Anyone who read the README should know that. Lol


Already looked at the commits. Regardless....Depends on when you read the commits
https://github.com/smealum/iosuhax/commit/83957732e381b53af7b212de75ec0d8d8a46691c?diff=split


No.Wait so if its CFW does that mean we can go about installing it on our Wii Us? Excuse my noobiness![]()

'Cause it's basically one of the only few pieces of IOSU that is publicly known. Sure, it's kinda useless for the regular user & even to some devs, but it gives a bit of hope that IOSU is slowly making its way to the community...just really slowly...like slower-than-snails slow. I'm not complaining, I'm just trying to be patient...Why does gbatemp members ruin so much lol so this isn't iosU or cfw (lol) why so much hype???
I just done more reading ( which hurts my eyes at gbatemp) and it's called rednand which is a NAND emulator. So I don't think this is iosU related and some call is cfw?? But Ye it's an emunand which is still great'Cause it's basically one of the only few pieces of IOSU that is publicly known. Sure, it's kinda useless for the regular user & even to some devs, but it gives a bit of hope that IOSU is slowly making its way to the community...just really slowly...like slower-than-snails slow. I'm not complaining, I'm just trying to be patient...

You are way off. They're both effectively the same thing, a partition of a copy of the NAND data on an SD card. The difference in name only really matters with the 3DS where emuNAND and RedNAND are slightly different formats. http://3dbrew.org/wiki/NAND_RedirectionRedNAND = redirected NAND
EmuNAND = emulated NAND
Slightly different except IIRC redNAND = more permanent telling the system where to look, emuNAND = more appealing less brick possibility as it's an alternative option, not the only option.
Please correct me if I'm way off here.
On the 3DS they are exactly the same, only "emunand" is gateway's implementation and for some reason has the first sector moved to the end of the image.RedNAND = redirected NAND
EmuNAND = emulated NAND
Slightly different except IIRC redNAND = more permanent telling the system where to look, emuNAND = more appealing less brick possibility as it's an alternative option, not the only option.
Please correct me if I'm way off here.

The "reason" is that then, everything is almost at the right offset, except the beginning which is completely at the end.On the 3DS they are exactly the same, only "emunand" is gateway's implementation and for some reason has the first sector moved to the end of the image.