Swiss aims to be an all-in-one homebrew utility for the Nintendo GameCube.
Main Features
Can browse the following devices
- SD/SDHC/SDXC Card via SDGecko
- DVD (-/+R) via Disc Drive
- Qoob Pro flash memory
- USB Gecko remote file storage
- SD/SDHC via Wasp/WKF
- Samba via BBA
- Wode Jukebox
- IDE-EXI
- Memory cards
Requirements
- GameCube with controller
- A way to boot homebrew
Usage
- Download latest Swiss release and extract its contents.
- Copy the compressed Swiss DOL file found in the DOL folder to the device/medium you are using to boot homebrew.
- Launch Swiss, browse your device and load a DOL or GCM!
If the above steps do not work, try using the non-compressed Swiss DOL file.
Navigating Swiss
Controls
| Control | Action |
| Left Joysitck or D-Pad | Navigate through the UI |
| A | Select |
| B | Enter/Exit Bottom Menu |
Swiss UI
- The top heading shows the version number, commit number, and revision number of Swiss.
- The left panes show what device you are using.
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The largest portion is the Swiss file browser, through which you can navigate files and folders. The top of every folder includes a
..option, and selecting this moves you back up a folder. -
The bottom pane, from the left:
- Device Selection
- Global Settings, Advanced Settings, and Current Game Settings
- System Information, Device Info, and Credits
- Return to top of file system
- Restart GameCube
Que novedades incluye la versión 0.5 r927 See changelog
Released
- Fix file copy error.
- Disable game boot when EXI speed is downgraded.
- Don't apply LZMA compression twice.
- Make .tar.xz as well.
- Add bypass instructions.
- Fix 'Invalid/corrupt file' error when reading read-only files.