Mac version of NUSD

As far as NUS WAD Packer goes, just get python 2.6 (not 3), and run the script using the command line. Python is interpreted, it doesn't need to be compiled. You may need some libraries as well, such as AES Pycrypto or PIL or wxpython. Google those, there should be packages for all of them, packages meaning user friendly installation. The gba temp link above has the NUS WAD Packer source.

You can also download Wii.py off of the wiki and use the code in the "Usage" section, which happend to be for NUS WAD downloading. Copy the code into a file, name it "MyApp.py", place it in the Wii.py folder and run it via the command line, i.e.«python MyApp.py».

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run the script using the command line

Sorry but..... how?

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AES Pycrypto or PIL or wxpython

Can't seem to find the mac versions of these anywhere...

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Copy the code into a file, name it "MyApp.py", place it in the Wii.py folder and run it via the command line, i.e.«python MyApp.py».

Once again... how?

...he told you how. Once python is installed, navigate to the location of the script in a terminal, and type "python .py" (replacing with the script name, obviously)

i then get this:

-bash: nus: command not found

why did you type nus? Type EXACTLY "python {filename}.py" for example, if the file is called nus.py, type "python nus.py", after having navigated to the directory nus.py is in.

alright now i get a: > what is this asking for me to do. (sorry)

Dang! now i get this:

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "nus wadpacker.py", line 8, in
import os, wx, shutil, sys, threading
ImportError: No module named wx

I had it working (i think) then this happens.

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Hmm, do you have wii.py installed? It's a python library, found on WiiBrew wiki that NUS WAD Packer uses. It probably needs to be installed.

EDIT: BTW, you need PyCrypto, WxPython and Python Imaging Library (PIL) to use it. Install all of them and wii.py, then NUS WAD Packer should work.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 09/05/2009 01:09PM by SifJar.

could you please give links to the mac versions of those (PyCrypto, WxPython and Python Imaging Library)

Sorry, but how do you install the wii.py file?

I dont know. I have never used Python in my life, so I really can't help very much I'm afraid.

alright thanks anyway

Here's links to all of those other libraries, all of which have Mac OS binary installers:

[wiki.wxpython.org]
[mac.softpedia.com]
[effbot.org]

I'm not 100% sure how to install wii.py, you could try asking on irc, channel #wii.py

EDIT: BTW, here's a link to wii.py : [wiibrew.org]



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 09/06/2009 12:44AM by SifJar.

ohhhh... I give up i cant seem to get anything to work....

yeah, I can get wii.py to run, HOWEVER... I have no clue how to use it, and I'm horrible with python, so it's a tad useless to me. I'm also having problems with zlib and WADder 3.0 but I don't expect much help for that here

Mac NUS WAD Packer binary: [tinyurl.com]

Note: 10.4+ needed. INTEL ONLY, if you have a PPC mac then get out of the stone age, then run this later. Thanks.

Thanks to 11rcombs for the compilation and to SquidMan, megazig, Matt_P, TheLemonMan, |Omega, and me for Wii.py.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 09/06/2009 06:58AM by icefire.

*facepalm* forgot about the whole PPC mac thing. Sorry for not having money to buy a new computer just so I could run a trivial piece of software (although I do love that app)

Thanks icefire but you obviously didn't read the entire topic. I do have a PPC and it is pretty dang fast... Sorry but none of these work for me...

hey Topgun96 follow the Linux instructions, get the source code, and use Python to run channelmaker.py and you'll have a PPC version. In a little bit I'll try to make a .app though

EDIT: wait... I think I posted this in the wrong topic... meh, useful information and it kinda has bearing



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 09/09/2009 01:38AM by cactusjack901.

I think this would help lots of users that don't have access to a computer running windows. Does anybody else like this idea?