Hacking [OLD] Loadiine backup loader for WiiU 5.3.2 ONLY (NO 5.4 NO 5.5!)
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You can run it with any server that allows traffic from your local network to access it. I run a server off my android phone so I don't need to keep my computer on
What`s the right path?
SD:\wiiu\games\Yoshi's Woolly World\code\ or
SDCARD/wiiu/games/MyApplication/code/my_application.rpx
Insert 2 games, zelda and mario world 3D with this path SDCARD/wiiu/games/MyApplication/code
but just zelda can be loaded. What`s wrong way that I`ve done.
what the best way to add game into the folder
can you tell me guys? thank you
SD:\wiiu\games\Yoshi's Woolly World\code\ or
SDCARD/wiiu/games/MyApplication/code/my_application.rpx
Insert 2 games, zelda and mario world 3D with this path SDCARD/wiiu/games/MyApplication/code
but just zelda can be loaded. What`s wrong way that I`ve done.
what the best way to add game into the folder
can you tell me guys? thank you
SUCCESS!!
Things i was doing wrong trying to run the kernel exploit:
- Changing the payload file (theres a lot around) because it didn't work a couple times.
- Not going to System Settings everytime i tried.
The file that works "consistently" for me (EU) is the one on this topic!! Thanks a bunch!
The rest was super smooth and was playin in one minute (homework pays off).
Woooohooooo!!
Things i was doing wrong trying to run the kernel exploit:
- Changing the payload file (theres a lot around) because it didn't work a couple times.
- Not going to System Settings everytime i tried.
The file that works "consistently" for me (EU) is the one on this topic!! Thanks a bunch!
The rest was super smooth and was playin in one minute (homework pays off).
Woooohooooo!!
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around 50MB per file.
if you have 40MB rpl + 30MB rpl, that's fine, the total is 70 but each files are lower than 50 (or 54 I don't remember the exact size).
Are there rpl over 50MB? Mario party is marked as 112MB but it's the total size. could someone separate the rpl size on the wiki?
Should we only list the largest rpl?
Also, I still don't understand the whole "each file must be under X size, not all files must be x size together" thing. Seems like it'd start overwriting other loaded modules eventually (like mario party since it has 100+MB of RPLs ) if we only have so much space to use, unless the system handles it beyond the loading point.
nope the RPL sizes for MP10 are actually quite small, and afaik its just each mini game has its own small rpl, so all of them shouldn't really be loaded at the same time
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I don't know what's more interesting for the developers. dimok will tell us if he prefer the biggest or all of them.
I guess they are not modules, but executable (they are all elf files).
Like gamesquest1 said, each mini-games have his own executable in mario party 10, the console reloads the needed one, not all at the same time.
Loadiine have 50MB to store the currently loaded rpx/rpl file.
Surely not every game works this way though. As far as I know rpl can be a library or its own executable. Just like a dll.
Hey guys,
I made a rather small change in the loader code 5 days ago and commited it but I forgot to push it. This change corrects the loader behaviour. Its very likely that it won't change anything on the compatibility because loader code was almost correct. This change is rather for developers as this makes the loader code a lot better understandable, the code size is smaller and it makes it also a lot easier to port to older system menu version (if anyone wants to do it). I pushed it just now as I noticed that I didnt do it before. Like I said its a small change and I am working on something bigger now but that might take some time and of that I didnt have much in the past days.
There is another small change that can be done to increase the compatibility with some games that load RPL functions as imported (during RPX loading). Those RPLs need to be preloaded into memory during the menu where the game is selected (as it is done with the RPX too). Though I didnt get to it myself yet and maybe someone else wants to do it? It requires use of zlib to uncompress the RPX and check the imported section for the RPL that it requires. Will do it myself eventually if no one has it done by the time I am finished with my other stuff.
I made a rather small change in the loader code 5 days ago and commited it but I forgot to push it. This change corrects the loader behaviour. Its very likely that it won't change anything on the compatibility because loader code was almost correct. This change is rather for developers as this makes the loader code a lot better understandable, the code size is smaller and it makes it also a lot easier to port to older system menu version (if anyone wants to do it). I pushed it just now as I noticed that I didnt do it before. Like I said its a small change and I am working on something bigger now but that might take some time and of that I didnt have much in the past days.
There is another small change that can be done to increase the compatibility with some games that load RPL functions as imported (during RPX loading). Those RPLs need to be preloaded into memory during the menu where the game is selected (as it is done with the RPX too). Though I didnt get to it myself yet and maybe someone else wants to do it? It requires use of zlib to uncompress the RPX and check the imported section for the RPL that it requires. Will do it myself eventually if no one has it done by the time I am finished with my other stuff.
Has anyone got any idea how to do this as Dimok mentioned up above?:-
There is another small change that can be done to increase the compatibility with some games that load RPL functions as imported (during RPX loading). Those RPLs need to be preloaded into memory during the menu where the game is selected (as it is done with the RPX too). Though I didnt get to it myself yet and maybe someone else wants to do it? It requires use of zlib to uncompress the RPX and check the imported section for the RPL that it requires. Will do it myself eventually if no one has it done by the time I am finished with my other stuff.
I think with this method Mario Party 10 should work OK but I'm not sure what to do. I have downloaded zlib but not have a clue how to work it on Windows 8.1???
There is another small change that can be done to increase the compatibility with some games that load RPL functions as imported (during RPX loading). Those RPLs need to be preloaded into memory during the menu where the game is selected (as it is done with the RPX too). Though I didnt get to it myself yet and maybe someone else wants to do it? It requires use of zlib to uncompress the RPX and check the imported section for the RPL that it requires. Will do it myself eventually if no one has it done by the time I am finished with my other stuff.
I think with this method Mario Party 10 should work OK but I'm not sure what to do. I have downloaded zlib but not have a clue how to work it on Windows 8.1???
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