Ah In that case then I stand corrected. Excellent I may well find myself finally using the preloader tool after all.
1ronlung said:An uninstall this time round would be nice
piratesmack said:1ronlung said:An uninstall this time round would be nice
Definitely
Does anyone know a way to completely remove preloader 0.29 with no files left behind?
I searched and searched, but couldn't find anything on deleting that renamed System Menu dol
Darkzero51521 said:lol, I feel dumb because I dont understand why you would want to remove the System Menu.
Darkzero51521 said:lol, I feel dumb because I dont understand why you would want to remove the System Menu.
blitzxp said:i've always wondered the same thing..
if you install preloader it will rename the system menu, and preloader will become the main boot.dol
if you reinstall the system menu, it'll replace the main boot.dol, so there are now 2 copies of the system menu, the one renamed by preloader, and the new one .. is that right?
i guess if you reinstall preloader, it'll rename/replace the previously renamed system menu ..
does it work that way ??
piratesmack said:Darkzero51521 said:lol, I feel dumb because I dont understand why you would want to remove the System Menu.
I think he was just showing that the new preloader can run without the System Menu.
So if the System Menu gets screwed up, preloader can boot into the homebrew channel and save your Wii
Ga1l0w said:HyperHacker // Mar 15, 2009 at 9:56 amDarkzero51521 said:lol, I feel dumb because I dont understand why you would want to remove the System Menu.
Nobody wants to. But If you really messed up and your system menu was corrupt ect, you can now recover. The whole point of the vid is showing that preloader has evolved into ...bootmii. Almost. I assume this won't work on the new wiis?
Well, not really into BootMii, but the brick protection equivalent to that of BootMii. BootMii is more than just brick protection. I quote http://hackmii.com/2009/02/why-the-wii-wil...r/#comment-4419
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You know, Nintendo may not be able to improve their architecture, but we can improve ours. Using signing bugs and/or BootMii we can run our own IOS, and much of the Starlet is now documented on Wiibrew. We could write a homebrew IOS, that would automatically be loaded and used by libOGC.
Writing our own IOS means we could do it the way Nintendo should have, and thus be able implement nice things like new devices (Kwiirk just released a hacked IOS with USB2 support), in-game menus, etc that would work in all homebrew apps (as long as they used a recent enough version of libOGC), while not breaking compatibility with older/official apps.
If we passed it pointers to our display lists and/or frame buffers, and notified it when we were about to execute/swap them, it’d even be able to draw to the screen.
The only big downside I can see to this is you’d have to be able to install and run a custom IOS, which would require at least patching current IOSes to remove the signature check, and perhaps other patches on new consoles.
marcan // Mar 15, 2009 at 12:10 pm
@HyperHacker:
You just described what BootMii is about. Said “homebrew IOS” already exists, and even recently got a name: Mini (Mini Is Not IOS). It’s the Starlet code that will ship with BootMii.
blitzxp said:piratesmack said:1ronlung said:An uninstall this time round would be nice
Definitely
Does anyone know a way to completely remove preloader 0.29 with no files left behind?
I searched and searched, but couldn't find anything on deleting that renamed System Menu dol
i've always wondered the same thing..
if you install preloader it will rename the system menu, and preloader will become the main boot.dol
if you reinstall the system menu, it'll replace the main boot.dol, so there are now 2 copies of the system menu, the one renamed by preloader, and the new one .. is that right?
i guess if you reinstall preloader, it'll rename/replace the previously renamed system menu ..
does it work that way ??
jd506 said:There's no available software or current way to remove the renamed system menu created by Preloader.