Hacking Loadiine self-hosted on ezShare Wifi micro-SD card adapter

[AceLighting]

Sorry to disturb but had a question
so using a ez share would increase chances of success while launching the kernal ?
thinking of getting one
thanks

 

[ajd4096]

Sorry to disturb but had a question
so using a ez share would increase chances of success while launching the kernal ?
thinking of getting one
thanks

No, the sd card's http server is fairly slow. (I only use it when I'm not home, one less thing to carry.)
If you have laptop/desktop available, it is better to run a http server on that.

 

[Net-KILLER]

No, the sd card's http server is fairly slow. (I only use it when I'm not home, one less thing to carry.)
If you have laptop/desktop available, it is better to run a http server on that.

I recommend hosting via Android phone/tablet

 

[Deleted-355425]

I recommend hosting via Android phone/tablet

I use the ezshare card and it boots first time 90% of the time for me.

 

[wurstpistole]

Stuff like this is needed, because nobody truly understands how the Wii U's automatic updates work. It's hard to even trust DNS, with a few users saying it didn't work for them. Someone please invent a new (Free) method to prevent updates!

Block access to Nintendo update servers in your router, done.

 

[ajd4096]

Block access to Nintendo update servers in your router, done.

And when you take your WiiU round to your mate's place, "done" takes on a whole new meaning.

 

[wurstpistole]

And when you take your WiiU round to your mate's place, "done" takes on a whole new meaning.

Then just don't connect to the Web on your mates place. Done.

 

[ajd4096]

Then just don't connect to the Web on your mates place. Done.

Which is *exactly* the whole point of using a stand-alone web server to self-host exploits. This is the smallest/simplest solution to do that.

 

[wurstpistole]

Jup, it's a nice idea of course. I'm on 5.5 so no input from me at this point, but let's see how I will solve the issue once iosu drops.

 

[piratesephiroth]

I use the ezshare card and it boots first time 90% of the time for me.

I get a kinda shitty success rate with my ez share adapter when I try Loadiine GX2.
Way worse than when I use a phone.
EDIT: It seems it got better when I started loading payload532.html directly.

 

[emuman100]

I get a kinda shitty success rate with my ez share adapter when I try Loadiine GX2.
Way worse than when I use a phone.
EDIT: It seems it got better when I started loading payload532.html directly.

I still use Loadiine v4. Loadiine GX2 does not add any better compatibility, so I never saw a reason to change. I don't need a pretty menu or fancy icons, just the games to work. I've been using the ezcard for almost a month and it has worked perfectly for me.

 

[Deleted-355425]

I still use Loadiine v4. Loadiine GX2 does not add any better compatibility, so I never saw a reason to change. I don't need a pretty menu or fancy icons, just the games to work. I've been using the ezcard for almost a month and it has worked perfectly for me.

completely agree with you on that one, i just use loadiine 4

 

[piratesephiroth]

Nah I need the fancy icons.

BTW have you guys tested to see if the ezshare adapter's 32GB size limitation is real or it's something like the 3DS, that actually acceptts larger cards as long as they're formatted in FAT32?

 

[emuman100]

I never tried, but I heard it won't work with higher than 64 GB. Always format it to FAT 32. I just keep my ezcard in my sd card adapter. It only has to be powered up when you run the exploit. I use a 128 GB sd card for Loadiine.

 

[ajd4096]

Nah I need the fancy icons.

BTW have you guys tested to see if the ezshare adapter's 32GB size limitation is real or it's something like the 3DS, that actually acceptts larger cards as long as they're formatted in FAT32?

I have a few 64G cards which the ezshare doesn't recognise. I think it only supports SDHC, not SDXC.

 

[piratesephiroth]

I have a few 64G cards which the ezshare doesn't recognise. I think it only supports SDHC, not SDXC.

Even when formatted to FAT32?

 

[ajd4096]

Even when formatted to FAT32?

Doh! I never thought of that!. Wow, FAT32! I might even try FAT33!

 

[piratesephiroth]

Doh! I never thought of that!. Wow, FAT32! I might even try FAT33!

Well, there aren't even any SDXC Wi-fi SD Cards so yeah that was a far-fetched suggestion.

 

[CableLeecher]

Nah I need the fancy icons.

BTW have you guys tested to see if the ezshare adapter's 32GB size limitation is real or it's something like the 3DS, that actually acceptts larger cards as long as they're formatted in FAT32?

Well it doesn't work with cards larger than 32GB.
As soon as a larger card is inserted in the ez Share Adapter the Wifi-Function is disabled. It works like a regular SDXC MicroSD to SD-Adapter then.
64GB and 128GB MicroSDs are recognized without any problem but the mentioned Webserver is disabled.
It's a pitty that no Wi-Fi SDXC Cards/Adapters exist.

Cheers, CableLeecher

 

[salvatore]

Hi
sameone have tested this card? http://coolpile.com/gadgets-magazine/microsd-adapter-wifi-super-powers

i have buy one and don't know if this card can woork as ezshare
thsnks