Both parameter are bools and the best choice is the non existing ||= operator.
And so I don't like |= for bool operations. Another solution is:
fo->f.create_directory = fo->f.create_directory || opt_mkdir;
Ok, in C "bool" is only another name for "int".
Resume: It's only an optical + logical reason for the "if...".
And so I don't like |= for bool operations. Another solution is:
fo->f.create_directory = fo->f.create_directory || opt_mkdir;
Ok, in C "bool" is only another name for "int".
Resume: It's only an optical + logical reason for the "if...".
I've been cross compiling wit for my MIPSR2 based router, and it always worked absolutely wonderful on it, but the recent revisions (not sure when it started), I've been getting errors on compile due to helper-ui. I was able to remove most references to it and still build wit, and it SEEMS to run ok, is the helper-ui stuff important? If so, better cross compile support would be most appreciated. I would also be happy to help provide mipsel versions of all the tools.
Here's my exact error message (haven't had the time yet to track down which revision this started on). Don't mind the utime warning almost everything throws that with this compiler.
Code:
*** object wit-mix.o
*** helper gen-ui
collect2: ld terminated with signal 11 [Segmentation fault]
lib-file.o: In function `XSetFileTime':
lib-file.c:(.text.XSetFileTime+0xd4): warning: the use of OBSOLESCENT `utime' is discouraged, use `utimes'
make: *** [gen-ui] Error 1I have updated the SNV repository (trunk, not beta branch):
* auto directory creation if using %-escapes
* using utimes() instead of utime()
The new tool version is "v2.07a.beta1". "Beta" only to distinguish a complete release.
* auto directory creation if using %-escapes
* using utimes() instead of utime()
The new tool version is "v2.07a.beta1". "Beta" only to distinguish a complete release.
Excuse my noobness with this software, but I am working on converting the WBFS partition on my drive to FAT32 and I have been trying to verify my games. So far, I am going through my command prompt on Windows using wwt verify -a.
I have gotten a few !H0-ERR message, but only with the UPDATE partition of the game, not the DATA partition. Should those games be able to work fine after the conversion? Or would I have to do something like remove the UPDATE partition of that game? What command would I run?
Also, one game gave me a message, then stated it was OK:
Is this game ok? Or is there something I can do to repair it?
UPDATE 1: So I got a total of 15 bad discs found, so I am assuming the ones that show "TICKET is well signed. TMD is fake signed. Partition is encrypted and scrubbed" aren't part of the bad discs list, just the ones with the !H0-ERR message.
14 of those games had the !H0-ERR next to UPDATE, so basically I need to know, should those games work fine on my soon to be converted FAT32 partition?
There was only 1 game with the !H0-ERR next to DATA, so I am assuming that is the only game that cannot be repaired.
Any clarification from anyone would be great.
I have gotten a few !H0-ERR message, but only with the UPDATE partition of the game, not the DATA partition. Should those games be able to work fine after the conversion? Or would I have to do something like remove the UPDATE partition of that game? What command would I run?
Also, one game gave me a message, then stated it was OK:
Code:
>scan 1.0/64 DATA SMNE01 New Super Mario Bros. Wii >info TICKET is well signed. TMD is fake signed. Partition is encrypted and scrubbed.
+OK 1.0/64 DATA SMNE01 New Super Mario Bros. WiiUPDATE 1: So I got a total of 15 bad discs found, so I am assuming the ones that show "TICKET is well signed. TMD is fake signed. Partition is encrypted and scrubbed" aren't part of the bad discs list, just the ones with the !H0-ERR message.
14 of those games had the !H0-ERR next to UPDATE, so basically I need to know, should those games work fine on my soon to be converted FAT32 partition?
There was only 1 game with the !H0-ERR next to DATA, so I am assuming that is the only game that cannot be repaired.
Any clarification from anyone would be great.
A H0 error means: The calculated checksum on level 0 is different from the stored one. It can't be corrected because there is no failure correction code. This discs are simply "bad dumps". But the update partition is not needed for the game (most people simply remove the update partition to save space). This means, errors in update partitions can be ignored if not making a disc driven system update.
The "encrypted and scrubbed" messages are only the result of a quick analysis of some sectors to give base infos: A fake signed disc is not the original!
The "encrypted and scrubbed" messages are only the result of a quick analysis of some sectors to give base infos: A fake signed disc is not the original!
This isn't working for me it's making a two files named 1.wbfs & +.wbfs. Here is how my .bat file is setup:
md c:\ISO c:\WIA c:\WBFS
cd c:\wit\bin
wit
wit copy c:/WIA/*.wia -D c:/wbfs/%x/%+ --wbfs -z
cd c:\wit\bin
wit
wit copy c:/WIA/*.wia -D c:/wbfs/%x/%+ --wbfs -z
yes while all other operatingsystems use a slash "/" to separate directories windows uses backslash "\" just to be different
try "wit copy c:\WIA\*.wia -D c:\wbfs\%x\%+ --wbfs -z" instead
The forward slash is a good choice for calling any windows/cygwin tools. Another issue may be the usage of % because the special meaning in windows scripts. If you use -E$ (or --esc=$) you can replace all '%' by '$' in the destination path.
btw: Internally dos+windows accepts the forward slash since DOS 3.3. The only exception is the command line interpreter.
btw: Internally dos+windows accepts the forward slash since DOS 3.3. The only exception is the command line interpreter.
This seems to make a folder but the folder also has .wbfs at the end & I'll let you all know the final results thanks again for helping me
it's almost figured out lolEDIT: Ok so the folder it makes is "Super Smash Bros. Brawl [RSBE01].wbfs/RSBE01.wbfs" is there any way to make it so the game folder does not display the .wbfs at the end? I've tried both of these & am receiving the same results:
wit copy c:/WIA/*.wia -D c:/wbfs/$x/$+ --wbfs -z -E$
wit copy c:/WIA/*.wia -D c:/wbfs/$x/ --wbfs -z -E$
Both of these will output the same folder structure and path as mentioned above.
wit copy c:/WIA/*.wia -D c:/wbfs/$x/ --wbfs -z -E$
Both of these will output the same folder structure and path as mentioned above.
DING DING DING!!
This seems provide the correct folder structure but where do you guys get your knowledge from??? Well here is my new .bat
md c:\ISO c:\WIA c:\WBFS
cd c:\wit\bin
wit
wit copy c:/WIA/ -D c:/wbfs/$Y/$+ --wbfs -z -E$
Note: I did have one problem where I needed to add *.wia to look like this c:/WIA/*.wia
cd c:\wit\bin
wit
wit copy c:/WIA/ -D c:/wbfs/$Y/$+ --wbfs -z -E$
Note: I did have one problem where I needed to add *.wia to look like this c:/WIA/*.wia
EDIT: Also PsyBlade if I were to substitute "/" for "\" with the line starting "wit copy" the .bat file will automatically close out after two secs. You mentioned to try this earlier but that was my result for what ever reason this was the only way I could get it working.
Hey Wiimm, I found another bug while extracting an ISO to file system (--fst).
If we extract the newest ISO "ZERO SHINKU NO CHO"(SL2J01) or "Project Zero 2"(SL2P01) with "wit.exe copy --fst" command, it will create many empty folders, most files are lost. The ISO file size is 4.3G, but the unpacked folder is only aboult 190M, and the "align-files.txt" file is missed, too. I think it's a bug of wit, hope you could fix it.
Thanks & Regards.
If we extract the newest ISO "ZERO SHINKU NO CHO"(SL2J01) or "Project Zero 2"(SL2P01) with "wit.exe copy --fst" command, it will create many empty folders, most files are lost. The ISO file size is 4.3G, but the unpacked folder is only aboult 190M, and the "align-files.txt" file is missed, too. I think it's a bug of wit, hope you could fix it.
Thanks & Regards.
I haven't these games, so it's hard to verify. Are you sure, that your images are bug free? What does "wit verify" say?
... but better than no documentation. And remember: I'm a non profit one man show
Hi Wiimm, I am sure there is no bug of this image, because it runs well on Wii or Dolphin.
Code:
D:\Downloads\Wii>wit verify cvn-zsc.iso
***** wit: Wiimms ISO Tool v2.06a r3832 cygwin - Dirk Clemens - 2012-06-15 *****
+OK .0 UPDATE SL2J01 cvn-zsc.iso
+OK .1 DATA SL2J01 cvn-zsc.isoIt's a great game, I advise you pick up it and hope you could fix this bug, wit is a nice tool
It may be that the game contains files and directories that are made of characters that are not allowed on fat and/or ntfs. I saw similar stuff before on another japanese game 'Juon' (RJOP99). http://code.google.com/p/qtwitgui/issues/detail?id=3&can=1
You can check the file list with "wit DUMP ..." and see if the names contain any goofy characters.
You can check the file list with "wit DUMP ..." and see if the names contain any goofy characters.
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