Difference between revisions of "Booting homebrew"

Revision as of 18:10, 26 November 2012

There are several methods of booting homebrew on your GameCube:

Datel's SD Media Launcher
- Offers out of the box homebrew support - always need the disc to boot it up. Comes with a flimsy SDGecko!
Samson's AR loader
- Hard to set up, can be annoying to load homebrew, but great if you have the materials to set it up.
Datel's Maxdrive Pro
PSOload
- Requires an original copy of Phantasy Star Online Ep 1 & 2, and a BBA.
A drivechip such as XenoGC or DuoQ with a bootable disk of SDLoad or Swiss
- Quick for booting backups and homebrew.
A drive replacement like the Wiikey Fusion or WODE
- Very difficult to install, great for games, not so much for homebrew.
A modchip such as Viper GC with SDLoad installed as plugin
- Quick to boot backups and homebrew.
A modchip such as Viper GC Extreme with Swiss on flash
- Very quick to boot backups and homebrew.
A modchip such as Qoob SX / Qoob Pro with SDLoad / Swiss on flash
- Very quick to boot backups and homebrew.

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 * Datel's Maxdrive Pro
 * [[PSOload]]
-** Requires an original copy of the game, and a [[BBA]].
+** Requires an original copy of Phantasy Star Online Ep 1 & 2, and a [[BBA]].
 * A drivechip such as [[XenoGC]] or [[DuoQ]] with a [[Create a bootable homebrew disc|bootable disk]] of [[SDLoad]] or [[Swiss]]
 ** Quick for booting backups and homebrew.