GameCube Memorycard Manager+ is an aplication to backup Nintendo
GameCube savegames.

GCMM is a project started by dsbomb and justb, which is based on
Askot's modification to add SD support to the mcbackup libogc example.

suloku has updated the code to newest libraries to port it to the Wii
system, and what I find more important: restoring savegames now works
properly. GCMM+ is a fork of GCMM featuring all modifications done to
GCMM in various places, plus several minor new stuff.

FEATURES:
* Backups and restores savegames into GCI format
* Deletes savegames from slot B memory card
* Wiimote and GameCube controller support
* Power button support
* Front SD (wii) and SDGecko (gc) support
* A (somewhat) nice UI
* Open Source!

TODO:
* Add icon and banner display for the savegames
* Add raw image read and write support
* Add hotswapping
* Better code
* Support storing on USB
* Support EXT-FS

LIMITATIONS:

Protected Savegames:
Protected gamesaves will only be able to be restored on
the card it was backuped from. Even though, some protected
savegames will still not work as some save protection rely
in the situation of the gamesave on the memory card.

Protected savegames rely on the serial ID that is given to
the memory card when it is formated. That's why they won't
work in other cards and why they won't work on the same card
if that has been formatted.

Restoring a raw image to a different card has still to be
tested to see if that will permit using a protected gamesave
on another memory card.

Other savegame formats:
There are computer programs that can transform other savegame
formats into GCI. GCP format is a raw savegame image of the
memory card. At the moment creating a raw image is possible
thanks to Masken, but there are still problems when restoring.

ChangeLog:

rev04 (2012-08-20)
- compiled with latest libOGC/devkitPPC
- fix compilation with latest libOGC
- fixup Makefiles regarding portlibs
if it fails to find some freetype headers, try:
ln -sf ${DEVKITPRO}/portlibs/ppc/include/freetype2/freetype ${DEVKITPRO}/portlibs/ppc/include/
or whatever the equivalent for your OS is
- add zlib to list of libraries to link against
- killed whitespace / convert line-endings to Unix format
- revised README / added icon.png
- new images by JoostinOnline
- use DejavuSans as font (much better readability)
- fixed several strings
- fixed some layout stuff
- no longer need to accept each cancelled action
- no longer prepend 001...009...etc to backup name
- add ability to overwrite a savegame on MC
- compiled with latest libOGC (contains patch from tueidj that should give support for official memory cards)

Download:

HBF/HBC: nanolx.org/downloads/gcmm+-rev04-hbf.tar.bz2
Source: nanolx.org/downloads/gcmm+-rev04.tar.bz2
GIT (checkout): git clone git://git.tuxfamily.org/gitroot/gcmmplus/gcmmplus.git
GIT (web-ansicht): git.tuxfamily.org/gcmmplus/gcmmplus.git

rev02 online! -> Links im 1. Post.

Achja... ich vergesse immer, dass es neben Linux/BSD-Benutzern auch noch andere gibt...

XZ ist übrigens nicht LZMA, sondern LZMA2, unter Windows gibt es dafür bpsw. TugZip oder PeaZip.

Im 1. Post sind jetzt Tarbälle mit BZip2-Kompression verlinkt.

... korrigiert.

rev 03 ist online! Links + ChangeLog im 1. Post.

Highlights: alle Änderungen vom alten GCMM Mod rev12 + rev13 eingespielt, GCMM+ überprüft erst Slot A und dann Slot B auf eine Karte (... sollten beide Slots belegt sein, wrid dadurch logischerweise die Karte im Slot A verwendet).

Edit: GIT Repo ist online!

Die Compiler-Warnungen kannst du ignorieren, der jammert nur wegen einer Variable.

Versuch mal Slot-B mit GCMM+ (meine Version unterstützt beide), ansonsten müsstet du dich ein wenig gedulden, das Programm steht noch nicht ganz oben auf meiner Liste. Allerdings ist der Code den GCMM in vielen Stellen verwendet alt, wäre gut möglich, dass da einfach ein Fehler drin ist. Dein Problem hatte ich bis jetzt allerdings noch nie, bei mir werden die MemoryCards sofort erkannt (BigBen).

So. rev04 is online.

@Ramsis Für dein Problem hatte ich noch keine Zeit, allerdings auch noch keinen GC zum Testen. Eine GC-Dol ist angehängt.