Mit SD Card Reader für GC gebrannte Spiele spielen

KURTICOBAINI · 19. November 2006

Hallo!
Ich hab vor einem Jahr ungefähr einen GC gekauft und wollte darauf gebrannte Spiele spielen. Hab im Internet gesucht: Modchip war mir zu blöd, alles um bauen zu lassen und dann hab ich einen Thread in irgendeinem Forum gelesen, wie man gebrannte GC Games mit einem SD Card Reader spielen kann. Ich hab mir dann denn SD Card Reader gekauft, doch ich bin dann irgendwie nicht dazu gekommen weiterzumachen. Und jetzt hab ich das Ding wiedergefunden, doch ich find die Anleitung auf der Seite nicht. Weiß einer vielleicht wie das geht oder hat jemand ne deutsche Anleitung dafür?

MFG
KURTICOBAINI

Dealz: stark reduzierte Angebote finden.

Cerberus · 19. November 2006

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Ich bin etwas irritiert...
Mit GC meinst du doch den Gamecube oder nicht? Falls ja.....wie schließt man da einen Cardreader an?! Die sind doch USB und...naja....mein Gamecube hatte soviel ich mich erinnern kann, keinen USB slot gehabt.

Du bist sicher das du das nicht mit der Netzwerk Adapter variante verwechselst?

KURTICOBAINI · 20. November 2006

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Nee! Das ist eigentlich ne Memory Card, doch is halt ne adapter wo ich dann sd karten reinstecken kann.

MFG
KURTICOBAINI

Kami · 20. November 2006

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noch nie was von gehört
glaub ehrlich gesagt nciht das sowas geht

Cerberus · 20. November 2006

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kann es sein, dass du dann trotzdem noch einen modchip brauchst?
Sowas wie:

HardwareSchmiede Xbox 360 Umbau : xKey : Reset Glitch Hack : Wii Umbau : Wii USB Loader Mainz Wiesbaden Frankfurt Rhein-Main

da steht auch irgendwas von SD Card ......

KURTICOBAINI · 24. Oktober 2007

Ich hab die Anleitung wiedergefunden, doch da steht nichts dabei, dass ich noch n Modchip brauch.
Hier isse:

"INSTALLATION GUIDE

=================
Things You Need
=================

- Action Replay (ANY version!!!)
- Nintendo SD Adapter
- SD Card (Any size)
- SD Card Reader/Writer for PC and Windows XP, NT, or 2000 (or a way to run code on GC.)

==============
Installation
==============

NOTE: SDLoad works with ALL versions of the Action Replay by Datel!

1. Ensure that your SD reader creates a virtual drive (Example: F:\) and that you
can read and write files to the card without any problems. Your SD card must also
be formatted with FAT16 (FAT12 and FAT32 are NOT supported.)

2. Run sdpatch.exe, passing the SD reader drive letter on the command line.
(Example: sdpatch.exe F:\)

This program will install the boot driver to the SD card. The boot driver will
only have to be installed once, and will have to be installed on each SD card you
wish to use with SD Loader. This is just the initial driver, and NOT the menu
program, so it will never have to be changed!

Be assured that the file system of the card will remain COMPLETELY in tact after you
have run the sdpatch.exe (or alternatively sdpatch.dol) program! They have advanced
error checking, so there really is NOT any possibility for the file system on your
card to become corrupted.

NOTE: If you do not have a computer with Windows XP, NT, or 2000 installed, or
you cannot get sdpatch.exe to work for some reason and you already have a
means of uploading code to your GameCube (such as PSO), then you can install
the boot driver to the SD card by booting sdpatch.dol to your GC and following
the on-screen instructions.

3. Copy SDLOADER.BIN to the root directory of the SD card. This is the DOL file
selection menu that boots up after the Action Replay and lets you select what
DOL to boot from the card. Since it's simply a file on the SD card, upgrading or
replacing it is as easy as overwriting the file with a newer version in Explorer!

You may also copy any DOL files you want to the SD card, at this point. Try the
included testdemo.dol file, as it's guaranteed to work! The SD boot menu supports
subdirectories as well, so your DOL's can be arranged inside any directories you
want. SDLOADER.BIN, however, MUST be copied to the root directory in order for
the boot driver to locate it.

4. Additionally, the SD Loader Menu system can setup the BBA for you and allow
NETWORK BOOT support. This means that just like PSOload, you can upload DOL
or binary files from your computer through the network to your GameCube. If
you want this functionality, create a new file named SDIPDATA.CFG containing
the following text:

ON 192.168.0.4 9002 192.168.0.254 1234

The format is "ON PCIP PCPORT GCIP GCPORT" and must NOT contain any additional
spaces or blank lines. Currently, due to a limitation of the current version
of PSOload released, the GC IP address must end in 254 (xxx.xxx.xxx.254) and
the GC port must be 1234. You must set the PC IP to your PC's IP address and
the PC port to any free UDP port.

If you do not need network boot functionality, you can leave the SDIPDATA.CFG
file off of the SD card, or change the first word of the file to "OFF".
Both SDLOADER.BIN and SDIPDATA.CFG must be in the SD card's root directory.

You can tell that the SD boot menu has recognized the network configuration file
if you see "INITIALIZING BBA..." at the top once it is running. Refer to the
"Using SD Loader" section for information on how to use the network boot feature.

5. After installing the boot driver to your SD card, place the card and SD adapter
into your GameCube's memory card slot A. Insert the Action Replay card or a
standard memory card into slot B and start up the Action Replay. From the AR
main menu, select Action Replay Codes. Select the USA flag, then ADD NEW GAME.
Enter "SDLOAD" as the game name and push the "done" key. Now enter "(m)" as
the code name.

Enter the following code:

7YPR-RKZZ-MH6W5
D26A-PE4J-1XX2W
ZJHY-B1ZH-6P00G

Next, select ADD NEW CODE and name the code "SDLOAD".
Enter the following code:

AF4H-JPF5-H1B5J
MVAB-7TQE-ABZPB
V2CK-QQ1A-Y6P72
M5N6-CMMH-9EURT
0JFM-3A6C-VZ6VK
KYV8-0JGV-0GR1N
2EGU-HVKF-NDMCN
7AH0-J9JZ-HHGNJ
4MHU-G8XT-ZRYCJ
9474-KF41-8KG34
QMEV-G90N-A8RV0
KD4G-5QHV-74D46
V97K-652Q-Y4TEY
6M4W-9GPT-E99NG
QPFY-DJAF-E01FV
2Z6E-P2WY-24WV4
6NHW-G3NH-HP31Y
A2KF-MCKN-D645J
K5V8-EF9W-7GFQC
XTU3-269T-VH5NE
H9GP-C4PP-6FGF9
HF77-R45C-ZXPDV
22Y3-D98C-50AJM
WTWZ-EC88-U5ZTV
36G1-UGDG-J2G84
DUMT-15KR-DXJ8K
JV55-6VF5-2Z02T
D4R8-MVJ5-QGR21
1G3C-APD7-1CUVD

Finally, select the code named "SDLOAD" and press A to enable it. (The
check box next to the code name will be filled when the code is enabled.)
Press START and open/close the lid when asked.

6. The SD Loader main menu will now be shown on the screen. At this point, you can
select from all dol files you have written to the SD card. You can also pull
the SD card out and write new files to it. Just reinsert the SD card when ready
and the SD Loader menu will refresh the card contents. If you have written the
configuration file for network boot, you can also boot a GC executable with it
at any time of your choice.

=================
Using SD Loader
=================

Many versions of Action Replay contain a bug that will keep newly entered codes
disabled. The second time you use SD Loader, you must enable the code from the
code list. After this has been done, the enabled code will be saved to the card
in slot B.

You can then get into the SD Loader menu by simply selecting START from the AR
main menu and open/close the disc cover when asked. That's right! All it will
take from this point on to boot back into the menu is simply turning on your GC,
pressing A, and opening\closing your GameCube's cover once!

Some newer versions of Action Replay may disallow booting their own discs. The
Japanese "Pro Action Replay" is especially sensitive. If you are unable to get
the SD Loader menu to show up (if the GameCube hangs after closing the disc lid,
for example) then you may be required to swap discs when the AR asks. Any game
disc will work, so long as the GameCube can read it properly.
To do this, select START from the AR main manu, as usual. Open the disc cover
and replace the AR disc with another disc. For example, Super Smash Bros. Melee
or Pikmin (whatever games you have). After closing the disc cover, the SD Loader
menu will show up!

To use the network boot functionality with PSO Loader v2.0, the GC's IP address
must be x.x.x.254, and the GC's Port must be set to 1234. (See the installation
notes above) Use psoload's -r switch to send dol files.
For example:

psoload.exe -r -u9002 testdemo.dol

===============
DOL Reloading
===============

SD Loader supports DOL reloading in the same way as PSO Loader. To add reload
support to your own DOL files, jump to address 0x80001800 in GameCube memory.
You can achieve this in C by either using function pointers, or by using some
inline assembly:

asm ("lis 3, 0x8000");
asm ("ori 3, 3, 0x1800");
asm ("mtlr 3");
asm ("blr");

Once the reloader has been invoked, the SD card browser menu will be reloaded
and you will be able to network boot again or select another DOL file from the
card to load.

==============
Known Issues
==============

- A few DOL files which rely on Phantasy Star Online may not work well with SD loader.
- The the SD Loader Menu will not show up if the SD card Adapter is removed or
inserted while in the Action Replay menu. The SD card adapter CAN be removed to change
cards or make changes to the current card while in the SD card boot menu, however!
- PC IP must be correct in the SDIPDATA.CFG file if you choose to use it. Otherwise the
menu code may hang."

Steht irgendwie, dass ich noch n Programm brauch?!?!

Sollte ich mir denn lieber n Modchip kaufen? Ich weiß gar nicht wie man so ein Ding einbaut und wenn ichs einschicken lass, hab ich eher Angst, dass die da was weiß ich mit machen.
Auf jeden Fall kann man glaub ich den SD Memory Card Adapter nicht in Deutschland kaufen, ich hab den nämlich aus Honk Kong bestellt

.

MFG
KURTICOBAINI

-> closed
Ich erstell nen neue Thread, da dies hier falsch war.

Hab im Internet mehrere Beweise gefunden, dass es geht-> hier
und hier unterm dritten Punkt. Interessant ist auch, was beim zweiten Link unterm vierten Punkt steht. Die einfachste Methode gebrannte Games abzuspielen; mit dem Max Drive Pro per USB Dols vom PC auf die Memory Card packen und dann mit der dazugehörigen DVD im Gamecube von der Memory Card booten. Bloß leider hab ich nichts gefunden wo man einen Max Drive Pro kaufen kann; die Max Evo Edition würde auch gehen, hab ich aber auch net gefunden. Bei codejunkies gab's die mal, aber jetzt net mehr. Wenn mir jemand weiterhelfen könnte, wäre das echt cool.

MFG
KURTICOBAINI

El Torrro · 24. Oktober 2007

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Zitat von KURTICOBAINI: ↑

Ich hab die Anleitung wiedergefunden, doch da steht nichts dabei, dass ich noch n Modchip brauch.
Hier isse:

"INSTALLATION GUIDE

=================
Things You Need
=================

- Action Replay (ANY version!!!)
- Nintendo SD Adapter
- SD Card (Any size)
- SD Card Reader/Writer for PC and Windows XP, NT, or 2000 (or a way to run code on GC.)

==============
Installation
==============

NOTE: SDLoad works with ALL versions of the Action Replay by Datel!

1. Ensure that your SD reader creates a virtual drive (Example: F:\) and that you
can read and write files to the card without any problems. Your SD card must also
be formatted with FAT16 (FAT12 and FAT32 are NOT supported.)

2. Run sdpatch.exe, passing the SD reader drive letter on the command line.
(Example: sdpatch.exe F:\)

This program will install the boot driver to the SD card. The boot driver will
only have to be installed once, and will have to be installed on each SD card you
wish to use with SD Loader. This is just the initial driver, and NOT the menu
program, so it will never have to be changed!

Be assured that the file system of the card will remain COMPLETELY in tact after you
have run the sdpatch.exe (or alternatively sdpatch.dol) program! They have advanced
error checking, so there really is NOT any possibility for the file system on your
card to become corrupted.

NOTE: If you do not have a computer with Windows XP, NT, or 2000 installed, or
you cannot get sdpatch.exe to work for some reason and you already have a
means of uploading code to your GameCube (such as PSO), then you can install
the boot driver to the SD card by booting sdpatch.dol to your GC and following
the on-screen instructions.

3. Copy SDLOADER.BIN to the root directory of the SD card. This is the DOL file
selection menu that boots up after the Action Replay and lets you select what
DOL to boot from the card. Since it's simply a file on the SD card, upgrading or
replacing it is as easy as overwriting the file with a newer version in Explorer!

You may also copy any DOL files you want to the SD card, at this point. Try the
included testdemo.dol file, as it's guaranteed to work! The SD boot menu supports
subdirectories as well, so your DOL's can be arranged inside any directories you
want. SDLOADER.BIN, however, MUST be copied to the root directory in order for
the boot driver to locate it.

4. Additionally, the SD Loader Menu system can setup the BBA for you and allow
NETWORK BOOT support. This means that just like PSOload, you can upload DOL
or binary files from your computer through the network to your GameCube. If
you want this functionality, create a new file named SDIPDATA.CFG containing
the following text:

ON 192.168.0.4 9002 192.168.0.254 1234

The format is "ON PCIP PCPORT GCIP GCPORT" and must NOT contain any additional
spaces or blank lines. Currently, due to a limitation of the current version
of PSOload released, the GC IP address must end in 254 (xxx.xxx.xxx.254) and
the GC port must be 1234. You must set the PC IP to your PC's IP address and
the PC port to any free UDP port.

If you do not need network boot functionality, you can leave the SDIPDATA.CFG
file off of the SD card, or change the first word of the file to "OFF".
Both SDLOADER.BIN and SDIPDATA.CFG must be in the SD card's root directory.

You can tell that the SD boot menu has recognized the network configuration file
if you see "INITIALIZING BBA..." at the top once it is running. Refer to the
"Using SD Loader" section for information on how to use the network boot feature.

5. After installing the boot driver to your SD card, place the card and SD adapter
into your GameCube's memory card slot A. Insert the Action Replay card or a
standard memory card into slot B and start up the Action Replay. From the AR
main menu, select Action Replay Codes. Select the USA flag, then ADD NEW GAME.
Enter "SDLOAD" as the game name and push the "done" key. Now enter "(m)" as
the code name.

Enter the following code:

7YPR-RKZZ-MH6W5
D26A-PE4J-1XX2W
ZJHY-B1ZH-6P00G

Next, select ADD NEW CODE and name the code "SDLOAD".
Enter the following code:

AF4H-JPF5-H1B5J
MVAB-7TQE-ABZPB
V2CK-QQ1A-Y6P72
M5N6-CMMH-9EURT
0JFM-3A6C-VZ6VK
KYV8-0JGV-0GR1N
2EGU-HVKF-NDMCN
7AH0-J9JZ-HHGNJ
4MHU-G8XT-ZRYCJ
9474-KF41-8KG34
QMEV-G90N-A8RV0
KD4G-5QHV-74D46
V97K-652Q-Y4TEY
6M4W-9GPT-E99NG
QPFY-DJAF-E01FV
2Z6E-P2WY-24WV4
6NHW-G3NH-HP31Y
A2KF-MCKN-D645J
K5V8-EF9W-7GFQC
XTU3-269T-VH5NE
H9GP-C4PP-6FGF9
HF77-R45C-ZXPDV
22Y3-D98C-50AJM
WTWZ-EC88-U5ZTV
36G1-UGDG-J2G84
DUMT-15KR-DXJ8K
JV55-6VF5-2Z02T
D4R8-MVJ5-QGR21
1G3C-APD7-1CUVD

Finally, select the code named "SDLOAD" and press A to enable it. (The
check box next to the code name will be filled when the code is enabled.)
Press START and open/close the lid when asked.

6. The SD Loader main menu will now be shown on the screen. At this point, you can
select from all dol files you have written to the SD card. You can also pull
the SD card out and write new files to it. Just reinsert the SD card when ready
and the SD Loader menu will refresh the card contents. If you have written the
configuration file for network boot, you can also boot a GC executable with it
at any time of your choice.

=================
Using SD Loader
=================

Many versions of Action Replay contain a bug that will keep newly entered codes
disabled. The second time you use SD Loader, you must enable the code from the
code list. After this has been done, the enabled code will be saved to the card
in slot B.

You can then get into the SD Loader menu by simply selecting START from the AR
main menu and open/close the disc cover when asked. That's right! All it will
take from this point on to boot back into the menu is simply turning on your GC,
pressing A, and opening\closing your GameCube's cover once!

Some newer versions of Action Replay may disallow booting their own discs. The
Japanese "Pro Action Replay" is especially sensitive. If you are unable to get
the SD Loader menu to show up (if the GameCube hangs after closing the disc lid,
for example) then you may be required to swap discs when the AR asks. Any game
disc will work, so long as the GameCube can read it properly.
To do this, select START from the AR main manu, as usual. Open the disc cover
and replace the AR disc with another disc. For example, Super Smash Bros. Melee
or Pikmin (whatever games you have). After closing the disc cover, the SD Loader
menu will show up!

To use the network boot functionality with PSO Loader v2.0, the GC's IP address
must be x.x.x.254, and the GC's Port must be set to 1234. (See the installation
notes above) Use psoload's -r switch to send dol files.
For example:

psoload.exe -r -u9002 testdemo.dol

===============
DOL Reloading
===============

SD Loader supports DOL reloading in the same way as PSO Loader. To add reload
support to your own DOL files, jump to address 0x80001800 in GameCube memory.
You can achieve this in C by either using function pointers, or by using some
inline assembly:

asm ("lis 3, 0x8000");
asm ("ori 3, 3, 0x1800");
asm ("mtlr 3");
asm ("blr");

Once the reloader has been invoked, the SD card browser menu will be reloaded
and you will be able to network boot again or select another DOL file from the
card to load.

==============
Known Issues
==============

- A few DOL files which rely on Phantasy Star Online may not work well with SD loader.
- The the SD Loader Menu will not show up if the SD card Adapter is removed or
inserted while in the Action Replay menu. The SD card adapter CAN be removed to change
cards or make changes to the current card while in the SD card boot menu, however!
- PC IP must be correct in the SDIPDATA.CFG file if you choose to use it. Otherwise the
menu code may hang."

Steht irgendwie, dass ich noch n Programm brauch?!?!

Sollte ich mir denn lieber n Modchip kaufen? Ich weiß gar nicht wie man so ein Ding einbaut und wenn ichs einschicken lass, hab ich eher Angst, dass die da was weiß ich mit machen.
Auf jeden Fall kann man glaub ich den SD Memory Card Adapter nicht in Deutschland kaufen, ich hab den nämlich aus Honk Kong bestellt .

MFG
KURTICOBAINI

Klicke in dieses Feld, um es in vollständiger Größe anzuzeigen.

klingt irgendwie so als wenn man damit nur codes bei ar freischalten kann

aber so hab ich noch nie davon was gehört ^^

warum lässte dir nicht einfach nen modchip einbaun is soviel einfacher xD

KURTICOBAINI · 24. Oktober 2007

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Weiß net... angeblich soll die Methode mit dem Max Drive Pro ja noch einfacher sein.

L!Ld4rk · 24. Oktober 2007

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boar junge ey tuh dir doch nicht so ein scheiß an der sich garnicht richtig durchgesetzt hat o0

entweder streams du die :poop:

oder du holst dir nen chip für 15€....schon allein son adapter hat mehr gekostet als nen chip...

KURTICOBAINI · 26. Oktober 2007

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Jaja... eine Frage hab ich nur noch:
Ist dieses Ding ->http://www.play-asia.com/paOS-13-71-26-49-en-70-1yg.html
vergleichbar mit dem Max Drive Pro. Also könnte ich im Grunde genommen auch darauf .dols laden und dann SKs abspielen?

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