Hacking Front SD visible on the network?

[Steven85]

My question is simple -really: Is there any utility (for Zelda-hacked wii) that makes the front SD (when there is an SD card in the machine, while it's working) visible on the network (e.g. as a network place in Win XP)? If not, is there any alternative way for this to happen?

Thanks

 

[djdynamite123]

FTPii http://wiibrew.org/wiki/Homebrew_apps/FTPii
Also you can send .dol files over the network to "test try out" via TCPLoad etc

 

[zerof]

What are you trying to do exactly?

 

[djdynamite123]

Sounds like he just want's to send things to his SD & Back? If so use FTPii, and grap a free FTP client of your choice.

 

[zerof]

Sounds like he just want's to send things to his SD & Back? If so use FTPii, and grap a free FTP client of your choice.

Yea probably.

 

[djdynamite123]

Sounds like he just want's to send things to his SD & Back? If so use FTPii, and grap a free FTP client of your choice.

Yea probably.

Can't make questions more clearer to answer can they hehe

 

[zerof]

Sounds like he just want's to send things to his SD & Back? If so use FTPii, and grap a free FTP client of your choice.

Yea probably.

Can't make questions more clearer to answer can they hehe

Just a little more info, maybe.

 

[madtamski]

I'm thinking he's looking for a way to map his wii's SD slot to a drive.

Would be nice, means no FTP proggie is required to browse/add/delete the contents of the SD card.

 

[Steven85]

I'm too lazy to pop in (and then again out) the SD card, all the time. There, here's your info.

The FTP server would be great, thanks djdynamite123

@madtamski: Indeed if the SD card was to be recognized as a disk, things would be a lot simpler, but apparently -as I can gather- no such thing exists. The FTP servers is still great though.

 

[djdynamite123]

The FTP server would be great, thanks djdynamite123

hehe, even with the most dimmest of info i can work out what you want

just read the page i linked you to for FTPii, and configure your FTP Client on your PC...sorted!