Hacking Can't play Golden Sun Dark Dawn on r4

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I have a legit R4i gold 3ds plus from r4ids.cn , with the latest Wood kernel (1.62).
I can play most ROMs just fine, only Golden Sun Dark Dawn doesn't load. It just goes to a black screen after the initial rom loading screen.
The rom plays fine on DeSmume, but does not play on no$gba.
I checked the wood site and it listed this game as working for my card. Anyone here who can play this game on this card? Maybe on another kernel version?
I'm on a DSI XL, 1.45E.

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