TURBO DC-TOOL GUI: This program is a simple GUI for DC-TOOL ( Serial or IP), with a high shell integration for the Windows Explorer.It’s the original programs without any form of GUI. DC-TOOL MinGW: It’s the Serial and IP binaries in the same package, compiled with the latest source code from the KallistiOS SVN.As DC-LOAD, you need to use either DC-TOOL-SERIAL or DC-TOOL-IP. When you have downloaded the right version of the server part ( DC-LOAD), now you need to download the client part to run in your computer ( DC-TOOL). Please burn them at the slowest speed as possible. You’ll find below CD images to burn containing the program:įor burning these CD images, you can use either Padus DiscJuggler or Alcohol 120%. Like already said, DC-LOAD is the server program meant to be run in the Sega Dreamcast. I nitially, DC-TOOL is a program usable only within the command line, so I developed a series of GUI for this great tool under Windows. This applies on the client part as well, which is called DC-TOOL. DC-LOAD or DC-LOAD-SERIAL for the Coders Cable version.DC-TOOL, the client part, started from the computer (can be GNU/Linux or Windows).ĭepending on the method chosen ( Coders Cable or BBA) you must use the right version of the program:.DC-LOAD, the server part, started from the Dreamcast.This program, originally developed by ADK/Napalm and now full part of the KallistiOS library (used in the homebrew developments targeted to the Sega Dreamcast) is split in two packages: A Broadband Adapter, often shortened as “BBA” (a 10/100Mbits network Ethernet card).A Coders Cable (a serial cable, the historical way to do that).To be used, you must have a way to connect your Dreamcast console to your computer, it can be one of the following:

The classic use of this tool is to send programs to the Dreamcast in order to run and debug them. programs compiled with homemade toolchains.ĭC-TOOL is a set of programs made to send and receive data from your Sega Dreamcast system. Please note the scrambled/unscrambled state notion is ONLY used for homebrews programs, i.e. a binary executable started from another binary). The unscrambled state for binaries, meanwhile, is used in all other cases (e.g. Such bootable programs are commonly named 1ST_READ.BIN. when the homebrew program is started from the bootstrap, often called IP.BIN. Scrambled state files are used when the binary is meant to be booted from a CD-ROM, i.e. BIN file is a compiled program for your Sega Dreamcast, it’s those that you can get most of time in packages labelled “plain files”.

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