So let me get this straight, whereas Triiforce only allows you to play wiiware games + channels, SNEEK can load the sysmenu of a nand dump via boot2?
metroid4life14 said:So let me get this straight, whereas Triiforce only allows you to play wiiware games + channels, SNEEK can load the sysmenu of a nand dump via boot2?
FenrirWolf said:Also, correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm pretty sure this will let any wii be unbrickable, won't it? Since it runs from MINI it will just start right up for a BootMii/boot2 user from what I understand. Perhaps a console with only BootMii/IOS could install a Preloader to the real NAND, set it to autoboot an app that calls IOS254, causing SNEEK to run from startup with no user interaction. And since all updates would work through the virtual NAND they'd be just as protected as a BootMii/boot2 user.
enlighten me why that might be so :/Det1re said:Althrough the Preloader-way will cause the startup to possibly take forever (depending on the SD card)... yeah, correct.
MINI simply takes longer to operate on some cards. I think it's more stable now, but remember how the first few releases of BootMii would run really fast for some people and terribly slow/not at all for others?Daco said:enlighten me why that might be so :/Det1re said:Althrough the Preloader-way will cause the startup to possibly take forever (depending on the SD card)... yeah, correct.
FenrirWolf said:MINI simply takes longer to operate on some cards. I think it's more stable now, but remember how the first few releases of BootMii would run really fast for some people and terribly slow/not at all for others?Daco said:enlighten me why that might be so :/Det1re said:Althrough the Preloader-way will cause the startup to possibly take forever (depending on the SD card)... yeah, correct.
then the question is : why would it take even longer when using preloader instead of boot2 bootmii directly.. for that 1 sec preloader loads and starts the dol? then another 1/2 of a sec to reload to bootmii? :/Det1re said:FenrirWolf said:MINI simply takes longer to operate on some cards. I think it's more stable now, but remember how the first few releases of BootMii would run really fast for some people and terribly slow/not at all for others?Daco said:enlighten me why that might be so :/Det1re said:Althrough the Preloader-way will cause the startup to possibly take forever (depending on the SD card)... yeah, correct.
Yep. That's most of it. Also SD is a bit slower than NAND.
you forgot SImple FS Dumper that can make a full fs dump ...sk0ld said:A few notes off the top of my head about the last beta build and usage in general.
You're going to want to use your fastest SD card, and speed depends greatly on the amount of content in the FS.
NAND FS dumped using FSToolbox work, as well as crediar's soon to be released FS dumper, and FS extracted from bootmii dumps. If you'd like to use dumps obtained with Waninkoko's FSdumper, you'll need to add what that program misses, specifically the files in /title/00000001/00000002/data/
Updating through the system menu is not only possible, but recommended as older system menu versions have been found to contain major bugs. SD reading is added, and apparently works well, however when loading a title/game via the system menu it hangs.
All system IOS load correctly with patches applied. Waninkoko's and Hermes cIOS fail. Don't kill the messenger. This includes 202, so mplayer_ce is essentially broken. Others have built their own cIOS, but I'm unsure of the modules included. To poorly summarize, newer homebrew works fine, depending of course on the IOS and storage it uses, and how it's implemented.
yup. just delete the data folder for the game and its gone. likewise, you can install preloader, change versions of it, remove it, install channels, region change your nand, etc all with a pcnikeymikey said:i presume i can use a pc to delete them from an emulated nand?
giantpune said:yup. just delete the data folder for the game and its gone. likewise, you can install preloader, change versions of it, remove it, install channels, region change your nand, etc all with a pcnikeymikey said:i presume i can use a pc to delete them from an emulated nand?
Does that mean cIOS199 mods??sk0ld said:A few notes off the top of my head about the last beta build and usage in general.
You're going to want to use your fastest SD card, and speed depends greatly on the amount of content in the FS.
NAND FS dumped using FSToolbox work, as well as crediar's soon to be released FS dumper, and FS extracted from bootmii dumps. If you'd like to use dumps obtained with Waninkoko's FSdumper, you'll need to add what that program misses, specifically the files in /title/00000001/00000002/data/
Updating through the system menu is not only possible, but recommended as older system menu versions have been found to contain major bugs. SD reading is added, and apparently works well, however when loading a title/game via the system menu it hangs.
All system IOS load correctly with patches applied. Waninkoko's and Hermes cIOS fail. Don't kill the messenger. This includes 202, so mplayer_ce is essentially broken. Others have built their own cIOS, but I'm unsure of the modules included. To poorly summarize, newer homebrew works fine, depending of course on the IOS and storage it uses, and how it's implemented.