I documented what we have so far here. Next will be figuring out the interface descriptor format and moving on to other functions.
Behold, le first custom BFSTM out for public viewing!
https://www.dropbox.com/s/iqi56wfeu8uwohk/kirby.bfstm?dl=0
Of course, there isn't really much use for this until TCPGecko is compatible with recent Wii U firmware, though you can still listen to it by downloading VGMStream, which you can get the BFSTM version here:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/b1un7t47km90p8t/BFSTMvgstreamzip.zip?dl=0
(Also, I'll actually be taking requests for awhile. Probably up until I get the tutorial up and going.
Now, since the BFSTM format is all figured out, I can move on to a different music format. .nus3bank. (Which is the format used for Smash Bros. Wii U & 3DS)
It appears that the .nus3bank is an archive containing the actual music format, which is IDSP, and to me, it looks quite familiar to other formats so this shouldn't be too hard to figure out.
with 360 u make a complete new nand image with original fw data patched for rgh or jtag. every time microsoft make new fw , dev update xebuild for giveto us the rgh update and flash it to nand. here is a exploit and i think it not need nand modification like xbox. probably in future wiiu dev permitt wiiu os mod ( like ciosu or. browser downgrade) and we can flash/mod wiiu nand via homebrew... if i say something wrong please correct me
rgh and raceattack use the reset on 360 i think is used for disable some protection and the co.nsole accept fw patch and a very little nand data mod (xell is a piece of art for my opinion but unfortunately libxenon isnt used like microsoft xdk ). wiiu can have something like xell in future? or like devkitpro? i remember lot of chatting around hack wiiumodeq after d1 and i remember some TRUSTED dev tellme about libogc modification (idont remember if heavy mod or not) for work on wiiu.... (and i remember a primitive isoloader but probably is a joke)The nice thing is that Nintendo made a clean seperation line between OS and data. All OS-related code is stored in the Wii U NAND bank, while all data and applications are on the eMMC. Assuming patching NAND calls is done correctly, there should be next to no harm done with an emuNAND. Nintendo themselves can't even tell, unless they specifically put in code to try to see if NAND calls are patched, which I doubt they'll do. Of course this'll still require an IOSU exploit, but we're getting there
The nice thing is that Nintendo made a clean seperation line between OS and data. All OS-related code is stored in the Wii U NAND bank, while all data and applications are on the eMMC. Assuming patching NAND calls is done correctly, there should be next to no harm done with an emuNAND. Nintendo themselves can't even tell, unless they specifically put in code to try to see if NAND calls are patched, which I doubt they'll do. Of course this'll still require an IOSU exploit, but we're getting there
At launch factory Wii Us didn't have Wii channel, Miiverse, and other apps installed by default IIRC, I guess they take away some eMMC space, other like Mii editor, Daily stats could be stored in the eMMC too, although they are not visible in the data management.
Behold, le first custom BFSTM out for public viewing!
https://www.dropbox.com/s/iqi56wfeu8uwohk/kirby.bfstm?dl=0
Of course, there isn't really much use for this until TCPGecko is compatible with recent Wii U firmware, though you can still listen to it by downloading VGMStream, which you can get the BFSTM version here:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/b1un7t47km90p8t/BFSTMvgstreamzip.zip?dl=0
(Also, I'll actually be taking requests for awhile. Probably up until I get the tutorial up and going.
Now, since the BFSTM format is all figured out, I can move on to a different music format. .nus3bank. (Which is the format used for Smash Bros. Wii U & 3DS)
It appears that the .nus3bank is an archive containing the actual music format, which is IDSP, and to me, it looks quite familiar to other formats so this shouldn't be too hard to figure out.
Behold, le first custom BFSTM out for public viewing!
https://www.dropbox.com/s/iqi56wfeu8uwohk/kirby.bfstm?dl=0
Of course, there isn't really much use for this until TCPGecko is compatible with recent Wii U firmware, though you can still listen to it by downloading VGMStream, which you can get the BFSTM version here:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/b1un7t47km90p8t/BFSTMvgstreamzip.zip?dl=0
(Also, I'll actually be taking requests for awhile. Probably up until I get the tutorial up and going.
Now, since the BFSTM format is all figured out, I can move on to a different music format. .nus3bank. (Which is the format used for Smash Bros. Wii U & 3DS)
It appears that the .nus3bank is an archive containing the actual music format, which is IDSP, and to me, it looks quite familiar to other formats so this shouldn't be too hard to figure out.
