zapu said:To be honest you should better start from http://wiibrew.org/wiki/Custom_IOS_Module
The current cIOS is the reason we have crappy compatibility and no color on NTSC.atomikramp said:zapu said:To be honest you should better start from http://wiibrew.org/wiki/Custom_IOS_Module
we don't need to build a cIOS, the cIOS is already available, we just need to know wich functions are exposed by this cIOS, and how to use them the right way.
Miles said:The current cIOS is the reason we have crappy compatibility and no color on NTSC.atomikramp said:zapu said:To be honest you should better start from http://wiibrew.org/wiki/Custom_IOS_Module
we don't need to build a cIOS, the cIOS is already available, we just need to know wich functions are exposed by this cIOS, and how to use them the right way.
All the work is done in the cIOS, not the app loader.
I don't remember who said it on here, but I think it was waninkoko.
No. The DVD-Video access method, and that's what it is, requires the disk to be "DVD video", even if in the end it contains other data.sampson said:in dvd-video mode all calls to the wii encryption routines are cut off....
Source of this insight?
QUOTE(Framework43 @ Sep 22 2008, 03:32 AM) Is it possible to make this compatable with DVD+R/-R/-RW without Booktyping?
denzil said:[...] The only technological limitation with the DVD-video exploit is that you're locked to a 3x read speed (unless you hack the drive's firmware, in which case you don't need the exploit). The rest of it is lazy (or unfinished) coding.sampson said:in dvd-video mode all calls to the wii encryption routines are cut off....
Source of this insight?
None - because it is nonsense:
QUOTE(bushing @ Sep 21 2008, 06:40 AM)
zapu said:It is, but you'll have to do all decryption in software (instead of hardware, which is done when running games normally) which gives you even slower reading.
QUOTE said:there are functions to tell the hardware to decrypt stuff no matter from where the data is read. wanin was either too lazy to implement them or just didn't know about them. dvd video mode just limits the reading speed to 3x. nothing more.
ciper said:With read speeds limited to 3x wouldn't the additional latency of on the fly software based decryption make load times even greater,, essentially breaking all videos?
bailli said:denzil said:Source of this insight?sampson said:in dvd-video mode all calls to the wii encryption routines are cut off....
None - because it is nonsense:
I thought an loader using an unpatched copy of a game would only function with software decryption. The last couple pages of this thread touch on this.WiiCrazy said:ciper said:With read speeds limited to 3x wouldn't the additional latency of on the fly software based decryption make load times even greater,, essentially breaking all videos?
Decryption done by the arm core using special hardware so it doesn't matter in speed... As previously stated, drive firmware decides on the speed...
Sorry, but you have seriously misread or misunderstood that comment. Erant is talking about how Gamecube mode does naturally have access to the undecrypted data (and so does DVDLowUnencryptedRead with its superimposed limits), both, however, are completely unrelated to DVD-Video access (DI_READ_VIDEO). At no point does he say or implicate that in "DVD-Video mode" (whatever that may be) PPC would not be able to call hardware decryption functions.sampson said:
denzil said:Sorry, but you have seriously misread or misunderstood that comment. Erant is talking about how Gamecube mode does naturally have access to the undecrypted data (and so does DVDLowUnencryptedRead with its superimposed limits), both, however, are completely unrelated to DVD-Video access (DI_READ_VIDEO). At no point does he say or implicate that in "DVD-Video mode" (whatever that may be) PPC would not be able to call hardware decryption functions.sampson said:
That, while true, is a completely different point.sampson said:the only important part is that how the drive determines between DVD-VIDEO/ROm and the wii disc which limits the speed. you need a firmware modification to get around thisdenzil said:At no point does he say or implicate that in "DVD-Video mode" (whatever that may be) PPC would not be able to call hardware decryption functions.
sampson said:bailli said:denzil said:Source of this insight?sampson said:in dvd-video mode all calls to the wii encryption routines are cut off....
None - because it is nonsense:
http://hackmii.com/2008/07/dvd-access-libr...d/#comment-2307
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