Homebrew Fat support - DeSmuME

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I just go into programming with Devkit and i'm playing around with the source of DsDoom however
is there a way to make DeSmuME have a fat file system like on flash cards? I don't like having to copy to the dstwo everytime...

All I can find is old dead threads that say use cFlash but don't give much info
Some other threads say that in some SVN builds have this but can't find the one they're talking about

So yeah any info to make DeSmuME have fat/flash card storage emulation?

EDIT: Found this, gonna take a deeper look
http://dev-scene.com/NDS/DLDI_on_emulators
 

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run desmume.
set config->ROM loading-> Load entirely to RAM
set Slot 1 ---> Retail (Auto)
set Slot 2 ---> MPCF Flash Card Device; set the folder;
load NDS file.
 

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