why not go the external HDD route? I had an extra 500gb hdd, got an enclosure for like $20 converted all my disks to wdfs format, you can fit a LOT of wii games in wdfs format on that much space. From what I understand you can load gamecube disks the same way.
#!/bin/bash
[ $(id -u) != 0 ] && echo "must run as root user" && exit
GAMEFOLDER="<path to wii games folder>"
echo -n "Choose?
l) list games in USB
s) copy games to USB from game folder
f) format USB to wbfs
c) check USB for errors
r) remove game from USB
t) change game title in USB
w) convert iso to wbfs
» "
read -n 1 ops
case $ops in
l) wwt -a list ;; # /dev/sdb1 ;;
s) echo "Starttime: $(date +%r)"
wwt -a add --source $GAMEFOLDER -v -u ;; #-p /dev/sdb1 ;;
f) lsblk
echo "select drive to format"
read drive
echo "formating $drive, press ^c in 10 seconds to stop" && sleep 10
wwt format -v --force $drive ;;
c) echo -e " Choose file to check (list of files in current folder is printed below)
$(ls $GAMEFOLDER)
drive"
read target
case $target in
drive) wwt -a check -v ;; # /dev/sdb1
*) wwt -v check $GAMEFOLDER/$target ;;
esac
;;
r) wwt -a list
echo "choose disk to remove"
read disk
wwt -a -v remove "$disk" ;; #-p /dev/sdb1 ;;
t) wwt -a list
echo "choose title id to change"
read id
echo "provide new title"
read -a title
wwt -a settitle "$id"="${title[@]}" ;; #-p /dev/sdb1 ;;
w) echo "choose iso file to convert, (dont write .iso in the file name)"
read iso
wit copy --source "$iso".iso --wbfs -d "$iso".wbfs -v
esac
