Hacking bootmii as Boot2 on a Wii that hasn't Boot2 availible?

[Deleted-171178]

Yeah, but what if we decoded the Nintendo encryption code?
We could make a Nintendo Bootmii right?

 

[HiBit]

Boot1 can only be written once, and that happened in the factory.

Thats wrong, please read my description before.
Boot0 is stored in the hollywood chip U1 and this code is otp only.
Boot1 and boot2 is stored in the NAND and you can program it again and again up to the moment where the NAND chip is broken.


QUOTE(beegee7730 @ Sep 8 2009, 05:23 PM) Yeah, but what if we decoded the Nintendo encryption code?
We could make a Nintendo Bootmii right?

If we have the key from Nintendo we can replace the original boot1 and boot2 but we have not enough cpu power to get the key.

 

[Deleted-171178]

It will happen eventually.

 

[Reboot]

Boot1 can only be written once, and that happened in the factory.

Thats wrong, please read my description before.
Boot0 is stored in the hollywood chip U1 and this code is otp only.
Boot1 and boot2 is stored in the NAND and you can program it again and again up to the moment where the NAND chip is broken.


QUOTE(beegee7730 @ Sep 8 2009, 05:23 PM) Yeah, but what if we decoded the Nintendo encryption code?
We could make a Nintendo Bootmii right?

If we have the key from Nintendo we can replace the original boot1 and boot2 but we have not enough cpu power to get the key.

Just borrow some cpu power from the folding project, they wont mind...

 

[G0dLiKe]

Hmmm, there will be a lot of cpu power needed to decrypt the key, see you in 1000000 years... sry but this is nearly impossible to brute force the key.

Edit: corrected a typo

 

[Deleted-171178]

It has happened before, See: DS.

 

[FenrirWolf]

They brute-forced the DS's private key?

 

[Maikel Steneker]

They brute-forced the DS's private key?

They did if I'm not mistaken. A lot of people helped with it and it went a lot faster than expected.

Then again, I've been wrong before... in this topic