Well, yeah, UNEEK is what I meant in his case, but I also meant I didn't know whether the adapter was implemented in "SNEEK", as a general rule. I don't know if that would cancel out all other usb functions or not. Sorry about the round about statement, anyone know the answer for sure ??M[u said:
ricerobo said:
I presents some contents of es/main.c in rev 80
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aspect = GetAspectRatio();
u32 FrameBuffer = 0;
u32 FBOffset = 0;
u32 FBEnable = 0;
u32 FBSize = 0;
u32 SysFreeze = 0;
u32 SysFreezeBL = 0;
u32 WPadOffset = 0x0113F160;
if( TitleID == 0x0000000100000002LL )
{
//Disable SD for system menu
if( *SDStatus == 1 )
*SDStatus = 2;
switch( TitleVersion )
{
case 482:
{
//Disc Region free hack
*(u32*)0x0137DC90 = 0x4800001C;
*(u32*)0x0137E4E4 = 0x60000000;
LoadFont( "/font.bin" );
TimerRestart( Timer, 0, 10000 );
FBOffset = 0x01699448;
FBEnable = 0x01699430;
FBSize = 320*480*4;
SysFreeze = 0x0133DFB0;
SysFreezeBL = 0x481FDB19;
} break;
case 481:
{
//Disc Region free hack
*(u32*)0x0137DBE8 = 0x4800001C;
*(u32*)0x0137E43C = 0x60000000;
LoadFont( "/font.bin" );
TimerRestart( Timer, 0, 10000 );
FBOffset = 0x016975A8;
FBEnable = 0x01697590;
FBSize = 304*480*4;
SysFreeze = 0x0133DF40;
SysFreezeBL = 0x481FDA8D;
} break;
******************************************
Can anyone tell me how to edit es/main.c?
Thanks in advance!
would the case not be the same considering they are both NTSC ??? Have you tried comparing sneek and thegood's es and di modules ? or just replacing them and compile like the directions say to do ??
I'm curious, cause thegood mod did have a nice interface.
I'm curious, cause thegood mod did have a nice interface.
ChokeD said:
First of all, excuse me for my poor english.
Sneek files created by SNEEKInstallerv0.1b1 using thegood's dimodule.elf and esmodule.elf instead of the original r80, could not open the DI menu.
I have confirmed that in 4.2J NAND the DI menu can not be opened using sneek files (r80 and r112, 114, 115, 118) compiled not changing the source.
However, by adding case 480 in es/SMenu.c (r112, 114, 115, 118) the DI menu could be opened.
I remember that someone wrote in SNEEK v2 thread about this in the same way.
http://gbatemp.net/t205511-sneek-v2?&st=2640
In conclusion, I think I should copy the thegood's modified files (es, di) in the SNEEK directory and edit es/main.c., and compile as usual.
Any mistake?
Im a little bit confused about the cluster size needed for DI.
The FAQ on google says 32k or lower.
Here on gbatemp the only advice I read is 32k only.
Testing RB2 with my 16k drive hang with loading animation.
I dont have a spare drive to test 32k.
So which one is right?
The FAQ make sense since 32k or lower is the fat spec, but problematic 64k hacks are out there.
And does someone know a Linux or Windows tool to change the cluster size in case I need to do it.
The FAQ on google says 32k or lower.
Here on gbatemp the only advice I read is 32k only.
Testing RB2 with my 16k drive hang with loading animation.
I dont have a spare drive to test 32k.
So which one is right?
The FAQ make sense since 32k or lower is the fat spec, but problematic 64k hacks are out there.
And does someone know a Linux or Windows tool to change the cluster size in case I need to do it.
I have a 1GB flash drive (16kb cluster FAT32) that runs UNEEK+DI without any issues.PsyBlade said:And does someone know a Linux or Windows tool to change the cluster size in case I need to do it.The FAQ on google says 32k or lower.PsyBlade said:but what do they have to do with my question? I would assume that he was pointing out the tool that you inquired about....
QUOTE(PsyBlade @ Aug 9 2010, 05:14 AM)
Here on gbatemp the only advice I read is 32k only.
Testing RB2 with my 16k drive hang with loading animation.
I dont have a spare drive to test 32k.
So which one is right?
I don't have/have never played RB2...
but from what I gather (don't quote me on this as I don't have any confirm) USB devices don't work under SNEEK.
(like I said above, just throwing things out there as I don't know if the devices are required by the game or anything)
Have you tested any other games?
maybe if the game was patched to use a specific IOS may be the issue as well... as neither cIOS releases work under sneek.
No I did not because I found many posts stating 32k only.twig123 said:I would assume that he was pointing out the tool that you inquired about....
The screenshots show how to format a drive
which I probably know more about than he
but as stated I don't have a spare drive and shovelling ~500GB around twice is not that fun
I asked how to change/convert the clustersize
QUOTE(twig123 @ Aug 9 2010, 02:02 PM) I have a 1GB flash drive (16kb cluster FAT32) that runs UNEEK+DI without any issues.
Have you tested any other games?
Now that I know 16k works I will try some other games.
That is what I wanted to know.
Thank you.
QUOTE said:
I was answering this question, sorry I was half asleep last night. This app will let you drag an drop a partition anywhere, I've also done it and not lost any info on the drive itself, but I wouldn't recommend it. I also don't believe you can convert cluster size without formatting the drive. I have a 8KB USB that works with SNEEK if that answers any question.
r119 is released on the SVN server
BTW Is their any way to acces the USb Storage when using uneek di? Like somethink with sneek and sdstatus?
BTW Is their any way to acces the USb Storage when using uneek di? Like somethink with sneek and sdstatus?
In a word, Yes.
DI is just a menu for selecting your dumped games (don't know what DI stands for though).
SNEEK doesn't work with WBFS (don't think there are any plans for it either) so you would have to dump all of your games on to a 32kb cluster (or less) FAT32 formatted drive with a program like DiscEx.
DI is just a menu for selecting your dumped games (don't know what DI stands for though).
SNEEK doesn't work with WBFS (don't think there are any plans for it either) so you would have to dump all of your games on to a 32kb cluster (or less) FAT32 formatted drive with a program like DiscEx.
I hope one day...
Uneek+DI+GC USB Loader will be a reality...
And the best wii hack, we will have...
Uneek+DI+GC USB Loader will be a reality...
And the best wii hack, we will have...
If I install UNEEK +DI, can I still play the games that I have on disk? or will I have to leave the virtual nand and go to my regular nand to play disk games? I just want to know before I start dumping all my WBFS drive and switching it to FAT32 because that is a lengthy process
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