Hacking Repairing Nintendont

[JoostinOnline]

You sourpuss, let him try, i see noone else picking up the project.

That's because:

1. Devolution is already available
2. The coding is so fucking messy that it's hard to tell what's going on

At least those were the reasons I didn't work on it much.

 

[WarMachine77]

That's because:

1. Devolution is already available
2. The coding is so fucking messy that it's hard to tell what's going on

At least those were the reasons I didn't work on it much.

Hmmm...the code doesn't seem available otherwise I'd take a look. If a team were to comment it with you, would that help you out? It seems like you know what you're doing (with Wiicraft and all)

 

[Cyan]

Any reason why? Has anybody asked him for it since he released the source code? It seems unusual to release one but not the other.

Maybe because the sources are available, and anybody can do the changes themselves. If he wanted to share it, he would have done it already.
I only mentioned sneek to let users know it's possible do it if they really want to, not to ask him to release his own version.

 

[WarMachine77]

Maybe because the sources are available, and anybody can do the changes themselves. If he wanted to share it, he would have done it already.
I only mentioned sneek to let users know it's possible do it if they really want to, not to ask him to release his own version.

That's fair, though could you point me in the right direction? I can't download the source code for nintendont from his website (let alone figure out what to do here), and would it be practical to use SNEEK at all on vWii?

 

[Cyan]

to download svn sources from repository, you need to install a svn client.
slick svn or Tortoise svn if you are on windows.
Then create a folder where you want to store the sources and do a checkout command with the given url.

 

[WarMachine77]

to download svn sources from repository, you need to install a svn client.
slick svn or Tortoise svn if you are on windows.
Then create a folder where you want to store the sources and do a checkout command with the given url.

But, am I mistaken in thinking that it would be read-only? That's what I'm reading but I have been awake for many hours. Not only that, but I was wondering...since many of the examples are down...is there a way to extract the contents of boot.dol and open in Programmer's Notepad ? Not particularly for this since the sources are already there, I mean for other programs.

 

[JoostinOnline]

Hmmm...the code doesn't seem available otherwise I'd take a look. If a team were to comment it with you, would that help you out? It seems like you know what you're doing (with Wiicraft and all)

I'm not interested in working on another project. Besides, Devolution plays GC games from USB and SD already.

 

[Cyan]

It's not possible to get sources in its original written language from a binary executable.

 

[Super.Nova]

Godspeed, my good friend!

 

[WarMachine77]

It's not possible to get sources in its original written language from a binary executable.

Thanks for the response.

I have found this (the open source bluetooth stack that was used in Devo)

http://ibluetoothproject.googlecode.com/svn-history/r8/branches/HID/src/hci.c

Maybe I've found something already posted, but it's a start I guess...I hope..

 

[Bryon15]

That's because:

1. Devolution is already available
2. The coding is so fucking messy that it's hard to tell what's going on

At least those were the reasons I didn't work on it much.

Devolution is good. But I really hate that stupid disc verification thing. I can't play fire emblem path of radiance because I lost my disc.

 

[the_randomizer]

*Removed post*

 

[pwsincd]

A lost disc does not constitute a right to piracy . You lost a disc its what they call tough shit . But I under stand how that phrase is usually a smoke screen .

On topic . Good luck op.

 

[ultrad00m]

Thanks for the response.

I have found this (the open source bluetooth stack that was used in Devo)

http://ibluetoothproject.googlecode.com/svn-history/r8/branches/HID/src/hci.c

Maybe I've found something already posted, but it's a start I guess...I hope..

Great find! Thanks for this source, looks like a good source to use and or build off of.

 

[Alexander Prime]

While C languages are a bit outside my experience, I've been doing UX design for about five years now and graphics a good deal longer, and I'm willing to pick up a new language to help with those. Lemme know if you get a decent build working and you need an extra pair of hands to help it look nice.

 

[darkseekerliu]

Hope you the best man! I'm looking forward on what will come from this attempt!

 

[naxil]

hello iam wii owner (not wiiU), that dol is FULL DEBUG enable https://www.mediafire.com/?3jltzu2x1hh9xms (crediar giveme that, and is possible make it from source as well)
Now i have -1 kernel error on my wii, i haven't usbgecko but a good debug log (complete debug with dump) can helpme for solve this problem... please if some people have wii and usbgecko (and the horrible -1kernel error) please sendme the debug dump of the error!

 

[ultrad00m]

Any thoughts on Libwiigui(Wiibrew.org)?

 

[Maxternal]

Any thoughts on Libwiigui(Wiibrew.org)?

It's used by a lot of homebrew with nicer looking GUI's. Never used it myself but seems like it might be a good place to start for the interface part you wanted to do.

 

[ultrad00m]

It's used by a lot of homebrew with nicer looking GUI's. Never used it myself but seems like it might be a good place to start for the interface part you wanted to do.

Alright, great to know Google hasn't let me down again. Thanks for the info.