Raspberrypi and Gamecube

[ArchReaper450]

So I'm new to modding a gamecube, I've done it on my PS2 so I can handle the soldering. I have a raspberry B+ that I'd rather use it as a modchip (since the new pi2 came out). My first question is:

What's the difference between XenoGC and ViperGC? I understand the ViperGC has more features.

How do I compile and program the raspberrypi?

My GameCube is DOL-001 and I read somewhere that the original one with the red letters don't work with specific chips. If there is no problem with using the RaspberryPi then I plan on stripping it and wiring it up.

[Diminuendo]

this is the only case I have seen I pi intergrated into a cube;
viewtopic.php?f=26&t=2547&p=27606#p27606

In all honesty a WASP fusion does everything a Xeno GC would do but better.

[ArchReaper450]

Can WaspFusion be put on the pi or do I need to buy one?

[Diminuendo]

probably need to buy one

[novenary]

Yeah all the Pi can do is run the xenogc code since it's essentially a big microcontroller. All I use it for myself is booting swiss. Probably just my drive but I couldn't successfully play a burnt backup.

[Diminuendo]

I was thinking it could be cool if a pi could connect to bluetooth controllers and pass them through to the GC

I have no idea how much lag that would cause though.

[novenary]

Should be feasible if joybus isn't too fast.

[Diminuendo]

it would be nice to pass rumble onto wireless controllers as well

or would an ardino be more suited?

[novenary]

It's not possible, this has already been discussed.

[Diminuendo]

whats not possible?

[novenary]

Wavebird rumble.

[tueidj]

That's not what he was talking about (which was using the pi as a BT host, which would pretty much turn a GC into a wii).

[novenary]

Oh in this case, anything fast enough to handle the controllers with bluetooth should work perfectly fine.

[Diminuendo]

yeah, what tueiji said

[Diego borella]

Yeah all the Pi can do is run the xenogc code since it's essentially a big microcontroller. All I use it for myself is booting swiss. Probably just my drive but I couldn't successfully play a burnt backup.

Edited was to delete:
I see that you already have some knowledge in PI +
if you play a scheme in:
Raspberry Pi 3 B +
&
Zero_W:



But the question is: I saw that there is already one for the Raspberry PI 1, which you created and posted in another post.
where I live, PI3 and PI0 are easier to find.

Or Arduino, which is even more accessible here [/ u]

[emu_kidid]

Please don't bump 5 year old threads.