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Download qoob_sx_iplboot_upgrade.elf and flash it to your Qoob SX as a BIOS. The last version available for the Qoob SX is r5.2. Qoob SX is not currently supported due to size constraints. Qoob Proįlash iplboot.gcb to your Qoob Pro as a BIOS. Otherwise, use iplboot.dol and follow the PicoBoot compiling firmware instructions to flash your Raspberry Pico. You can download ready-to-go firmware featuring iplboot directly from the PicoBoot repo. Prepare your SD card by copying DOLs onto the SD card and renaming them according the table above. Installationĭownload the designated appropriate file for your device from the latest release. Something not working? See the troubleshooting section. Iplboot also acts as a server for usb-load, should you want to use it for development purposes. Be careful not to touch any of the analog controls (sticks and triggers) when powering on as this is when they are calibrated. If you hold multiple buttons, the highest in the table takes priority. Pro-tip: You can prevent files from showing in Swiss by marking them as hidden files on the SD card. This configuration would boot into the original GameCube intro by default, or Swiss if you held Z, or GBI if you held B: Holding D-Pad Left or the reset button will skip iplboot functionality and reboot straight into the onboard IPL.įor example, this configuration would boot straight into Swiss by default, or GBI if you held B, or the original GameCube intro if you held D-Pad Left: If all fails, iplboot will reboot to the onboard IPL (original GameCube intro and menu). If that cannot be loaded either, the next device will be searched.

If the selected shortcut file cannot be loaded, iplboot will fall back to /ipl.dol. When loading from an SD card, iplboot will look for and load different filenames depending on what buttons are being held: Button Held

You can use button shortcuts to keep alternate software on quick access. Iplboot will attempt to load DOLs from the following locations in order: