Hacking Help with GameCube Backups.

[Whatee]

Hi,

I've recently softmodded and added the homebrew channel to my wii, and i am currently running Wii Backups without a hitch.

Now i would like to run GC (GameCube) Back ups
For games like
- Eternal Darkness
- MGS Twin Snakes
- Etc.........

What do i need to install and or run, in order to get these (GC backups) to work?
I've heard of;

CIOScorp
&
Wii Gator


My system

LAUNCH console from 2006
4.2 Firmware
Homebrew Chanel
CIOS 249

Thanks,

 

[megatron_lives]

all you need to do is install waninkoko or wiigators cmios and load games through wiigator's gc backup laucher

 

[Whatee]

Hmm, That sounds really easy.

Which is better? (waninkoko or wiigators cmios)
Its an easy Install?
And where can i find it?

 

[lostdwarf]

search for CMIOS rev 8 and use that

then launch your gamecube games (on DVD-R) with your backup launcher channel or boot from HBC. you can also create multi game discs with about 3 or 4 games on one DVD-R!!! (search GC multi iso creator)


ps
metal gear twin snakes does not work. dont waste your discs trying.
every other game seems to run perfectly (i suggest F-ZERO GX as your test game as it runs perfectly in every mode)

 

[Ame16787]

so theres no way to link the two parts of mgs:ts? even if i put both on the same disc there's still no way to pass from part 1 to part 2?

 

[Det1re]

(i suggest F-ZERO GX as your test game as it runs perfectly in every mode)

Doesn't it have issues with the music?

 

[Skizzo]

ps
metal gear twin snakes does not work. dont waste your discs trying.
every other game seems to run perfectly (i suggest F-ZERO GX as your test game as it runs perfectly in every mode)

Really? Because the compatibility list says it does work.

http://wiki.gbatemp.net/wiki/index.php?tit...patibility_List

 

[Covarr]

My experiences have shown it to work. The only thing is, for some games you must use a DVD-R rather than changing the booktype on a DVD+R, I know that was the case with a different game that I tried, it may be so for MGS:TTS as well.

If you're already using DVD-R, I have no idea what might be wrong.