GBAtemp Exclusive: WiiScrubber

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The "kittens" of "ebony" color have a wiscrubbed version of wiichess up now
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pretty cool
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Those "dark felines" work fast, don't they?
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Well I don't happy with this... I really wish & hope that the dumper Groups will NEVER use this, and just releases the UNTOUCHED DUMP ISO to the public!!
 
Well I don't happy with this... I really wish & hope that the dumper Groups will NEVER use this, and just releases the UNTOUCHED DUMP ISO to the public!!

Well, we can all be happy. Let me copy-paste myself from another forum and save some typing
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Those with an original dump only need to:
-make a copy of their untouched .iso
-run wiiscrub on the copy
-run an automatic patcher generator to generate the differences between the untouched and the wiiscrubbed one (keeping the differences of the untouched one, of course ) The resulting "patch" would be the size of the original minus aprox. the size of the real data inside.
-compress the wiiscrub .iso with say winrar and release it.
-compress the patch data (diff) with say winrar (
 
Well I don't happy with this... I really wish & hope that the dumper Groups will NEVER use this, and just releases the UNTOUCHED DUMP ISO to the public!!


Well, we can all be happy. Let me copy-paste myself from another forum and save some typing
biggrin.gif


Those with an original dump only need to:
-make a copy of their untouched .iso
-run wiiscrub on the copy
-run an automatic patcher generator to generate the differences between the untouched and the wiiscrubbed one (keeping the differences of the untouched one, of course ) The resulting "patch" would be the size of the original minus aprox. the size of the real data inside.
-compress the wiiscrub .iso with say winrar and release it.
-compress the patch data (diff) with say winrar (
 
Well I don't happy with this... I really wish & hope that the dumper Groups will NEVER use this, and just releases the UNTOUCHED DUMP ISO to the public!!


Oh yeah, because downloading 4 gigs of data for a 500 megabyte game makes SO MUCH SENSE.

I don't think you're at all familiar with the OCD-like behavior of release groups.

It's gotta be clean, it's gotta be proper, regardless of the cost.
 
No, what you're describing are rom collecting chimps who lack the technical understanding to realize that just because something is different does not make it bad.
 
Well, we can all be happy. Let me copy-paste myself from another forum and save some typing
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Those with an original dump only need to:
-make a copy of their untouched .iso
-run wiiscrub on the copy
-run an automatic patcher generator to generate the differences between the untouched and the wiiscrubbed one (keeping the differences of the untouched one, of course ) The resulting "patch" would be the size of the original minus aprox. the size of the real data inside.
-compress the wiiscrub .iso with say winrar and release it.
-compress the patch data (diff) with say winrar (
 
I just realize this is really handy for my Harddisk space to
Because I never throw away downloads and I rather buy a new harddisk then format it
 
Well, we can all be happy. Let me copy-paste myself from another forum and save some typing
biggrin.gif


Those with an original dump only need to:
-make a copy of their untouched .iso
-run wiiscrub on the copy
-run an automatic patcher generator to generate the differences between the untouched and the wiiscrubbed one (keeping the differences of the untouched one, of course ) The resulting "patch" would be the size of the original minus aprox. the size of the real data inside.
-compress the wiiscrub .iso with say winrar and release it.
-compress the patch data (diff) with say winrar (
 
I'd rather get one small file and then grab the larger file if I need it.

Really, why bother with all the garbage?

EDIT: It's mainly for HD space issues. I could care less if it took less time to download. I plan on trimming everything once all the bugs are worked out.
 

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