The near-perfect solution for DS Lite homebrew: the DS-Xtreme. It claims to be as simple as connect it into your computer, have your computer read the drive as a mass-storage device to load games, and then plug it into your DS Lite and play. The downside? Only 512MB of storage space (~8 DS Lite games) and running a price tag of around $125 - ouch!
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