Hacking Quick question about SNEEK.

[MLRX]

WAT
i thought it reads the active..

 

[moosehunter]

Nope

 

[MLRX]

damn...

so sneek is slower than uneek?

 

[moosehunter]

Yep, the slowness is the reason I didn't use SNEEK+DI full-time until UNEEK+DI was released

 

[longtom1]

Yep, the slowness is the reason I didn't use SNEEK+DI full-time until UNEEK+DI was released

+ sd access for homebrew and apps is a must

 

[moosehunter]

Yep, the slowness is the reason I didn't use SNEEK+DI full-time until UNEEK+DI was released

+ sd access for homebrew and apps is a must

SNEEK allows sd access for homebrew, you just can't use the sd card with the Wii Menu

 

[longtom1]

I know but it sometimes breaks the nand on the card

 

[moosehunter]

I know but it sometimes breaks the nand on the card

hmm... Never had that problem

 

[MLRX]

lol well i just destoryed everything on my hard drive on accident without making a backup... so tada!!... at least now i have no GPT Protection on the first partition.

oh. another thing, can i use usbloader gx or configurable usbloader with uneek?

 

[moosehunter]

lol well i just destoryed everything on my hard driveon accented without making a backup... so tada!!... at least now i have no GPT Protection on the first partion.

oh. another thing, can i use usbloader gx or configurable usbloader with uneek?

As of now, no. But there's not really any need for them seeing how SNEEK+DI/UNEEK+DI is a USB loader (just press 1 on the system menu). And pretty much any program will see the currently selected game as if it's disc was actually in the drive.

Edit: Actually with a few small modifications, you could make it work with giantpune's usb loaders that he made for SNEEK+DI/UNEEK+DI. You might not even need any modifications.

 

[MLRX]

lol well i just destoryed everything on my hard driveon accented without making a backup... so tada!!... at least now i have no GPT Protection on the first partion.

oh. another thing, can i use usbloader gx or configurable usbloader with uneek?

As of now, no. But there's not really any need for them seeing how SNEEK+DI/UNEEK+DI is a USB loader (just press 1 on the system menu). And pretty much any program will see the currently selected game as if it's disc was actually in the drive.

Edit: Actually with a few small modifications, you could make it work with giantpune's usb loaders that he made for SNEEK+DI/UNEEK+DI. You might not even need any modifications.

how would i do that?

 

[MLRX]

Game saves are part of the NAND and yes they will be saved there. You can copy them back to the real NAND easily enough with savegamemanagergx and some directory renaming

Ok how do i do this

 

[NReale3370]

savegamemanagergx doesn't let you copy a save to the NAND unless there's already a save file there to overwrite, so first you gotta play the game on the real NAND. After that use savegamemanagergx to back up that save onto your sd card. now just copy the saves from the same folder in the title folder of the SNEEK NAND to that folder and use savegamemanager to copy it back to the real NAND

 

[snake32493]

WiiJManager takes forever to convert into SNEEK format, Is their a faster way?

 

[longtom1]

I just use discex from the googlecode site it's quite quick but never used WiijManager so wouldn't know

 

[MLRX]

yea discex is wayyyyy faster than WiijManager and discex tell you everything thats dumping

also can some please help me. im got a brand new clean 4.2 raw nand dump (got it from auto nus downloader) and i installed the homebrew channel 1.0.7 (using bluedump alpha 3 and then installing to the clean nand) and now the homebrew channel wont load my usbdrive for apps but uneek + di loads it for games

 

[NReale3370]

the DI sneeks block access to the usb drive because its being used as the disc

 

[MLRX]

even with uneek+di? so i cant use wiimc to play movies off my usb hardd-drive?

 

[NReale3370]

wiimc probably won't work in SNEEK/UNEEK anyway, use switch2sneek to boot back to the regular NAND for wiimc watching

 

[MLRX]

wth. now my regular nand isnt even working with my usb hard drive