SD iso links?

[Errorz0ne]

Sorry to sound like a fuckin lame, but after theisozone got shut down i have been struggling to find a site or a link to download Dreamcast SDiso files.

can someone point me in the right direction to a site or a megaupload/google drive link i would be so grateful!

thank you!

[dave_van_damn]

You and me both, man. I started a thread about this but no one has been able to source any yet. I guess people aren't as interested in SD isos these days and tend to use GDIs but I still use the SD serial adapter and GDIs take up too much room on my 32gb sd card.

https://dreamcast-talk.com/forum/viewto ... =2&t=11272

[Errorz0ne]

how did you get GDIs to perform on your sd adapter???
they never appear when i open dreamshell under the GDI section

[Aleron Ives]

DreamShell only uses SDISO. You need a GD-ROM drive replacement such as GDEMU or USB-GDROM to use raw GDI dumps.

[Errorz0ne]

I literally just want a link for an SDISO of jetgrind radio someone help please

[Errorz0ne]

BUMP

[Slaminger]

You and me both, man. I started a thread about this but no one has been able to source any yet. I guess people aren't as interested in SD isos these days and tend to use GDIs but I still use the SD serial adapter and GDIs take up too much room on my 32gb sd card.

https://dreamcast-talk.com/forum/viewto ... =2&t=11272

I just found a file, i dont know if i can link it, but there is an archive of a 45gb sd card for dreamshell. hint hint.

[shenhulahula]

Are there any advantages at all to use the SDiso format instead of Dubcity's GDI collection?

[hawkzer0]

Are there any advantages at all to use the SDiso format instead of Dubcity's GDI collection?

No. This is for the sd card adapter that connects to the serial port. This was really cool back before the DC had Disc Drive Emulator solutions, (gdemu and clones, usbgdrom, mode, etc.) but is almost useless now, as the serial port has a very low data throughput. The only reason I boot up my sd card adapter now is to backup vmu saves and mess around in dreamshell sometimes, both of which can be done in more efficient ways than via the serial port adapter.