Yeah that's fair enough.
Ah okay, I thought so. I once put too many lines of Pokemon in at once and my game crashed, but I'll break them down and just put six (pokemon) in at a time from now on. This is still saving me the tedious, wasteful hours of creating these Pokemon the legitimate way. Although I feel like we're all going to hell for choosing not to dispose of our life to create the same result, hah.
Well my last save file I had fiddled with too much (converting it and such to try and make it 'valid'), but the save file I linked to you is one that I did not tamper with at all. I simply deleted the last save file, launched Pokemon White on my R4 and started a new save file—reaching the first PC in-game. I then plugged my R4 into the computer and attempted to open it with Pokegen and received the "invalid save file" error just like my last save. So I checked "ignore save file checksum" and the randomised PC data was already in my game. The only thing I can't remember is whether I had saved the game file in pokegen after having opened with "ignore save file checksum" active. Would you like me to make a game file on my Pokemon White (R4) and upload it raw and untouched by pokegen (or anything else)?