Hacking The Homebrew Channel v1.1.0

[SifJar]

The problem with that is that launching titles with arguments is still broken (it was reported months ago). I have to use 1.8.6 for Settings Editor GUI.

I thought a patch was submitted for that already? Worst case scenario then is just patch the latest libogc with that patch and compile. Failing that, you should be able to fix it by looking at the older revisions of libogc and reverting the function to the version prior to Daco's "fix" which broke it.

It didn't work, unless I used the wrong one. Could you give me a link?

Don't have one, just remember reading about it before. Sorry.

 

[JoostinOnline]

The problem with that is that launching titles with arguments is still broken (it was reported months ago). I have to use 1.8.6 for Settings Editor GUI.

I thought a patch was submitted for that already? Worst case scenario then is just patch the latest libogc with that patch and compile. Failing that, you should be able to fix it by looking at the older revisions of libogc and reverting the function to the version prior to Daco's "fix" which broke it.

It didn't work, unless I used the wrong one. Could you give me a link?

Don't have one, just remember reading about it before. Sorry.

If there was a patch, why wouldn't it be built into libogc?

 

[giantpune]

if it was built into libogc then it wouldnt be a patch for libogc then would it?

 

[JoostinOnline]

if it was built into libogc then it wouldnt be a patch for libogc then would it?

It would be a bugfix, meaning you don't need a patch.

 

[obcd]

I found this in the postloader threat:

updated libwiiuse library to support latest wiimotes

So maybe, if you download the latest libogc and just change the libwiiuse in the libogc you need to compile your stuff, it might work?
Not sure what other stuff is in libwiiuse.

 

[M[u]ddy]

No, because you need to enter konami code to restore the NAND, which can only be done with a GC controller.

Ah, I didn't know that, because I never had to restore my NAND. I only made backups.

 

[Taleweaver]

Hmm...I must admit I'm not very thrilled. I didn't know about new wiimotes giving issues. Nice that it's solved...but no neek support matters a whole lot more to me.

 

[Lucif3r]

HBC works fine for me, and I hardly ever use it... Im too lazy to update...
But its nice to see that the development is still alive for it

 

[giantpune]

i woudln't say NO neek support. you can run HBC 1.0.8 under sneek. it will show you the scam screen for an hour, but after that it will let you use it. did you try waiting an hour with the new one?

 

[SifJar]

i woudln't say NO neek support. you can run HBC 1.0.8 under sneek. it will show you the scam screen for an hour, but after that it will let you use it. did you try waiting an hour with the new one?

Seems acceptable.

 

[Bumper]

Anyone knows if WiiMC works? Mine one is stopped working

Working for me although only used it once and had to reboot to play a second file ''couldn't configure network'' through smb.

I'm rolling back as WiiMC through smb is the only reason I use my wii, apart from the kids play the occasional game via cfg.

 

[syndrom3]

To update BootMii to 1.4 is enough to choose "prepare SD card" from the HackMii menu overwriting the old files or a reinstallation as Boot2 is required?
Thanks!

 

[the_randomizer]

ahb_reload and no_ios_reload do the exact same thing now, ahb_reload is just "more correct". It shouldn't actually make a difference to operation.

Ah bollocks. I guess I'm SOL when it comes to using Snes9xGx on a USB HDD. I must be the only one who has this issue, even after deleting that no_ios_reload line. Asking help now would be just as vain as when I asked for help a few months back.

 

[XFlak]

you should look into "punemu", it should work for u as long as your able to load game backups via a usb-loader or even a disc-loader

 

[the_randomizer]

I'd rather not use the DVD drive as I'm pretty sure it's getting close to kicking the bucket (had my Wii since 2007). Besides, all versions of Snes9xGx crash on my HDD.

 

[XFlak]

punemu might still work from u, as u will be launching punemu "GAME" in a usb-loader, the roms will be saved in the punemu "Game", so when you are in punemu, you look for the roms on the "disk". Since the game\disk is saved to a usb, but snes9xgx is being launched thinking it's running from a disc, it may have a chance of success for u even where other versions of snes9xgx have failed

edit: not to mention that the version of the emulators on punemu are older stable versions

 

[the_randomizer]

Likely to be the version of Snes9xGx before the 1.52 core changes were implemented, meaning I'd be stuck with the crappy SPC700 emulation core instead of Blaarg's S-SMP. *Sigh* Maybe I'd have better luck asking for help on the Wiihack forums. I would create a thread about it here, but we all know it would be a vain effort, especially since the last thread I made went well (sarcasm).

 

[JoostinOnline]

I don't get why they skipped v1.0.9.

 

[megazig]

vMajor.Minor.Sub

they didn't skip 1.0.9 as much as they didn't skip 1.0.10 or 1.0.11 or 1.0.12 or ...

 

[JoostinOnline]

vMajor.Minor.Sub

they didn't skip 1.0.9 as much as they didn't skip 1.0.10 or 1.0.11 or 1.0.12 or ...

Oh, that explains it. It still seems strange that they have gone up in the sub section for each version until now. This release may have more changes than others, but v1.0.8 had bigger improvements overall.