I GIVE UP, the stupid wad unpacker can't find the damn common-key, and it already is at C:\Documents and Settings\USERNAME\.wii\, i don't know what to do anymore, can someone help me?
creffca said:
i am using the latest version, it does make a wad, but the wad can't be decrypted by Wadtool and won't install (gives error -4100 ret)
If you edit the title.tik in hex editor BEFORE packing the wad, it'll get past the ticket error...
at offset 0x01d1 change the value to 01 AC E5 E3 8E 4C 68
this will (hopefully) fix the ticket error (-4100), but afterwards I still get a title error.... (2100)
Btw if i'm wrong i'm sorry. I'm just stating my assumptions...
at offset 0x01d1 change the value to 01 AC E5 E3 8E 4C 68
this will (hopefully) fix the ticket error (-4100), but afterwards I still get a title error.... (2100)
Btw if i'm wrong i'm sorry. I'm just stating my assumptions...
blu9987 said:
Wow, you seem pretty determined to get an injected wad working. Have you tried the obvious and installing your host wad without any injection or tampering just to verify that it works?
Just tested and yes it works without any injection.
I'll try editing the title.tmd to see if i can get it working for my injection
I'll try editing the title.tmd to see if i can get it working for my injection
I've been playing around with this (it's working), and I have a couple questions.
Determined to find a WAD that runs Banjo-Kazooie, I was about to inject it into all of the N64 WADs that are out before I remembered the play history that's on the Wii Message Board. The WAD Uninstaller removes all files from the WADs, but it still displays your play time on that channel on the play history. I don't own the Virtual Console game that I'm injecting games into, Sin & Punishment. I'm not actually playing Sin & Punishment, only injecting and playing games I already own into it. But like I said, I don't own Sin & Punishment on the Virtual Console. What I'm asking is can Nintendo check your play history for games you don't own and do something like disconnect you from the Wii online services? I want to know I'm completely safe before trying Banjo in every N64 WAD currently out.
Also, on the injection compatibility list, is the "Region" column for the injected ROM, or the host WAD?
Thanks!
Determined to find a WAD that runs Banjo-Kazooie, I was about to inject it into all of the N64 WADs that are out before I remembered the play history that's on the Wii Message Board. The WAD Uninstaller removes all files from the WADs, but it still displays your play time on that channel on the play history. I don't own the Virtual Console game that I'm injecting games into, Sin & Punishment. I'm not actually playing Sin & Punishment, only injecting and playing games I already own into it. But like I said, I don't own Sin & Punishment on the Virtual Console. What I'm asking is can Nintendo check your play history for games you don't own and do something like disconnect you from the Wii online services? I want to know I'm completely safe before trying Banjo in every N64 WAD currently out.
Also, on the injection compatibility list, is the "Region" column for the injected ROM, or the host WAD?
Thanks!
Well Der Langrisser (1.1 translation) injected into DKC 2 works perfectly for me
although I do most of it manually with hex editor. I remove rom header if preset, pad rom to 4194304 bytes, and inject at offset 0x0c0800 in DKC2, then rename channel in 00000000.app and correct SHA1 hashes in .tmd file. Also change ID in .tik and .tmd
Out of all the SNES roms ive tried the only snes roms that havent worked are, Super Mario RPG and Kirby's Dreamland 3 (both SA-1), terranigma (no sound) and Seiken Densetsu 3 (random crashes?)
If you have a NTSC wii, make sure you're using the NTSC version of DKC2
Out of all the SNES roms ive tried the only snes roms that havent worked are, Super Mario RPG and Kirby's Dreamland 3 (both SA-1), terranigma (no sound) and Seiken Densetsu 3 (random crashes?)
If you have a NTSC wii, make sure you're using the NTSC version of DKC2
If you have problems with key, try putting it in .wii folder and the folder where you installed injectuwad.
also, the name should be common-key without any extensions
also, the name should be common-key without any extensions
Stev418,
Seeing as your good with hex editing - do you know how to change the name of the save file - they all read Donkey Kong Country 2 - also the banner tool doesn't change all the titles.
Seeing as your good with hex editing - do you know how to change the name of the save file - they all read Donkey Kong Country 2 - also the banner tool doesn't change all the titles.
well it seems to be the hex just after IMET in the 00000000.app file, although when ive mucked with this, I get a bad install (just a ? in wii memory management) thats probably why banner tool doesnt touch that one. I might have another play around later on.
One thing I would like to know is how to convert the 00000005.app file size into a hex value, I know that the 8 bytes just before the SHA1 hash is the size, so i want to know if i change the size of the 00000005.app file how do I come to a hex value to insert to those 8 bytes. Anyone know?
One thing I would like to know is how to convert the 00000005.app file size into a hex value, I know that the 8 bytes just before the SHA1 hash is the size, so i want to know if i change the size of the 00000005.app file how do I come to a hex value to insert to those 8 bytes. Anyone know?
stev418 said:
Not sure if I'm understanding your question. Are you just wanting the new file size in hex? If so just open your edited 00000005.app file and copy the last offset to that 8 byte location in the .tmd. So let's say the last offset was 0x30F8A, you'd place 03 0F 8A into the 8 byte location.
yes, pretty much. For example the hex value for 00000005.app with size of 10,782,092 bytes is 00 00 00 00 00 A4 85 8C if I understand correctly?
So if i have a file size of say 12,323,098 for 00000005.app how would I arrive at the correct hex value? Just might be habdy to know, just might not be
So if i have a file size of say 12,323,098 for 00000005.app how would I arrive at the correct hex value? Just might be habdy to know, just might not be
stev418 said:yes, pretty much. For example the hex value for 00000005.app with size of 10,782,092 bytes is 00 00 00 00 00 A4 85 8C if I understand correctly?
So if i have a file size of say 12,323,098 for 00000005.app how would I arrive at the correct hex value? Just might be habdy to know, just might not be
If you want you can just use the windows calculator. Put it in view->Scientific mode, type your file size in dec, then click the hex radio button. 12,323,098=0xA4858C. That address space in .tmd is 8 bytes though, so it looks like 00 00 00 00 00 A4 85 8C.
Miles said:
did you read the whole post? i said that the wads don't install, they give error -4100 ret.
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