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* You can find an '''SD Card''' image in something like User\Documents\Wii\sd.raw, kept in the Dolphin folder. If missing it may create it on the first run, you can add things to the sd.raw image with a tool such as winimage. On Linux, it can be simply mounted directly.
* You can find an '''SD Card''' image in something like User\Documents\Wii\sd.raw, kept in the Dolphin folder. If missing it may create it on the first run, you can add things to the sd.raw image with a tool such as winimage. On Linux, it can be simply mounted directly.
* When using code that makes use of the SD Card make sure you use the '''full path''' name i.e. (sd:/apps/MyApp/gfxfiles/Image.png); using a relative path (/gfxfiles/Image.png) will not work as your application is launching from an unknown location.
* When using code that makes use of the SD Card make sure you use the '''full path''' name i.e. (sd:/apps/MyApp/gfxfiles/Image.png); using a relative path (/gfxfiles/Image.png) will not work as your application is launching from an unknown location.
+* When not using [[libogc]], Dolphin may run the app in GameCube mode. This can be fixed by inserting the u32 <code>0x7c13fba6</code> in a text segment. This instruction does not need to run, but it needs to be in a place that causes it to exist in the binary.
=== Compatibility ===
=== Compatibility ===