qwertymodo said:Skater4599 said:AHBPROT has actually been knows for some time now, it just was not that usefull until IOS58 came along with USB2.0 modules. "Officially"
No, it was useful, and used. It's just that until now we've known it as DVDX (since DVDX was the old way of activating it, before they integrated it directly into HBC). USB2.0 has nothing to do with the usefulness of AHBPROT because AHBPROT enables direct hardware access from PPC, bypassing the restrictions of IOS for things like direct DVD reading, so it bypasses IOS entirely... meaning a new IOS has nothing to do with its usefulness.
You are correct, I should have worded differently. I knew all of this, Its still very usefull, I just personally Use cIOS's i dont have a problem with them on my wii, I've used cIOS for USB 2.0 since it was first written to do so and have had 0 problems with it. So I never needed/used AHBPROT stuff, not that its not usefull