
There is a bug in how I'm reading the version. I've noticed it before, but forgot to look into it. Thanks for reminding me.QUOTE said:any chance of a linux version in the future WB3000?
The only hope is compiling with Mono, which I've only had a limited success with (even with command line programs).
QUOTEwhen trucha GUI opened it was showing version as 2430
WiiPower said:tj_cool said:they all show in the title database: http://wiibrew.org/wiki/TitleWiiPower said:And you can just download VC/WiiWare from NUS? That confuses me a lot.
so maybe that why NUSD can download them
If you can download and install it, i fear now that this fact is revealed the NUS server as we know it, will soon be shutdown. I really hope there's something missing so you can't install the stuff you loaded from there.

Sonic4Ever said:Doesn't the Wii Shop download the content from NUS aswell?
You can't just make up some ticket and magically be able to decrypt NUS content. Constructing a ticket is only useful if you've got decrypted content that you want to install on the wii.nicksasa said:you know, if you reconstruct another tik file ..... ive done it before it its really hard


sirakain said:Thanks !
Edit : Strange, you can download for free Internet channel ? And ticket isn't missing as for a WW/VC ?
Is it the Full WAD or just an empty WAD ?

Dialexio said:One of the best tools just got extremely better. Probably nothing could top the XML database and patching titles.
I would like to recommend either removing stub IOSes from the database.xml, or at least warn about them. At the time of writing, these are the known stubs: IOS4, IOS10, IOS11 v256, IOS16, IOS20 v256, IOS30 v2816, IOS50 v5120, IOS51 v4864, IOS254. (The ones without versions mean all of their revisions on NUS are stubs.)
Also, I couldn't help but notice BC and MIOS revisions were missing from the default database.xml. The versions for BC (1-100) are 2, 4, and 5. The versions for MIOS (1-101) are 4, 5, 8, and 9.
Keep up the great work!![]()


