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Revision as of 21:04, 11 September 2021
 NinjaMod | |
| Specification | |
|---|---|
| Generation | IPL Replacement |
| Flash | 2Mb (16MBit) |
Overview
The NinjaMod is a commercially produced IPL Replacement based on open source design by tmbinc for the Nintendo Gamecube.
Controversy
The software BIOS which the Ninjamod was sold with was a copy of GCOS version 1.4 with a different backdrop and re-labelled "NinjaShell". Controversy arose when the open sourced GCOS v1.4 code was re-labelled and made closed source and sold as the modchip BIOS since this broke the GPL conventions.
Features
- Direct No-Swap Boot of All Media
- Support for all regions (PAL, USA and Japan).
- 16Mbit flash memory for application storage.
- DVD +-R Compatible
- Create Backups to PC via network connection (Requires BBA adapter)
- Boot Homebrew via network connection (Requires BBA adapter)
- Supports BIOS Update via DVD or via network connection (Requires BBA adapter)
- Only 7 wires to solder
- Includes 2 different BIOS Banks ( Bank 1 = Ninja Shell, Bank 2 = User Programmable )
| NINJAMOD | |
|---|---|
| Developers | Ninja Mod Team |
| CPU | Lattice iM4A5-128/64 |
| Modchip Type | IPL Replacement |
| Features | Gamecube BIOS |
| Installation | 7 wires |