Copy Swiss to a Gamecube Memory Card using a Wii?

[Rocky_D]

Hey there folks,

Question is short and i forgot where to find my answers

I have a 1st Revision Wii + the Pal Gamecube with the SP2 Slot.Also an SD2SP2 and 2 Gamecube Memory Cards,along with a 2GB SD Card and a Gecko(for the SD Card).
also the Wii is Modded and can access GCMM

I want to use my Wii in order to put the Swiss.dol on my Gamecube Memory Card to boot into swiss using The Wind Waker

So i am looking at a Save Game Exploit without Modchips or this Action Replay Disc

can you tell me how to pull this off?

 

[Rocky_D]

No no, see:

You're needing to put 2 saves on your MC, your Zelda save and that boot.gci from Swiss.

Edit: Oh also, just glancing at my SD card, Swiss may need to be named autoexec.dol. Dunno why the guy that did that guide named his boot.dol, maybe there's some variety between exploits or something.

So what you are saving is my Memory Card in Slot 1 should contain a regular Twillight Princess save and the boot.gci from the DOL Folder that was inside the Swiss archive?

and my SD Card should then have in the root swiss r_1336.dol but renamed into autoexec.dol?

 

[Rocky_D]

No no, see:

You're needing to put 2 saves on your MC, your Zelda save and that boot.gci from Swiss.

Edit: Oh also, just glancing at my SD card, Swiss may need to be named autoexec.dol. Dunno why the guy that did that guide named his boot.dol, maybe there's some variety between exploits or something.

So my Slot Memory Card should contain a regular Save and the hacked one?

and on my SD Card Root a swiss_r1336.dol renamed to autoexec.dol?

 

[Rocky_D]

Reply seems to be not working,i hope you find this anyway

So what you (ragnar14) say is that my Memory Card needs to contain a regular Save Game + the hacked from here


and my SD Kart needs on the Root the swiss_r1336.dol renamed to autoexec.dol

 

[Extrems]

You don't need anything on the SD card.

 

[Rocky_D]

You don't need anything on the SD card.

now i don't understand a thing anymore

 

[Extrems]

You restore both gz2p.gci and boot.gci onto your GameCube Memory Card using GCMM, and that's it. You're done.