Will this Action Replay disk have SD Media Launcher capabilities?

Well after digging in the questions and answers I found this bit of info.

https://www.amazon.com/ask/questions/Tx1PI6TZ4SHLHY6/ref=ask_ql_ql_al_hza

It can load Swiss so I imagine anything after that is possible? (Not a GameCube expert)

 

if i remember correctly, there was a action replay code that could boot a .dol off a gamecube mem card. hardest part would be placing the .dol on a gc mem card. you would have to use a hacked wii.

 

i got a AR disc and it worked with a SD adaptor, just be aware you need to get a SD not a SDHC, so look for 2GB cards. also has to be formatted as fat16 to work with AR

 

there ara cards that use an SD-card for storage... that makes it a lot more easy

 

See top (positive) Amazon review for the product.

If you have any of the games mentioned here: https://www.gc-forever.com/wiki/index.php?title=Booting_Homebrew using a RVL-001 Wii for putting the exploit on the memory card is a good and cheap way. It could even be possible without modification on the Wii NAND by using ModMii (Abstinence Wizard) – useful when using a friend's Wii (if the friend is against modding).

Note that Datel / codejunkies.com still sells the SD Media Launcher with SD-Gecko on their own shop – shipping to the USA could be expensive though.

Last option is a XenoGC modchip. They are very cheap, but previous soldering experience is required.

 

The 2003 Action Replay lets you enter codes. But it doesn't have built-in SD support. (an exploit exists)

SD Media Launcher was originally sold separately. Later on they were merged or something.
As a matter of fact the revised version sold now, says it includes an Action Replay disc.

You might be out of luck if your Gamecube is Japanese or Korean. Looks like Datel no longer sells the NTSC-J editions.

 

It’s also possible to use an SD card adapter:
http://www.gc-linux.org/wiki/SDload

 

if you get the one that says wii/gc you dont need to use SD load, as AR will act just like SD media launcher when a fat16 is inserted