When we run the ROM on the machine at which the XLink client is running, it says that it has successfully connected to the BBA adabter. We tried to run the XLink Kai on different computers. However, there is no 'green bar' showing below each players same and it just says 'no connection'. When we use XLink Kai, we see eath other on the web interface. Can somebody explain what this bridged network adabter is all about? At this point I am not 100% sure wether the bridged connection is needed if everyone plays on a own machine. We selected the BBA (XLink Kai) adabpter in the SP1 slot at the GameCube settings and hosted a XLink client on one of the machines according to this tutorial. Again that did not work out, the LAN mode times out without connecting to any system. We selected the BBA (TAP) adabpter in the SP1 slot at the GameCube settings and configured a bridged connection using OpenVPN according to this tutorial. We selected the BBA (TAP) adabpter in the SP1 slot at the GameCube settings and tried to connect to each other. When we run the LAN Mode on the main menu, the timer will just run out and no systems will be detected. So far we were unable to connect our emulators through the local network.

The single player runs fine on all machines We have all set up the emulator and our controllers. We all use the same european ROM (PAL) for Mario Kart Double Dash (MD5: d9a2e9c73f4be1a0456734445402d35d) Everyone has a own instance of the Dolphin emulator running on his machine (Windows 10), so there is 1 player per PC However, we have difficulties in setting up the local multiplayer. More specifically, we are trying to play Mario Kart Double Dash via LAN.

We are currently trying to set up a 8-player multiplayer for GameCube games using the Dolphin emulator.

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