Well... There is only one IOS60 version, but Dop-IOS is prepared if sometime Nintendo decides to update it.Cyan said:I see there are old and new IOS60 versions.
Next version will also patch ES_Identify.Simo75 said:And..patches also the ES_Identify ?
Useless ? I don't think.
marc_max said:Really?
Yes, I looked at your code and it's exactly the same (I took it from IOS36 Patcher). I patched my IOS61 (my HBC and Shop Channel use it) with this patch and everything works correctly.
Do you think it's dangerous?
Yes I know.WiiPower said:Patching more than the trucha bug into 100 IOS is at least unnecessary in my eyes. Trucha makes sense, identify only in the IOS you actually use in homebrew apps and maybe the system menu IOS.
marc_max said:DOP-IOS v4 is on the first post
It seems that ES_Identify patch can be buggy in other IOS than 36. So now Dop-IOS
is able to apply this patch only on IOS36. Thank you for the information, WiiPower.
SD files now are stored on sd:/00000001 and they can be used in other applications.
Now Dop-IOS v4 shows your installed IOS versions!
Just look at the codeWiiPower said:You could use some program with IOS selection menu and identify as SU to test how buggy the identify is. For example fstoolbox:
Yeah, don't worryI trust you. And also... ES_Identify is only important on IOS36, libogc applications are compiled in order to use IOS36 as default (unless you use IOS_Reload(). So we shouldn't care about having the patch on other IOS.
How do you show the installed IOS versions?Cyan said:May I ask what the ES_identify is useful at ?
I'm still on 3.2 and since all is working I didn't follow what identify does, but a friend of mine is on 3.3. She may need it or is that only for AnyRegionChanger?
what does stub means ? IOS51 v4864 (stub)
I installed it with tona shopinstaller, is that a fake version number ?
Could there be a checker for installed IOS bug too ? like ioscheck or signcheck.
Thank you for your work on this.
If you are on 3.2 ES_Identify is already applied on all your IOS. ES_Identify is a function to identify as a superuser, it was patched along trucha bug in 3.4 in all IOS. If you are on 3.4 or 4.0, some applications like Any Title Deleter cannot identify as SU, and some functions give you errors (like trying to uninstall IOS).
IOS51 was once used for Shop Channel, but when Nintendo released 4.0, they replaced IOS51 with an useless IOS in order to free some space. Now Shop Channel uses IOS61. It's not a fake number, it's the real deal. Don' try to install the old version (minus button in Dop-IOS) because it will be useless for you, and you will be only wasting space in your Wii.
QUOTE(WiiPower @ Jul 5 2009, 12:23 PM)
marc_max said:Just look at the codeWiiPower said:How do you show the installed IOS versions?
I get all titles installed on the Wii, then I get TMDs for every IOS (I ignore all other titles). There is a struct called tmd, and one of its variables will give you their version numbers.
I got a part of the code somewhere, unfortunately it was anonymous. Then I modified it for me.