GC-Linux with rootFS on SD - Revision history

Lumina33: linkify GC

2024-07-23T08:25:53Z

linkify GC

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	=The aim=		=The aim=
	The aim of this Project is to create a custom Linux Kernel, which runs on a modified GameCube and has the root file system on an SD-card which is plugged into the memory-card slot via an [[SDGecko]].		The aim of this Project is to create a custom Linux Kernel, which runs on a modified [[GameCube]] and has the root file system on an SD-card which is plugged into the memory-card slot via an [[SDGecko]].
	After the system boots form the SD-card, it should start a custom program which allows the user to start programs using the GameCube-pad.		After the system boots form the SD-card, it should start a custom program which allows the user to start programs using the GameCube-pad.

2024-07-23T07:07:51Z

For Compiling it: ws

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	cp .config linux-2.6.32/.config		cp .config linux-2.6.32/.config
	cp gamecube.dts linux-2.6.32/arch/powerpc/boot/dts/gamecube.dts		cp gamecube.dts linux-2.6.32/arch/powerpc/boot/dts/gamecube.dts


	=What should happen?=		=What should happen?=

2024-07-23T07:07:29Z

Introduction: ws

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	The creators of MFE: http://www.gc-linux.org/wiki/Mfe-distro		The creators of MFE: http://www.gc-linux.org/wiki/Mfe-distro


	=The aim=		=The aim=

2024-07-23T07:06:46Z

So what’s next?: ws

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	If you have an Broadband-Adapter in your Cube, you could even install apt-get and just download the packages directly on your cube!<br>		If you have an Broadband-Adapter in your Cube, you could even install apt-get and just download the packages directly on your cube!<br>
	Another possibility for creating a big but good root file system would be the way from the GC-Linux wiki [4].		Another possibility for creating a big but good root file system would be the way from the GC-Linux wiki [4].


	=Need Help? Got Ideas? Want to Help?=		=Need Help? Got Ideas? Want to Help?=

2024-07-23T07:06:28Z

The boot parameter: whitespace

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	In our case he uses the GameCube framebuffer (gcn-vifb), on a tv.		In our case he uses the GameCube framebuffer (gcn-vifb), on a tv.
	With the “auto” parameter, he will look for himself which mode to use. (NTFS, PAL50/60Hz…)		With the “auto” parameter, he will look for himself which mode to use. (NTFS, PAL50/60Hz…)


	==Creating a Root file system==		==Creating a Root file system==

2024-07-23T07:06:05Z

Roadmap: whitespace

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	*Write an GameCube-pad controlled program [ToDo…]		*Write an GameCube-pad controlled program [ToDo…]
	*Enjoy your Linux-Cube!		*Enjoy your Linux-Cube!


	=What you will need=		=What you will need=

2024-07-23T07:05:52Z

Why?: whitespace

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	However this isn't very practical because you need a broadband adapter for your GameCube, and you will always have to run an NFS-Share on your PC or a dedicated Server.		However this isn't very practical because you need a broadband adapter for your GameCube, and you will always have to run an NFS-Share on your PC or a dedicated Server.
	What I want is a stand-alone Linux on my GameCube! So why not create one by myself?		What I want is a stand-alone Linux on my GameCube! So why not create one by myself?


	=Roadmap=		=Roadmap=

2013-09-18T05:21:03Z

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	=Links=		=Links=
			[0] http://nold.freeunix.net/devnull/index.php?show=./Stuff/Consoles/Gamecube/GameCube%20Linux<br>
	[0] http://gc-forever.com<br>		[0] http://gc-forever.com<br>
	[1] http://www.gc-linux.org/wiki/Memory_and_Filesystems#Creating_the_SD.2FMMC_card_device_nodes<br>		[1] http://www.gc-linux.org/wiki/Memory_and_Filesystems#Creating_the_SD.2FMMC_card_device_nodes<br>

2013-09-18T05:20:17Z

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	*A running gc-linux tool chain + patched kernel source (2.6.32)		*A running gc-linux tool chain + patched kernel source (2.6.32)
	**See http://www.gc-linux.org/wiki/Building_a_GameCube_Linux_Kernel		**See http://www.gc-linux.org/wiki/Building_a_GameCube_Linux_Kernel
			**Clone my git for the Kernel: https://github.com/Nold360/GC-Linux-Kernel-2.6.32
	**You may just want to use my config files:		**You may just want to use my config files:
	cp .config linux-2.6.32/.config		cp .config linux-2.6.32/.config

2012-02-25T09:50:20Z

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	chosen {		chosen {
	bootargs = "root=/dev/gcnsda2 ~~rootwait~~ video=gcn-vifb:tv=auto";		bootargs = "root=/dev/gcnsda2 rw video=gcn-vifb:tv=auto";
	};		};

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	/dev/aram swap swap pri=32767 0 0		/dev/aram swap swap pri=32767 0 0
	/dev/gcnsda2 / ext3 defaults,errors=remount-ro 0 0		/dev/gcnsda2 / ext3 defaults,errors=remount-ro 0 0
	/dev/gcnsda1 /mnt/~~sdcarda~~ vfat defaults 0 0		/dev/gcnsda1 /mnt/gcnsda1 vfat defaults 0 0
	proc /proc proc defaults 0 0		proc /proc proc defaults 0 0