FTPii 0.0.18 Release

[WB3000]

ftpii is an FTP server for the Nintendo Wii.

*** USAGE ***

Copy ftpii/ to /apps/ on an SD-card and use The Homebrew Channel,
or load boot.elf using your favourite mechanism (wiiload, Twilight Hack, ISO etc...).

To specify a password via The Homebrew Channel, rename the apps/ftpii directory to apps/ftpii_YourPassword.
To specify a password via wiiload, pass an argument e.g. wiiload boot.elf YourPassword.
To specify a password remotely, use the SITE PASSWD and SITE NOPASSWD commands.

A working DVDx installation is required for the DVD features.

*** HISTORY ***

For subversion changes since 0.0.6, see http://code.google.com/p/ftpii/source/list

Enabled SD Gecko at /gcsda and /gcsdb. (thanks dhewg!)
Added NAND image support at /nand (libnandimg).
Added NAND filesystem support at /isfs (libisfs).
Added detection of device removal and insertion for Front SD, SD Gecko, USB and DVD.
Use transparency in The Homebrew Channel icon. (thanks wilson.p.alex!)

If it supports NAND images, this could be a great way to backup your Wii NAND. I hope DVD dumping WOD support is improved.

Download: FTPii 0.0.18

 

[BrandonG777]

Hey I just updated mine and found a new folder called /wod and inside appears to be an image of the current disc inside my Wii. Can I use this to dump images instead of Wii Dumper. I started downloading and it is damn near twice as fast as Wii Dumper.

 

[WB3000]

Hey I just updated mine and found a new folder called /wod and inside appears to be an image of the current disc inside my Wii. Can I use this to dump images instead of Wii Dumper. I started downloading and it is damn near twice as fast as Wii Dumper.

Definitely. I haven't been able to get it to detect my Wii discs, sadly.

I'm also getting errors on NAND image dumps (they "finish" at only ~250MB). I've filed a Issue Report at the SVN repository regarding it.

If NAND is rewritable, it could be a great backup utility. Browsing the NAND itself is useful, as you don't have to use simplistic programs like the FS Dumper. You can select which files to download.

 

[OSW]

Hey I just updated mine and found a new folder called /wod and inside appears to be an image of the current disc inside my Wii. Can I use this to dump images instead of Wii Dumper. I started downloading and it is damn near twice as fast as Wii Dumper.

How fast? Are you comparing Wii DVD dumper through network aswell?

I get about 475kilobytes/sec using a LAN adapter, and about 300kilobytes/sec using a wireless connection (same for both wiihttpd and dvd dumper).

Hemmm, i wonder if any of FTPii can also create a successful rip of a video dvd

?

 

[xoinx]

i can't seem to see my nand img at all, not sure if i'm doing this right... but /nand just gives the error "no device found".

also /isfs displays /shared1, /sys, /ticket, /import as individual files and not folders... the contents inside cannot be seen, not sure if this is a bug too...

 

[BrandonG777]

Hey I just updated mine and found a new folder called /wod and inside appears to be an image of the current disc inside my Wii. Can I use this to dump images instead of Wii Dumper. I started downloading and it is damn near twice as fast as Wii Dumper.

How fast? Are you comparing Wii DVD dumper through network aswell?

I get about 475kilobytes/sec using a LAN adapter, and about 300kilobytes/sec using a wireless connection (same for both wiihttpd and dvd dumper).

Hemmm, i wonder if any of FTPii can also create a successful rip of a video dvd

?

Was getting like 550kb/s through Wifi. And yes I was comparing Wii Dumper through wifi as well.