Homebrew Homebrew app [RELEASE] USBHide - On console format nag stopper
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Let me explain you, let’s say you have a USB with vWii games, the Wii U will ask you to format it everytime you go to the Wii U menu, when you hide it, it won’t ask you to format it, but your vWii games will still work
So it's the homebrew variant of ustealth. Quite convenient.
I have a question though, I already have a SSDconnected and the Wii U will tell me that I can't have two usb devices, can this program hide the other USb for vWii by coldbooting into the HBL (Via TIRAMISU) and running the app?
Alright, I'll try that, thanks for making this homebrew program by the way!
Didn't work, Hiding the Vwii usb still returns the Wii U asking me to power off bc two usb devices, Hiding the SSD doesn't work bc its already wii u formatted (MBR 36)
Indeed, it's better for that point. Does it hide the drive from wiiu but not from a pc? This would be the perfect point of improvement of a tool like that, but I doubt it can be done (technical reason maybe). Thanks Xpl0itU!! I like the idea of your tool!
PS: I was wondering if some malwares on pc have used this kind of capacity to crypt drives/usb keys and ask for ramsons? maybe this could be a cure. Those malwares tend to protect themselves on windows system, but maybe are not able to protect themselves from a wiiu system.
PS: I was wondering if some malwares on pc have used this kind of capacity to crypt drives/usb keys and ask for ramsons? maybe this could be a cure. Those malwares tend to protect themselves on windows system, but maybe are not able to protect themselves from a wiiu system.
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It will most likely be hidden on pc as well, so I'd imagine you'd have to rerun it.
It isnt limited to just Windows, I think I made a Bash script for it a while back for Linux
Also yes it'd be hidden on PC but you can use a tool like G-Parted to forcibly mount it.
I think they're all, including Linux, change the last byte of sector 0 from 55 AA to 55 AB.
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