NDS text positioning help

Thanks Auryn, I will look into it more later (exams are coming up ).

On a side note to what Normmatt said earlier, I just tried it out on my sc rumble microsd and (obviously) it did not work. I haven't looked into it yet, but how do most flashcards patch games? The game runs up to a point and freezes at the time text is shown (up to where I start to jump to my code). Before that it would copy my code to a place in memory (0x23fa000) and I am assuming it's not copying my code that was appended to the arm7.bin file. Any suggestions how I can avoid this?

Thanks Auryn, I will look into it more later (exams are coming up ).

On a side note to what Normmatt said earlier, I just tried it out on my sc rumble microsd and (obviously) it did not work. I haven't looked into it yet, but how do most flashcards patch games? The game runs up to a point and freezes at the time text is shown (up to where I start to jump to my code). Before that it would copy my code to a place in memory (0x23fa000) and I am assuming it's not copying my code that was appended to the arm7.bin file. Any suggestions how I can avoid this?

Flashcarts generally load their own code into 0x23fe000 - 0x23ff600 or atleast AKAIO does before launching the game. Generally 0x23fa000 - 0x23fe000 is handled by the game itself and isn't always free (on a per game basis). I'm not sure how slot2 carts work but they patch alot more than slot1 does but they generally dont load in any extra code into ram as they overwrite the games code to use slot2 from what I remember. So as long as your dont go over 0x23fe000 in memory you shouldn't have any problems with slot1 flashcarts except maybe woodr4/woodrpg/AKAIO where we patch out the first two opcodes of the arm7 and arm9 binaries to remove the annoying intros some releases have on them.