Wii SunDriver-Full Disc Drive emulator for Wii/GC games, C

PalmerTech

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Plug in any SATA hard drive or CF card (or IDE drives with a $2 adapter), then plug the SunDriver into the Wii's DD ribbon cables. Plug the Sundriver via USB 2.0 into your computer, drag across all your ISO images (Trimmed works, too). Unplug, turn on the Wii. Now, the best part: It boots to a custom menu automatically, bypassing the Wii menu (Which is still accessible through the SunDriver menu), and use the sync and reset buttons (Which are remapped for just this menu) OR A GAMECUBE CONTROLLER to go up and down the list of Wii or GC games and select one. It launches perfectly. Emulates the drive at 8x, current compatibility is 100%.

Google for moar info. $70 USD.
 
Yep. No hacking needed, you can use the stock OS. Almost all Wii homebrew supports burning to DVDs, just take that ISO and put it on the hard drive.
 
snowpenguin said:
Do want.

Got trade options for me, palmer? Anything willing to trade for?

ANYTHING AT ALL?
i think he is just passing on info. i dont think he actually has one ;)
 
samjc3 said:
snowpenguin said:
Do want.

Got trade options for me, palmer? Anything willing to trade for?

ANYTHING AT ALL?
i think he is just passing on info. i dont think he actually has one ;)

Oh.

flax.

The reason being, I think I *Can'tSayThisOnTV*ed up my wii DD, and this would make a good replacement.

And I have a laptop hard drive.

:gonk:
 
My Saturn's modchip is a purple PCB. Also, the MSI mobo I'm probably going to buy for my computer is a blue black PCB.

Can't say I've ever seen a white PCB, though... o_o
 
Gameboy pocket and color, some revisions.

I have mine ordered, no clue when it will ship out.

And Snow, how is your drive screwed? I have a FlatMii for sale, not as useful for a portable, but FAR superior as a home console solution, IMO. Check the trading post.
 
Green is the most common PCB color. Amber used to be common but isn't anymore. White, black, and red are fairly common. Recently a blu-ish color has become fairly prominient, even more so that white, black and red for certain catagories of electronics. Of course pretty much every imaginable color of PCB exists. Dang, I used the American spelling again. Gotta kick that habit.

Anywhere we can actually get one of those?
 
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