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If you have a Broadband Adapter, the simplest way is using [[httpd-ack]] ([[:File:Httpd-ack-20080711.zip|download]]). | If you have a Broadband Adapter, the simplest way is using [[httpd-ack]] ([[:File:Httpd-ack-20080711.zip|download]]). | ||
If you are using an SD card adapter, use [[SDRip]] ([[:File:Dcsdrip11.zip|download]]). Do not use Dreamshell for dumping GD-ROMs as the ripper software in Dreamshell is unreliable. | If you are using an SD card adapter, use [[SDRip]] ([[:File:Dcsdrip11.zip|download]]). Do not use Dreamshell for dumping GD-ROMs as the ripper software in Dreamshell is unreliable. | ||
GD-ROM images are most commonly stored in the [[GDI format]]. | |||
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Revision as of 21:09, 5 January 2023
Dumping GD-ROMs can be done using a Dreamcast console with a Serial SD card adapter, Broadband adapter, or LAN adapter. Alternative, special models of PC drives can be disassembled and modified to dump GD-ROMs with the proper software and technique.
If you have a Broadband Adapter, the simplest way is using httpd-ack (download). If you are using an SD card adapter, use SDRip (download). Do not use Dreamshell for dumping GD-ROMs as the ripper software in Dreamshell is unreliable.
GD-ROM images are most commonly stored in the GDI format.
| Dreamcast with Broadband/LAN adapter |
Dreamcast with serial SD card adapter |
Dreamcast with IDE/CF drive |
Computer with special DVD-ROM drive | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Retail GD-ROM | Yes, using httpd-ack | Yes, using SDRip | Yes, but DreamShell dumps unreliable | Yes, using Redump method |
| GD-R (3-track style) |
Yes, with System Disc 2, OR Yes, with simple swap trick |
Yes, with System Disc 2, OR Yes, with simple swap trick |
Yes, with System Disc 2, OR Yes, with simple swap trick (but DreamShell dumps unreliable) |
No |
| GD-R (>3 tracks with audio) |
Yes, with System Disc 2, OR Yes, with complicated swap trick |
Yes, but only with System Disc 2 | Yes, but only with System Disc 2 (but DreamShell dumps unreliable) |
No |