Hacking Wii U Hacking & Homebrew Discussion

[ShadowOne333]

You forgot about other options, like router config (for those supporting ip blocking).

That one is very limited.
I, for example, didn't have that option.
So I only had software blockage as an option.

Not all routers can block IPs that I know of.

 

[FusionGamer]

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Yeah, no thanks...

And so does every other service you use including your ISP. So what's the point?

 

[ShadowOne333]

And so does every other service you use including your ISP. So what's the point?

Exactly.
Besides, you will only use it for the Wii U.
It's not like you will use OpenDNS for top-secret military weapon research. XD

 

[Marionumber1]

2) Don't ask me, probably because of laziness.

For once, it's not that. I did begin AMD64 support and got it booting, but had troubles finding a good kernel address space layout that worked on both 32-bit and 64-bit. So that project got cast aside for a while.

 

[ShadowOne333]

^Just LOL
If it were that easy.

 

[JVC2]

Oh lol I asked because on the ps4 behalf its has a webkit exploit so i just thought lol since the wii u has one
and he working on it..

Thats ALL the PS4 has,there has been no other advances,at least not any public ones such as the ones for Wii U.

 

[pedro702]

Right its similar to the wii u

I mean they both only have the webkit exploit and arent these guys messing with the webkit with the
wii u for kernel?

why are you asking wiiu devs for ps4 kernel? makes no sence, just becuase they use webkit they are two totaly diferent systems. is like comparing apples to oranges.

 

[Mr. Mysterio]

why are you asking wiiu devs for ps4 kernel? makes no sence, just becuase they use webkit they are two totaly diferent systems. is like comparing apples to oranges.

More like comparing apples to cats!

 

[puss2puss]

why are you asking wiiu devs for ps4 kernel? makes no sence, just becuase they use webkit they are two totaly diferent systems. is like comparing apples to oranges.

Exactly!..

 

[TheZander]

More like comparing apples to cats!

apples are really classified as vegetables, but the government says there fruits to tax you more

 

[Nemix77]

I'm allergic to all apricots...

 

[Xuman]

No i was asking was it possible

To put it simply and bluntly: anything is possible if its popsicle, but working on the PS4 would be completely different than working on the Wii U. Yes, they both have webkit exploits, but how the systems work is entirely different, which requires an entirely different method of approach for PS4 than Wii U.

IF Wii U Brew devs wanted to try and tackle a whole new challenge, thats up to them. But it would basically be a completely different project.

 

[VinsCool]

I'm allergic to all idiots

Fixed that for you.

 

[NWPlayer123]

To put it simply and bluntly: anything is possible if its popsicle, but working on the PS4 would be completely different than working on the Wii U. Yes, they both have webkit exploits, but how the systems work is entirely different, which requires an entirely different method of approach for PS4 than Wii U.

IF Wii U Brew devs wanted to try and tackle a whole new challenge, thats up to them. But it would basically be a completely different project.

Speaking of which, the Skype group's been debating where to start documenting stuff. We're probably either going to end up at WiiUBrew or start our own site (since WiiUBrew is kinda heavily vWii focused and abandoned). We're also starting research on an ELF loader which should give people a clean slate to work with (since we're basically stopping all threads and starting over from scratch ala a soft reset). Not sure if it'll require the kernel exploit or not, we'll try to avoid it (unless of course Relys can get the kernel exploit to near 100% accuracy in which case I don't see why not). Also not sure if we should get DevKitPro involved (IE other than using their PPC compiler).
Basically we're starting to divy up the work, Relys is working on polishing the kernel exploit, MN1 and I are working on OS/IOSU research and ELF loading, and Hykem's working on the Webkit exploit.

 

[Xuman]

Speaking of which, the Skype group's been debating where to start documenting stuff. We're probably either going to end up at WiiUBrew or start our own site (since WiiUBrew is kinda heavily vWii focused and abandoned). We're also starting research on an ELF loader which should give people a clean slate to work with (since we're basically stopping all threads and starting over from scratch ala a soft reset). Not sure if it'll require the kernel exploit or not, we'll try to avoid it (unless of course Relys can get the kernel exploit to near 100% accuracy in which case I don't see why not). Also not sure if we should get DevKitPro involved (IE other than using their PPC compiler).
Basically we're starting to divy up the work, Relys is working on polishing the kernel exploit, MN1 and I are working on OS/IOSU research and ELF loading, and Hykem's working on the Webkit exploit.

Documenting as in hosting stuff, listing the different changelogs and such, guides etc.? It depends on what you mean by that lol but yes i think the time to start documenting is upon us.

 

[VinsCool]

Some great shit is coming soon

 

[yahoo]

...debating where to start documenting stuff. We're probably either going to end up at WiiUBrew or start our own site (since WiiUBrew is kinda heavily vWii focused and abandoned).

WiiUBrew is intended for documenting the Wii U. It's vWii heavy because that was studied first, since a lot of knowledge of the Wii carried over. Let's not keep it that way. It's not called vWiiBrew, but if you decide to host your own, then that's what it will essentially be. WiiBrew for Wii and WiiUBrew for WiiU. Why make it more complicated than that?

 

[Zidapi]

Speaking of which, the Skype group's been debating where to start documenting stuff. We're probably either going to end up at WiiUBrew or start our own site (since WiiUBrew is kinda heavily vWii focused and abandoned). We're also starting research on an ELF loader which should give people a clean slate to work with (since we're basically stopping all threads and starting over from scratch ala a soft reset). Not sure if it'll require the kernel exploit or not, we'll try to avoid it (unless of course Relys can get the kernel exploit to near 100% accuracy in which case I don't see why not). Also not sure if we should get DevKitPro involved (IE other than using their PPC compiler).
Basically we're starting to divy up the work, Relys is working on polishing the kernel exploit, MN1 and I are working on OS/IOSU research and ELF loading, and Hykem's working on the Webkit exploit.

It's only "vWii focused and abandoned" because nobody has anything else to contribute until now

3DSbrew has become an invaluable resource for 3DS devs, it'd be nice to see WiiUBrew follow suit.

Edit: Ha! yahoo said pretty much the same thing. Perhaps I should read all the new posts before I reply.

 

[OriginalHamster]

Some great shit is coming soon

My DNS is ready

 

[Ninja_Carver]

And so does every other service you use including your ISP. So what's the point?

hey man if you want to hand your data over to even more corporations, be my guest...