Dyshonest

If you attempted to acquire the save and something went aMuk (say you recieved a green screen) you'll have to do it again. I would recommend deleting your browser history and cookies, even the ramsav to be safe, and trying again.

EDIT: I had a similar issue when I went to update mine (that's all ).

EDIT2: Looks like I may have to take off now; just wanted to thank SciresM.

Does this work on digital? And... how do you get around the empty 448KB dilemma?

You simply need to update your PkHeX. It was updated very, very recently as well.

I PMed it to SciresM as the OP said to, though.

Is it possible to inject the myraid of JP-onry Wondercards into an NA game? If so, will there be any legality issues when using them or trading them?

umm, by any chance, does this mess up the save file? i'm having trouble trying to do this because i'm afraid that it might mess up my save file, and that i have no other means of backing up/restoring my save file.

if anyone can confirm this it would be greatly appreciated )

So... is there any potential for further arbitrary-code execution (flash-cart capabilities but with your SD card?) with this considering we can mold the boxes to be whatever we want? Would ACE in a game have any more potential than from what the browser is capable of?

Anyone have a save prepared with all 718 Pokemon?

This method is basically RAM editing, so it is possible to inject multiple pokemon.

Bad Eggs aren't dangerous period. Just don't touch it. I'm pretty sure Gen 6 Bad Eggs can't even hatch, which is when messy things would occur in previous games anyway.

(the source of the ones from 2013 were from Nintendo's usual ineptitude with digital anything, IIRC it occurred on digital X/Y copies on certain-sized (4GB, I think?) memory cards.)

Alternatively you can just use the same injection method to overwrite it with a release-able Pokemon.

Is there any possibility of full-on save-file dumping, editing and readding via a RAM exploit? Or does the savefile not get loaded into RAM/it would know something went wrong?

Barring that, is it possible to inject multiple Pokemon? Some 4chan guy claimed that boxes would be possible, for instance.

Ouch! Probably they're might be a way it's homebrew anything can happen.

Smealum "claims" region free "should be possible", but of course he doesn't talk about anything technical. He's nothing but a typical Twitter braggart. "PLS PEY 'TENTION 2 ME I NEED IT PLS.:

If you want a media assistant or indie/homebrew games and/or emulators... get one of those generic Android tablets and some mobile-compatible USB controller for it. It'll be cheaper than a 3DS and actually have a variety of things to do and things to do well.

You're assuming it will actually be released. How many times has he led people on or delayed his supposed project?

Does the device support American copies of X/Y?

Is there any discernible difference between an injected WonderCard and an event-obtained one? Or is it like Gen 4/5 where there is no difference?

Big thanks to Codemonkey85 for implementing the Box Data Report functionality. Guess you got what you wanted, thagrouch

07/24/14 - New Update:

• Fixed: Shinifying now behaves properly
  
• Fixed: Invalid ID/SIDs are now no longer enterable
  
• Added: Box Data Report - Generates a verbose info table with all of the data from the Pokemon loaded/imported in the boxes.
  
• Changed: Code Generator now exports codes compatible with the CyberGadget save editor. Currently, only Box and Wondercard insertion is supported.
  
  • Add 0xE8 to a Box Offset, 0x108 for Wondercards to change from Slot 1.
    

He has not said how he did it publicly and has also said that he does not intend to do it either. However, from what we know, the encryption to the file to his cart was overcome by sheer brute force, and I'm assuming, a lot of trial and error.

This is a late reply but evandixon ended up sending me a solution that was a very simple one, though one I overlooked.

Right-click the folder you're trying to send the savefile to and click Properties. Then click Security. Make sure all user accounts (yes, even the ones you're not using) are set to allow all of the listed (Read/Write/Modify/etc) permissions.

The FTP homebrew wasn't lying when it said it had no permission to write - it just didn't know if the program or the folder had no permission.

I'll try to do some searching around for save files. I've always wanted to try a solo runthrough of the game for a challenge, but there's always been the obstacle of the partner, as you can't deposit him/her/it until after you beat the game.

Is it possible to edit the flag that allows you to deposit your partner for Explorers of Sky? It gets set after you beat the game, allowing you to either go solo or just not use your partner.

I loaded it up with Moonshell on the SuperCard DSTwo, but it's the same problem, it keeps saying there's no write access, and the same problems before that screen too, like no visible directories or files.

I'm at a loss here, why isn't it working? I tried various compatibility modes for smallftpd and they all work the same... which is not at all. Still the same "#0 (or however many times I've tried that session) [account name] - PASV (/)" messages in there.

Don't you need to know your own TSV (aka SID) to be able to hatch things as shiny?

Does this program show the TSV of a trainer's Pokemon or just the Pokemon's SV?

Is there a way to extract a cart's savefile with a DS flash cart or will I just have to buy a digital version of X/Y?

^

In order to use this program you need save files.

The only way to get save files from your game is by ripping them with PowerSaves (Cartridges), or by backing up contents of your SD (Digital).

Do I need a Datel Power Save device or a 3DS Flash Cart in order to rip the savefile?

what slot 1 device are you using.

You should get your smallftp to run on xp compatibility.

I'll try XP Compatibility next time I try running it, hopefully that works. It is a program from 2003 so I'm not shocked if that's why it isn't working properly on Win7.

The slot 1 cart it crashed on was a SuperCard DSTwo.

(repost from GBATemp)

Savegame Manger DS:

http://code.google.com/p/savegame-manager/

I can't get this to work for any form of savefile from any game.

I followed the instructions properly.

Whenever I try to backup a savefile (or restore, it doesn't matter what I pick), the directories on where to save/restore from don't show on the DS. If I press L+R to try to write a new file, it just tells me the FTP doesn't have proper writing access even though it does.

The settings on the program (and the port-forwarding and other router-related things for SGM DS itself) are fine.

I've tried:

- connecting my computer directly to the modem instead of using the same Wi-Fi connection as the DS.

- going from an Open connection to WEP protected.

- using two different flash carts (with the app actually crashing on one)

- using two different DS models (Phat and Lite)

I don't know why it isn't working. Nothing seems to get it working. I can see on SmallFTPd that something is trying to connect (via PASV or something), so it's getting accessed... partially.

I don't have a Slot 2 device so unfortunately I can't take the easy way out for this.

I'm using Windows 7 on a laptop (if it matters). I got this to work a year ago apparently as I backed up Black/White 2 saves, but I'm not sure why it won't work now. Is it possible a firmware update to my router messed with any possible access?