Re: Latest Wii Update 10/23/08 October 25, 2008 01:24AM | Registered: 15 years ago Posts: 53 |
Re: Latest Wii Update 10/23/08 October 25, 2008 01:36AM | Registered: 16 years ago Posts: 114 |
The discs were all pressed before the update was released. I'm doubting that it includes this update, although I don't know for sure. I've seen GH:WT torrents floating around so google might say whether it includes an update or not, and I'll find out soon enough myself first thing Sunday morning. If there is an update it might detect that IOS51 is already installed and skip it (I have no idea how it decides to update though), but if it does update then it will overwrite and undo the patchmii install, yes. However, you can always use Starfall to skip the disc update if there is one.Quote
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Unfortunately, new games coming out soon (gh:wt ac:cf) might force us to update. Will that undo what muzer's app does?
Just try it. If there is an update the system menu will give you a chance to power the Wii off before installing the update (it won't actually install it unless you agree to).Quote
EDIT: Btw, my little sis just bought wii music. That doesn't contain the latest firmware update does it? Thankfully, I managed to bribe her into not using it until I know for sure.
Unless the Wii Update process won't update IOS51 because it already exists (which would be a pretty stupid move), no. If it does, then yes. But a better decision would be to not rely on that and instead install cIOS/PatchMii before updating and then you can always use that to do whatever you need to.Quote
Tona posted an updated version that fixes fakesign in one of the new IOS's, could that be used for channel installation after games force us to update?
Re: Latest Wii Update 10/23/08 October 25, 2008 03:36AM | Admin Registered: 16 years ago Posts: 180 |
@AerialX: The update process checks TMD version only. If IOS51 had an update, it would be immediately overwritten. But it would not be simply overwritten by the current IOS51.Quote
AerialXUnless the Wii Update process won't update IOS51 because it already exists (which would be a pretty stupid move), no. If it does, then yes. But a better decision would be to not rely on that and instead install cIOS/PatchMii before updating and then you can always use that to do whatever you need to.Quote
Tona posted an updated version that fixes fakesign in one of the new IOS's, could that be used for channel installation after games force us to update?
Re: Latest Wii Update 10/23/08 October 25, 2008 04:26AM | Registered: 16 years ago Posts: 114 |
Ah, I guess I assumed that it was like a cumulative update where if the system determines that you don't have this update (the batch of new IOS versions and HABA), it just downloads and installs everything, dumping it all on your Wii regardless. Well at least that helps us current homebrewers; hopefully a workaround for those without installed homebrew will appear soon :)Quote
@AerialX: The update process checks TMD version only. If IOS51 had an update, it would be immediately overwritten. But it would not be simply overwritten by the current IOS51.
Re: Latest Wii Update 10/23/08 October 25, 2008 04:38AM | Registered: 15 years ago Posts: 7 |
Re: Latest Wii Update 10/23/08 October 25, 2008 04:54AM | Registered: 15 years ago Posts: 138 |
Yes, there are currently two known ways to install a channel. Either fakesign it, or be Nintendo.Quote
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EDIT: LIGHTBULB!!! Couldn't we dump the code of Mario Kart Wii or Wii Fit to see how they install their respective channels without using fakesigned code?
Epic fail.
I was merely pointing out that it is possible to install channels without fakesigned code or a wi-fi connection.
Re: Latest Wii Update 10/23/08 October 25, 2008 06:40AM | Registered: 15 years ago Posts: 10 |
Re: Latest Wii Update 10/23/08 October 25, 2008 06:48AM | Registered: 16 years ago Posts: 114 |
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I have a question.
I accidentally deleted the homebrew channel, then updated it (read: I am a raging idiot).
Can Muzer's thing fix what I did, or am I utterly screwed in getting the channel back until somebody hacks some form of workaround?
I'm kind of a n00b at this.
Re: Latest Wii Update 10/23/08 October 25, 2008 06:55AM | Registered: 15 years ago Posts: 10 |
Re: Latest Wii Update 10/23/08 October 25, 2008 10:38AM | Registered: 15 years ago Posts: 13 |
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Edit: Oh, also: Anyone who has some version of cIOS (or my patchmii version) installed and has run this update, pm me or make a post here.
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Re: Latest Wii Update 10/23/08 October 25, 2008 03:21PM | Registered: 15 years ago Posts: 10 |
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Exotahu
I accidentally deleted the homebrew channel, then updated it (read: I am a raging idiot).
Did you delete it or did you wipe it out (ala WAD-Uninstaller)
If he only deleted it (via the system menu), shouldn't the ticket or the TMD still reside on his NAND?
Re: Latest Wii Update 10/23/08 October 25, 2008 05:59PM | Registered: 15 years ago Posts: 53 |
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Re: Latest Wii Update 10/23/08 October 25, 2008 07:17PM | Registered: 16 years ago Posts: 44 |
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EDIT: LIGHTBULB!!! Couldn't we dump the code of Mario Kart Wii or Wii Fit to see how they install their respective channels without using fakesigned code?
Epic fail.
RSA 101 (Or read this)
RSA encryption is done with key pairs. One key is used to encrypt data, and one key is used to decrypt it.
The encryption key is also called a "private key," because you want to keep this private. The decryption key is a "public key," and you give this out to whoever needs to read data from you.
So, Nintendo has a "private key" that they use to encrypt/sign various data.
It's not called common-key. There are basically two different cryptographic methods used in the Wii: Asymmetric encryption (RSA) and symmetric encrytion (aes-128-cbc).Quote
Your Wii has a "public key" (known as the "common key"), which it uses to decrypt this data, and in the process, ensure that it is made from Nintendo's private key--as key pairs are unique.
Re: Latest Wii Update 10/23/08 October 25, 2008 07:48PM | Registered: 15 years ago Posts: 499 |
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I accidentally deleted the homebrew channel, then updated it (read: I am a raging idiot).
Did you delete it or did you wipe it out (ala WAD-Uninstaller)
If he only deleted it (via the system menu), shouldn't the ticket or the TMD still reside on his NAND?
I moved it to SD card. I updated. I tried moving it back. It didn't go so I tried again. I accidentally selected erase instead without realizing it. Then accidentally deleted it off of the SD.
Re: Latest Wii Update 10/23/08 October 25, 2008 09:26PM | Registered: 16 years ago Posts: 114 |
He said it didn't work when he tried it anyway. It's a fakesigned channel so I'm assuming that the Wii is now denying it from being reinstalled/copied due to the fact that it's not properly signed.Quote
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Exotahu
I accidentally deleted the homebrew channel, then updated it (read: I am a raging idiot).
Did you delete it or did you wipe it out (ala WAD-Uninstaller)
If he only deleted it (via the system menu), shouldn't the ticket or the TMD still reside on his NAND?
I moved it to SD card. I updated. I tried moving it back. It didn't go so I tried again. I accidentally selected erase instead without realizing it. Then accidentally deleted it off of the SD.
Try using some kind of file recover utility (i.e [www.recuva.com] ) to restore the file and try again. If this doesn't work...
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Playing sad music
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Re: Latest Wii Update 10/23/08 October 25, 2008 10:36PM | Registered: 16 years ago Posts: 114 |