE_PREFIX_rx_all.pcap.
-t, --interval=INTERVAL_TIME Set the interval, in microseconds (minimum 2000), between sends to the client. A smaller value means a faster
download. The default is 20000. Using a smaller value than the default with a rt2570 based USB stick can lead to instablity of the driver. Values that are too small (less than 5000 but this is system dependent) will actually cause the download to be slower.
-w, --wifime Enable WifiMe and boot the GBA flash cart/GBA media device

-?, --help Give this help list
--usage Give a short usage message
-V, --version Print program version


Mandatory or optional arguments to long options are also mandatory or optional for any corresponding short options.
Serve Nintendo DS downloads over the air to anybody who asks for them.


In my shells I set your rt2570/rt2500usb/Nintendo USB device to air on channel 13, so you will have to type -c 13 behind wmb.
The flags -c and -i are obligatory, -c will always be 13 (when using my howto) and -i should always be ninusb0.
So an example would be: wmb -i ninusb0 -c 13 /mnt/sda1/new_hda1/zelda_gallery_e3_2005.nds

Note:

The USB data device is mounted at /mnt/*the name you had to remember*.
When you point wmb to a demo you have on your USB data device, instead of putting a drive letter (like you are used to in Windows) you must place /mnt/*the name you had to remember* before putting the location (on your USB data device) of your NDS demo.
And instead of using \ to show a sub directory (in Windows), Linux uses a /.


If this howto works for your system/hardware, and you entered all commands correctly, you should now be able to WifiMe/WMB from your PC to your DS.

Note:

WMB will work for all DS systems (when using official demos), however when using VMplayer it will be unstable and the chances of an unsuccesful transfer are larger as oposed to Real-System.
WiFiMe will only work with DS systems that have firmware versions one, twoo or three, your chances of a succesful WiFiMe are also smaller when using VMplayer oposed to Real-System.
When WiFiMe-ing you must still define a NDS demo.

-Simon van de Berg