i just put superdump.dol on the root of the sd card then went to homebrew channel and nothing happenedBenieUK said:
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ILikeBacon said:
I assume (assume being key word) that you need to put in the Rock Band 1 disc as well. But I'm not sure.
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You should know that the Homebrew Channel reads DOLs in /apps/, silly.
Rename the DOL as "boot.dol" and put it in "/apps/Superdump/"
You want me to spend hours/days working on wifi support just for the few people who are too lazy to choose between clicking superdump or ftpii from the homebrew channel?BoomDivX said:
Superdump was made because the existing programs were too slow at dumping to disc. The exisiting programs that can dump to wifi already give the best performance possible. Superdump was not written to be the greatest dumper app of all time, it was meant to be the fastest SD dumper - that was extended to include USB support since there weren't any fast USB dumpers either, but wifi cannot be improved and will not be added.
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I knew that answer was coming - it's just a shame you had to spell it out, tueidj.
I think this is a great program. It works only slightly slower than USBL GX dumping to any of my USB sticks (except 1 that took 20 minutes longer than any other stick) than dumping to my exHDD. So long as I use WBFS, I don't particularly need this program, but I do think it's a good tool to have if I'm visiting friends and want to copy their games.
Using command prompt to combine the parts isn't difficult, but I think this application could benefit with a simple bat/exe file for all the lazy people to combine parts for them. And/or a *nix/mac equivolent.
I think this is a great program. It works only slightly slower than USBL GX dumping to any of my USB sticks (except 1 that took 20 minutes longer than any other stick) than dumping to my exHDD. So long as I use WBFS, I don't particularly need this program, but I do think it's a good tool to have if I'm visiting friends and want to copy their games.
Using command prompt to combine the parts isn't difficult, but I think this application could benefit with a simple bat/exe file for all the lazy people to combine parts for them. And/or a *nix/mac equivolent.
Hey im a newb when it comes to Homebrew Channel stuff. How exactly do you dowload SuperDump, meaning where should i put the file, in a specific location?? Also, after I finished instaling the Homebrew Channel can i remove the private folder and things I put on there from my SD card??
Thanks, this would really help.
Thanks, this would really help.
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Shameless bump. Nobody helped me. D:bladelordcal said:
And using a 4 GB SanDisk Cruzer by the way.
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Dialexio said:
I tried this, and after a bit of moving files around, I got it to start working. Once I did, 0.bin (I am trying to combine an ISO of Rock Band 1) appeared and soon a message appeared saying there wasn't enough room to store it. Sure enough, the drive only had about 3GB of free space. I uninstalled a few unneeded programs and soon I had 4.55GB of free space. From what the two .bin files (0 and 1) say, the total space an RB1 ISO takes up is 4.37GB, so I thought I was fine at this point. Unfortunately not. The prompt attempted to combine the .bins and moved on to 1.bin this time. Still, an message saying there was insufficient space popped up.
I typed in copy /b 0.bin+1.bin wii.iso as it says, but I don't think that's the problem. Could I be wrong about the file sizes/free space? Thank you in advance.
Are the .bin files on your computer, on your storage device (SDHC card, USB hard drive...), or both? Just get the .bin files onto the storage device if they aren't there, and delete the .bin files from your computer.
Hopefully, there's enough space on your computer. Just use the command as before, but instead of "wii.iso," make it output onto your computer. Here's an example (I assume you're using XP? Vista changed the user directory location.):
Hopefully, there's enough space on your computer. Just use the command as before, but instead of "wii.iso," make it output onto your computer. Here's an example (I assume you're using XP? Vista changed the user directory location.):
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copy /b 0.bin+1.bin "C:\Documents and Settings\ACCOUNT\Desktop\wii.iso"The drive that you are writing the .iso to (the disk you say has 4.55GB free space) must be formatted as NTFS, not FAT or FAT32. Otherwise you will get an insufficient disk space message.
tueidj said:
That would be my problem. I'm trying to write to my C drive. However, I can't format the C drive into NTFS, this is a sibling's computer I'm using for the SD reader. Also, I didn't have a portable device (SD/USB) large enough for both parts so I put them on separate USBs and tried to combine them from those (which worked, as in it tried but there still wasn't enough space for now obvious reasons).
So, it seems I need to either format an entire drive into NTFS, or buy/borrow a portable device large enough for the whole ISO.
Am I right, or is there something else I can do?
I was bored and someone mentioned a wanting a GUI, ncConcat is the result.
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nubecoder: While I firmly believe people who can't use the command prompt have no business hacking their wii, your app is greatly appreciated.
conan3000: Install a cIOS, preferably rev13 or later.
conan3000: Install a cIOS, preferably rev13 or later.
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