yeah, and i know that the Emu's aren't 100% yet, but I figure there has to be other people out there playing with the same problem. I thought hopefully someone had a solution...

I have question and I hope its not a dumb one but is it still ilegal if you own a legit copy of the game like I own Pokemon Daimond but I was thinking of gettin the rom so I can take it on trips without plaing my DS.I was just wondering???

If you own the game but download the ROM from the Internet, it is still illegal. It's somewhat difficult to prove that you downloaded the game from some site, as there is no difference had you dumped the ROM yourself though.

It is only legal when you dump the ROM from your own cartridge.

oh I see man was I stupid beliving all those dumb butts that told me otherwise

Umm if you havent found a way 2 save 4 the No$Gba yet i found one you cant save with the sound on so b4 you save go 2 the options and turn sound off then save and your able to continue you can turn sound back on after you load game tho just remeber turn off sound b4 you save

Hey guys, I was looking on google for pokemon diamond help and i saw this thread so i signed up. If someone could help me run pokemon diamond that would be great. I have 2 kinds of DS emulators: NO$GBA and the DeSmuME. I gotta admit that I'm not all that good at this kinda stuff either. feel free just to private message me.

Have you, you know, read this thread prior to posting?

I have the same problem, but everytime I want access the pokemon storage system, me emulator (no$Rom) gets completely stuck. When I had about 20 pokemon, it wasn't a real big deal, sometimes it just didn't work and sometimes it was just very slow, but now I have around 55 pokemon, it just gets stuck.
Does anyone have a solution?

I didn't switch my emulator options -> NDS backupmedia to EEPROM 64 Kbites because I found out that I'd have to start over to make that work.

I don't have any problems with the game.

This means that the problem is in the computer. No computer is the same. Every comp. has different hardwares.

No, the problem is in the emulator's configuration or then it's a bad ROM dump. The only way this would be the computer hardware's fault is when the video card or its drivers so crappy that it fails to render the graphics properly.

Same for you, please read the original contents of the thread before you start giving advice. The OP and all the other have had their fair share of advice during the course of the 6 pages in this thread.