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November 27th, 2003
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Join Date: Aug 2003
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Homebrewn software on gamecube
Just wondered if it would be ok to discuss running homebrew software on gamecube? There's this linux version of psoloader that cannot run any ISO images but can do xrick and pong fine
 I also thing they're legal since there is this gamecube development kit made by enthusiasts so they don't steal anything from nintendo, right? Ok, ready for the news value on this thread? Because there is a linux version of the uploader, the uploading can be done by xbox that has linux installed. ( i bet playstation 2 could do it too but haven't tested=) Yes. cross cable between xbox and a gamecube. It works and looks kind of über nerdish, i think they feel connected I hope i can get a camera to do few shots and maybe short article about it in a week or two.
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November 28th, 2003
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 Join Date: Jul 2002
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Re: Homebrewn software on gamecube
Well this might be useful but I'm rather sure a linux version of the psoloader which can run isos will come sooner or later so posting this might create bad effects even if they're unwanted.
You might wanna ask an admin or mod before posting any further info ...
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