ROM Hack Dragon Quest IV - English Patch?

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Dragon Quest IV is arguably one of the finest RPGs ever made, and was finally remade for the NDS with completely revamped 3D graphics. It was released a couple of months ago with a near-complete english translation (95%, everything except the prologue) hidden inside the ROM's code. So far people have been able to access the code and activate the english translation with the original cartridge and an action replay. I was wondering if there was any way the ROM could be patched and then played on a DS flash card, like the DSLinker.
 
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of course is possible, but i dont know how
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edit: im getting the patch right know
 

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