I don't understand the function of the 'sys' folder, but I do know that my games play properly. If you downloaded Gamecube games, I suggest ripping any one Gamecube game from the disc directly onto your Wii in order to obtain this folder, and then copy the 'sys' folder to each and every other Gamecube game's folder. From my experience, there is another folder called 'sys' that must be present in every game's folder (contains apploader.img, bi2.bin, and boot.bin). Furthermore, if it is a two-disc game, the sequence will be 'game.iso','disc2.iso','disc3.iso', and so forth, all in the same folder. Inside of the folder will be the ISO file of Super Mario Sunshine, but it will be called 'game.iso'. Note that the six-character game ID in brackets MUST match the game in order to work. For instance, 'K:\games\SUPER MARIO SUNSHINE ' is the name of a folder with the inconspicuously titled game inside. Next, on the root of your HDD, there needs to be a folder called 'games' wherein all of your Gamecube ISO's will be placed neatly into their own folders. In addition, your drive must be set to ACTIVE (type diskmgmt.msc into the start menu, right click the drive and mark as active), and your partition with the Gamecube games must be set to PRIMARY (I recommend one partition with everything on it for best results). My HDD is set up with one, single partition set as FAT32 (my Wii games play perfectly fine as space-saving wbfs files on my FAT32 with Wii Backup Manager). Anyway, from my experience, Gamecube is maddeningly frustrating to initially set up from a HDD, so here are the lessons that I have personally learned: Not all hard drives can play Gamecube games (I have never gotten a Toshiba drive to play Gamecube), and I recommend Western Digital drives as they have excellent compatibility (I use WD MyPassport 2TB).
If you take nothing else from the guide above, just make certain you have installed the IOS, cIOS, and Dios Mios (DM), so Gamecube will function. In fact, if you follow the guide to the letter, not only will you play Gamecube from your hard drive, but so too will you be able to load a multitude of emulators all in coverflow (movies too) as well as have an emulated NAND that allows you to to have unlimited save data space and load as many WiiWare and Virtual Console games from your HDD as you want (and leaves your Wii impossible to brick). It is comprehensive, but it can be a little difficult to grasp the first time (or several times) you read it, so I advise studying the entire guide before you proceed. (choose the second one that says ccabz.wordpress.
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