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[http://www.gc-linux.org/wiki/SDload SDload] <sup>(HM)</sup> (Requires Action Replay, no soldering required)
[https://gc-loader.com/product/gc-loader-pnp/ GCLoader] <sup>(HM)</sup> (~$80) The only GameCube ODE still in production. Compatible with Swiss and with GCVideo mods.
[http://www.gc-forever.com/forums/viewforum.php?f=39 Numerous game exploits] <sup>(SM)</sup> Most need a softmodded Wii or another homebrew capable GameCube to write the exploited save to an SD card. Homebrew and games are generally launched from a memory card to SD adapter in slot 2, sometimes called an SD Gecko. The SD Gecko does not have access to DMA like the DVD drive has, so many games will lag/freeze, especially when using streaming audio or during FMVs. This can be bypassed by burning DVDs or by getting a Wii ODE such as a WASP Fusion along with a GameCube adapter, although no Wii ODE is being produced anymore.
[http://www.gc-forever.com/wiki/index.php?title=XenoGC XenoGC] <sup>(HM)</sup> (Quick Solder Board, ~$10) Simple modchipdrivechip, requires a burned Swiss disc to be useful. [https://github.com/webhdx/PicoBoot PicoBoot] <sup>(HM)</sup> ($5) Simple "IPL replacement" mod built on a Raspberry Pi Pico instead of a custom chip. Unlike Xeno it can boot directly to Swiss (or any other homebrew you want) without a burned DVD.
[http://www.gc-forever.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=25&t=1375 Swiss] is a homebrew utility that can launch burned games, homebrew and games from an SD Gecko (supporting SDHC) or ODE, and can force options per game. Highly recommended.
