Found the answer to my own question. Apparently it is the hex representation of whatever IOS you want. I will change the file, repackage it and see if I am still crashing.by pinball Wizard - Homebrew General
QuoteArikadoYou need a hex editor with dissassembling capabilities. Also, you may want to google around the internet for a bit and figure out how to understand asm. I assume HexEdit (mac only I think) that has the option to Disassemble PPC code would be what you would need right? I mean the Wii is PPC-based.by pinball Wizard - Software
Quotecl87i dont know, i can understand about how to bypass the system for productive use, i do my research but a lot of people prefer a cios of anything else. piracy loaders, is a reference to backups mostly, an this is the first time ive heard of a hios. @paul.strickler what do you plan to do? I know that I would like to be able to create a disc full of homebrew stuff to be installed. Mby pinball Wizard - Software
So how would Nintendo tell the Wii to start up running a big IOS (that I assume would probably be more so a container file)? Would they have to change files in boot2 to tell the System Menu what to load and such?by pinball Wizard - Software
I unpackaged my channel and got all the data onto my computer. I also used FS Browser to make sure that nothing was different on my wii (I used SU rights). The lucky IOS number is... 00. Apparently I messed up in making the channel is why I am having problems. I when to my unpackaged channel and it says 00 for location 0x184 which according to the Title Metadata is the location for IOS version. Sby pinball Wizard - Homebrew General
I am not exactly sure what I am looking for. I assume I am to look in the file that ends in .tik right? If it is I don't see anything that contains IOS version number. I took it into a hex editor and can't convert anything other than the unique ID. I also looked on the wiki for here and the article about tickets does not say anything about IOS version.by pinball Wizard - Homebrew General
Quotedaniel_c_wwhich IOS is in the ticket for your channel? That is a good question. Let me unpack my channel and find out. I also might we redoing the channel anyways. I did more reading up on some stuff and now I think that I can make the channel animated instead of just static. I'll get back to you on the IOS in my ticket in just a few minutes.by pinball Wizard - Homebrew General
QuoteSifJarHBC, the latest version, uses IOS 60, I know this because it causes a lot of problems for people on pre-4.0 systems, which don't have IOS 60 by default. But older versions I don't know. After smacking myself in the face I beg to differ, at least on my wii. I (running 3.3 prior to 2008-10-23 AKA. 3.3 v2) get IOS 37v4. i ask all of this because as most of you know I am curreby pinball Wizard - Homebrew General
When I launch homebrew for the homebrew channel what is its default IOS? Also, what IOS does system Menu 3.3 use again?by pinball Wizard - Homebrew General
These issues are still fine. The NAND chips get a test before leaving the factory. As long as they are under a certain number (IIRC 24 blocks) it will passes.by pinball Wizard - BootMii Beta
I personally use psphacks.com for all my homebrew knowledge and updates. Tehskeen is good for getting some of the other (older) homebrew stuff that is harder to find.by pinball Wizard - Offtopic
The weirdest part is that I can compile the "Hello World" program that is the default xcode project.by pinball Wizard - Coding
Quoteninjafish1990QuoteLeftToSighBoot 2. One can't save their Wii if they can't get to the system menu to launch the HBC again to undo whatever mad science experiment that went wrong. I foresaw that right away as being the best choice that's why I went for Boot2. We know this, we (or at least I) am/are wondering if there is any point to installing it as an IOS. IOS is good for eaby pinball Wizard - BootMii Beta
Hmm... How would I fix that? (I want to now take the time to thank everyone for their patience with my lack of knowledge in the wii development section).by pinball Wizard - Coding
It is an error in my environment. I attempted to compile a working version of the source code (the stuff I am compiling is all modified code from a program) and got the same error. So if someone would like to zip or tarball their /opt directory (on a mac) and upload it somewhere for me to get and install that would be great.by pinball Wizard - Coding
I am still getting the same error. Hmm... Looking in my fat.c file rvl doesn't even come up in any of the code. EDIT: Would it help to post the fat.c file?by pinball Wizard - Coding
Sorry to double post but some people might have read the above post... I reinstalled my environment and realized that libogc was a very very old version so I updated that too. Now I am getting this error: fat.c cc1: error: invalid option `rvl' cc1: error: invalid option `rvl' make[1]: *** Error 1 make: *** Error 2by pinball Wizard - Coding
I'm going to try and reinstall. I think that the install wasn't properly done and that libogc is missing files.by pinball Wizard - Coding
I am on a mac so the Windows installer doesn't work for me (obviously). Also, the folder this is in is all names without spaces. I always mess stuff up that way and was good about it this time... I used the newest Devkit installer for mac and then updated my Devkit folder that is in /opt/by pinball Wizard - Coding
Forgot to post my makefile just incase: #--------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Clear the implicit built in rules #--------------------------------------------------------------------------------- .SUFFIXES: #--------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ifeq ($(strip $(DEVKITPPC)),) $(error "Please set DEVKby pinball Wizard - Coding
When I go to compile this "secret" program it fail with error 2. Here is the output: fat.c In file included from /Users/****/Desktop/HBB/HBB/source/fat.c:5: /Users/****/Desktop/HBB/HBB/source/fat.h:5:17: warning: fat.h: No such file or directory /Users/****/Desktop/HBB/HBB/source/fat.h:9:25: warning: sdcard/gcsd.h: No such file or directory In file included from /Users/****/Desktop/HBB/HBB/by pinball Wizard - Coding
QuotezektorQuotepinball WizardEither or not both, sorry. The only benefit with it in the IOS is that you can access it without a full reboot so you can NAND backup from there. I personally installed it in boot2 and just leave the SD card partially out. That way I can still System Menu boot without a GC controller. You can leave it in and still system boot without a GC controller. The menu is naby pinball Wizard - BootMii Beta
Either or not both, sorry. The only benefit with it in the IOS is that you can access it without a full reboot so you can NAND backup from there. I personally installed it in boot2 and just leave the SD card partially out. That way I can still System Menu boot without a GC controller.by pinball Wizard - BootMii Beta
I don't condone online cheating, for the sole reason you are ruining others' experiences and that is the only reason I'm letting you in on this. DNS servers point to where things are. If someone sets up a DNS server that points to a private game server, they can make the wii think it is going to the real server. The only issue is figuring out how the server side and client communicby pinball Wizard - Offtopic
If you ask them about technical information they will probably give you a start. They are obviously hackers too which usually means if you ask they will tell.by pinball Wizard - Ideas, requests
QuoteSifJarQuoteozzadarPersonally I think for this to work you're going to need a hacked DS aswell. WOW. You're a genius. Don't think anyone had thought of that. *SARCASM* Not completely true. To hack is to change code or add to code on the system but if we fake a signature there is no need to hack the device. QuoteSifJar Anyway, in all seriousness, just shooting here, cby pinball Wizard - Ideas, requests
You were right on the date, it was all on saturday.by pinball Wizard - Offtopic
QuoteBomberQuotedaniel_c_wQuoteBomber I can't view the video so I'm just making assumptions. (At school). Your assumptions are correct. It is communication between 1 DS and 1 Wii game. Hmmm... so we know that the DS can communicate with the Wii, but we don't know what we can do with it. I think it may only allow the Wii to connect to the DS, and the DS has no 'say' ovby pinball Wizard - Ideas, requests
QuotenintendudeAll hackers, even Comex, HAVE to admit to being this! :D LOL everyone at my school knows me as that!!!by pinball Wizard - Offtopic
I absolutely support this project. I don't know what route you are taking but using the iosusb library would probably help if you have support for USB dance pads.by pinball Wizard - Homebrew General