Hacking Apply ASM hack through USB loader / to ISO help?

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Hi,
is there a way to apply an ASM hack to game's ISO or through a USB Loader?
Newer Team are creating a game called Newer Super Mario Bros Wii , it is a full-hack of the game and they do the ASM hacks through Riivolution...and this is the problem , my DVD Drive is not working as my sister fully-wrecked it , so my only way to play is a USB Loader...

so is there a way to do this , or to run Riivolution with a USB Loader?

thanks!


to clear up some confusions , this is another wii console I have , my other console doesn't have HBC , but this one does...yes I have 2 consoles.
 
Sure it's possible. You have to code an app similar to riivolution but with USB loader support. Also it could be possible to compile riivolutions ASM hacks to an ISO. Same has been done with Fatal Frame Wii.
 
Sure it's possible. You have to code an app similar to riivolution but with USB loader support. Also it could be possible to compile riivolutions ASM hacks to an ISO. Same has been done with Fatal Frame Wii.
I wont code an app as I do not know how....How can I compile the ASM hacks to an ISO? that's my questiong! I tried using HEX editors but afraid of doing so , I believe as the values in HEX will be encrypted and we need the key.bin to decrypt..
please tell me how as I'm so desperate in looking,

one personal question:
back in 2009 when I first saw your account , wasn't it called WiiBicker? or you've always been wiiUBricker?
 
pyiiasmh assumes the stuff is all asm. it's not there's data too. so it won't assemble to codes. also, lol
 
pyiiasmh assumes the stuff is all asm. it's not there's data too. so it won't assemble to codes. also, lol
The Frick!!!!1 you also have an account here? Don't tell me that you also have an MKW.com account too!
 

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