@MisterTea you might wanna edit the code and use spaces instead of tabs since it looks like GBATemp's formatting doesn't like TAB-spaces! ^^
ah ah, thank you, didn't see it, I had to spam space, seems like copy paste fucks up the spaces...@MisterTea you might wanna edit the code and use spaces instead of tabs since it looks like GBATemp's formatting doesn't like TAB-spaces! ^^

Thanks you so much Abood, you have a tool for all!!!Wii Partition Decryptor.
Converts Wii ISOs to decrypted partition bin files.
Bugs:
Doesn't check if the partition is decrypted and tries to decrypt it anyway. Just like any other tool...
The output bin files will end with two numbers, the first is the VG number and the second is the partition number.
Feel free to ask if you're having any trouble with it.
Tested with NSMBW PAL ISO.

One output file == One decrypted partition.Thanks you so much Abood, you have a tool for all!!!
And, with this, when the process finish, we have to join them and we have the entire partition decrypted?
And after this, we put it in a nfs file, in this case, which?
I only know that wiiscruber can make a partition if you select a partition.bin, boot.dol, ticket.bin...
Bye and Happy Christmas!
As you can see, my tool does the first step. (The hardest one)To inject wii iso's, simply do the opposite.
- decrypt game partition (maybe not needed, if the wiiu checks tmd flags...)
- generate incorrect wii header
- encrypt nfs
- add eggs header, seems to be the same for all.
And then with the game data partition decrypted?One output file == One decrypted partition.
For example, NSMBW has only one partition, so the output is one file that ends with _0_0.bin
--------------------- MERGED ---------------------------
As you can see, my tool does the first step. (The hardest one)

- generate incorrect wii header
- encrypt nfs
- add eggs header, seems to be the same for all.
And then, you have successfully converted an ISO to nfs


*Doesn't make any sense*Cuz I read the 2 threads lol
Yeah but I mean how do you convert the bin to nfs- generate incorrect wii header
- encrypt nfs
- add eggs header, seems to be the same for all.
And then, you have successfully converted an ISO to nfs

Hex editing, save the output as .nfs.Yeah but I mean how do you convert the bin to nfs
*Doesn't make any sense*
Why would editing a header require sign patches and who said that?

Yeah, he didn't mention anything about sign patches.
it would be a good idea to read the 2 threads before saying nonsense.Yeah, he didn't mention anything about sign patches.
*epic fail*
Do it, I'm lazyHex editing, save the output as .nfs.
So easy.
I can still make a tool for all of this if you still can't do it.

I don't want to talk, and I'm not spamming.it would be a good idea to read the 2 threads before saying nonsense.
No hard feelings...
Anyway, please stop spamming the thread like that, PM me if you want to talk.
Working on it.Do it, I'm lazy
Gonna take a while as my cousin has come to visit me.Do it, I'm lazy
OK, I found a post that says that EGGS header contains unique information and that we can't use the same EGGS header for some games. but it doesn't say that we need signature patches....I don't want to talk, and I'm not spamming.
I read the whole thread and never saw a post saying sign patches is required for editing the EGGS header.
If you consider this as spamming, simply don't reply.
Working on it.

Exactly what I was trying to say...OK, I found a post that says that EGGS header contains unique information and that we can't use the same EGGS header for some games. but it doesn't say that we need signature patches....

