Does the EXTRACT-command extract ISO files in the right way to be used with SNEEK DI? Maybe you could add a --sneek parameter if it doesn't
Mac version is available too: wwt-v0.41a-r824-mac.tar.gz : Mac OS universal binaries (ppc, i386 and x86-64)
It is my first try and I hope that it will run on all Mac machines.
@snikerz
This is only POC to understand all. At the moment I'm blind for other layouts (like sneek). That comes later.
It is my first try and I hope that it will run on all Mac machines.
@snikerz
This is only POC to understand all. At the moment I'm blind for other layouts (like sneek). That comes later.
There is no while before for: http://opensvn.wiimm.de/viewvc/wii/trunk/w...otate=824#l3007Skeeve said:You have one while too much. The one just before the for (;Wiimm said:is not required
I think it is only in your working copy. remove the file and update again.
wwt: Wiimms WBFS Tool v0.42a - 2010-04-19
A command line WBFS tool set for various os.
I have updated the tool. The first post with more details is updated too.
Download of the current stable version:
Last changes:
Sources comes with GPL2. Checkout the sources directly from the SVN repository or browse the source.
A command line WBFS tool set for various os.
I have updated the tool. The first post with more details is updated too.
Download of the current stable version:
- wwt-v0.42a-r846-i386.tar.gz : linux/i386 version
- wwt-v0.42a-r846-x86_64.tar.gz : linux/x86_64 version
- wwt-v0.42a-r846-mac.tar.gz : Mac OS universal binaries (ppc, i386 and x86-64)
- wwt-v0.42a-r846-cygwin.zip : cygwin (win32) version
- wwt-v0.41a-r824-i386.tar.gz : linux/i386 version
- wwt-v0.41a-r824-x86_64.tar.gz : linux/x86_64 version
- wwt-v0.41a-r824-mac.tar.gz : Mac OS universal binaries (ppc, i386 and x86-64)
- wwt-v0.41a-r824-cygwin.zip : cygwin (win32) version
- The new command "wit ILIST" (or short "wit IL") will list all files of all given ISO images. Output can be controlled by --long and --no-header. The new option --files= controlls which files are listed. The option --psel selects partitions.
. - The new command "wit EXTRACT" (or short "wit X") will extract all files of all given ISO images. Define a destination directory with --dest or --DEST. The new option --files= controlls which files are extracted. The option --psel selects partitions. The new option --sneek suppress output of files that SNEEK don't need.
. - The new wit option --files=list (-F list) define allow and deny rules for selecting files. The list is separatied by semicolons into items. Each item must be begin with as plus sign (allow) or a minus sign (deny) followed by a pattern. The patterns have rsync like style. For a detailed description see file "wit.txt" section "Selecting files with --files=rules".
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Code:
# this command extract all partitions to 'dest_dir'
wit extract my.iso -D dest_dir/
# this command extracts only the data partition and onyl sneek needed files
wit extract my.iso -D dest_dir/ --sneek
# And this command extract all iso found in 'source_dir' (recurse)
# and store the results in a well named (ID6) subdir of 'dest_dir'
wit x -r source_dir -D dest_dir/%I --sneek --updateLast changes:
Code:
wwt v0.41a r824 - 2010-04-16
ÂÂ- New escape sequence for output file names:
ÂÂÂÂ%Y = Extended filename: A short cut for '%T [%I]' (no file extension)
ÂÂ- wit DUMP: new option --files= (-F): dump a list of files.
ÂÂ- New command: wit ILIST: List all files from ISO images.
ÂÂ- New command: wit EXTRACT: Extract all files from ISO images.
ÂÂÂÂThis is a first implementation or better a proof of concept.
ÂÂ- New option: --files=rules: Define a rule list as selector for ISO
ÂÂÂÂfile operations. A semicolon separate single items. Each item must begin
ÂÂÂÂwith '+' (allow) or '-' (deny). Multiple usage of the option is allowed.
ÂÂÂÂThis options is used by the commands DUMP, ILIST and EXTRACT. See file
ÂÂÂÂ"wit.txt" section "Selecting files with --files=rules" for more details.
ÂÂ- Bug fix: Creating directories (--DEST) with absoulte paths will now work.
ÂÂ- New wit option: --rdepth: Set the maximum recurse depth for option
ÂÂÂÂ--recurse in the range 0..100. The default depth is 10.
ÂÂ- New param for wwt+wit LIST --section: used_blocks= (1 block = 32 KiB)
wwt v0.42a r846 - 2010-04-19
ÂÂ- Bug fix: wit option -C was not recognized.
ÂÂ- Bug fix: Print multiple time stamps in listing works now.
ÂÂ- wit ILIST rewritten. It supports now --sort=
ÂÂ- wit EXTRACT rewritten. All needed files for SNEEK are extracted.
ÂÂ- New wit option: --pmode=default|auto|none|point|ident|name
ÂÂÂÂThe option defined how the partiton type is used to prefix the file path.
ÂÂ- The new wit option --sneek is an abbreviation of --psel=data --pmode=none.
ÂÂÂÂIt also suppress creating files that sneek don't need.
Missing docu:
ÂÂ- docu of wit ILIST + EXTRACT
ÂÂ- docu of --pmode= and --sneekSources comes with GPL2. Checkout the sources directly from the SVN repository or browse the source.
Great work Wiimm !
FYI, I compiled wwt on my NAS (a QNAP TS-409 Pro which is powered by an ARM processor) ! It's running well and I converted all my ISO to WDF directly on the NAS and I'm adding games to my WBFS disk directly from my NAS !
FYI, I compiled wwt on my NAS (a QNAP TS-409 Pro which is powered by an ARM processor) ! It's running well and I converted all my ISO to WDF directly on the NAS and I'm adding games to my WBFS disk directly from my NAS !
Maybe wiimm could add a NAS section to download?
My Linkstation binaries in case:
http://www.mediafire.com/?2uvzknek3zw --mipsel tar.gz
http://www.mediafire.com/?otidhyyjzj4 -- powerpc tar.gz
tar -C / -zxvf *tar.gz
My Linkstation binaries in case:
http://www.mediafire.com/?2uvzknek3zw --mipsel tar.gz
http://www.mediafire.com/?otidhyyjzj4 -- powerpc tar.gz
tar -C / -zxvf *tar.gz
Hey Bauldrick from linkstationwikiBauldrick said:
I'm sure you know me (hint : kurobox)
We also need a http interface to manage wii games and wbfs drives using wwt
It would be great but useless for most people here
Found a bug in osx.
With the new rdisk format, there is an error when extracting to wbfs. While this works
"wwt -p /dev/rdisk1s1 EXTRACT GAMEID -D GAMEPATH -P"
This does not work
"wwt -p /dev/rdisk1s1 EXTRACT GAMEID -D GAMEPATH -P -B"
But the old disk access mode does work
"wwt -p /dev/disk1s1 EXTRACT GAMEID -D GAMEPATH -P -B"
The error is
Hope it helps
With the new rdisk format, there is an error when extracting to wbfs. While this works
"wwt -p /dev/rdisk1s1 EXTRACT GAMEID -D GAMEPATH -P"
This does not work
"wwt -p /dev/rdisk1s1 EXTRACT GAMEID -D GAMEPATH -P -B"
But the old disk access mode does work
"wwt -p /dev/disk1s1 EXTRACT GAMEID -D GAMEPATH -P -B"
The error is
QUOTE said:
Hope it helps
@zon7:
It is a non "hd sector size" aligned access made by wiidisc (the iso lib in libwbfs). This is no problem under linux. And it should not be the problem on a mac because using the fopen() variant.
I will change the wiidisc read functions to read only block aligned data and then you have to test again.
EDIT:
I have committed v0.42b (bug fix: aligned disc read).
Be careful: I'm changing the virtual file layer and the newest modifications are not tested very well.
It is a non "hd sector size" aligned access made by wiidisc (the iso lib in libwbfs). This is no problem under linux. And it should not be the problem on a mac because using the fopen() variant.
I will change the wiidisc read functions to read only block aligned data and then you have to test again.
EDIT:
I have committed v0.42b (bug fix: aligned disc read).
Be careful: I'm changing the virtual file layer and the newest modifications are not tested very well.
I have committed v0.42c because v0.42b had an bug with the new aligned reading.
And again: Be careful: I'm changing the virtual file layer and the newest modifications are not tested very well.
And again: Be careful: I'm changing the virtual file layer and the newest modifications are not tested very well.
First of all, I love your tools.
I just wanted to report some problems with formatted discs used with the binary posted on the First Post, USBLoaderGx will not work with a disk formatted with the posted 0.42a-r846. I downloaded the CVS and compiled at about 4/22/10 1pm PST; r871 works ok. I didn't try the previous stable version. Just wanted to report my success with the cvs over the r846-mac binaries
I just wanted to report some problems with formatted discs used with the binary posted on the First Post, USBLoaderGx will not work with a disk formatted with the posted 0.42a-r846. I downloaded the CVS and compiled at about 4/22/10 1pm PST; r871 works ok. I didn't try the previous stable version. Just wanted to report my success with the cvs over the r846-mac binaries
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