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Hi all im new here so hello everyone. I use my game cube along with my game boy player to play all my game boy/ game colour advance games etc on the tv i have swiss on disk etc too and a copy of the gameboy player also it is chipped so can play back ups and copy disks etc Came like that when i brought it mainly for the game boy player as wanted to play them on the tv. From what ive seen and read the GBI is much better than the game boy player disk so realy want to add that to it. I have an SD card adaper plugged in memory card slot 2 but i cant figure out how to add the GBI to the memory card then launch it though swiss? So i must be doing somthing wrong I just cant work out how and what i need to do to get it working can anyone please help me as i realy dont know what files im suposed to put were or what im suposed to be doing lol Im not very pc lmao, so a how to for a dummy like me would be very helpfull if possable
Anyways hope some one can help or point me in the right direction.
Best wishes
Steve

where did you download gbi? was on the official website...?
the files and contents of "GBI.zip" should be dumped into the root of the SD.
if you have a component cable or HDMI adapter, use
GBIfh.dol
or
GBIsr.dol
if you want something more classic, use GBI.dol

but, anyway, you should run through the Swiss first to make things easier for you.
everything must be in SD. the card must be in fat32.



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Diego borella wrote: ↑

Thu Dec 16, 2021 9:21 pm

if you have a component cable or HDMI adapter, use
GBIfh.dol
or
GBIsr.dol

You're not supposed to use those for those cases.

1st timer here I use game save exploit to load Swiss all my games are loaded on SD2SP2 in serial port 2
ive only just got my hands on a Gameboy Player and GB5X mini Everdrive so im wondering where do I put the GBI files to load the GBI Interface and play GBA games from the Everdrive

Basically ,just put GBI.dol and GBI.dcp at the root of the SD card, and launch from Swiss.