I apologize for the earlier post, it is incorrect. I accidentally messed up my xml tags and upon further investigation have tested that the codes do in fact work.

kind of embarrassing(like reporting a bug in the java standard libs as a freshman) :oops:

Hey Guys,

This post is just informative and mainly so Google will troll it and people can find this information =).

If you are thinking about purchasing a Nintedo DSi or DSi XL you cannot use the same Action Replay,

you must purchase an Action Replay DSi. This poses a huge problem as most codes you find on the internet

only work for the original Action Replay. Some codes work for both, however most don't. So unless you

usually create your own codes don't get rid of your DS/DS Lite and your original Action Replay.

My friend code is 5112-6975-3626

My name is Aaron.

My town Name is Hyrule.

awbailey

I Have Cherries to Trade. Add me and one of us can visit the other to trade fruit.

I added jaymane and ms-fable.

 My friend code is 5112-6975-3626

My name is Aaron.

My town Name is Hyrule.

Add me and I'll bring over some cherries to trade. 

The point of this post isn't to brag, it's so that when googles bots data mine this forum, this post will show up on google.

That way the next time someone has this problem the the answer will be here for them.

Ok so I decided to replay final fantasy 7 for playstation. Wanting to beat the game as quickly as possible I decided to use my friends old action replay. After putting in the the disc and loading the codes I got an error when I tried to load my save. It said "File Ruined", after doing some searching I found a code that lets you bypass this message and use the action replay.

D01D496C10F0

801D498A1042

Enter this code and you can load your save and use the action replay. As a side note the file ruined error doesn't actually ruin your save file(Apparently the savefile has a checksum and when you try to use cheats it fails).

DNS failed means your router probably doesn't have any DNS servers set.

1) this means your xbox can't take an address like say www.google.com and turn it into 208.67.219.231 (this is googles ip address that my dns server/cache returns)

Your computer probably automatically pulls them from your isp.

So either get your DNS server ip addresses from your isp, or use something

like opendns.com. Then enter the ip address into your D-Link routers DNS Server section.