Hacking SNEEK v2

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FenrirWolf said:
longtom1 said:
nope just updated mine to r32 and it's just a missing file from the di folder update still compiles the same for me

for the devkitpro environments check this out
Did that, and am still getting the same old "Set WIIDEV in your environment" error. Good grief.
my WIIDEV=/c/devkitpro/


I'm getting there can hear hard drive activity but just get black screen must be the way I edit the games
 
Wow, I swear setting the environment just made things worse instead of better. Now whenever I try to compile any of the modules (es, fs, and di), I get this error:

Code:
make: *** No rule to make target `c:\devkitpro\devkitarm\bin\../lib/gcc/arm-eabi
/4.4.2/include/stdarg.h', needed by `string.d'.ÂÂStop.
]

EDIT: Solved this one by renaming C:\devkitPro\devkitARM\lib\gcc\arm-eabi\4.4.3 to C:\devkitPro\devkitARM\lib\gcc\arm-eabi\4.4.2

But make mini-tree-mod has something new to say:

Code:
ÂÂASSEMBLEÂÂstart.S
make: /c/devkitPro/devkitARM/bin/armeb-eabi-gcc: Command not found
make: *** [start.o] Error 127

I think SNEEK hates me. And you'll all hate me and my incessant problems before we're though. XD
 
FenrirWolf said:
Wow, I swear setting the environment just made things worse instead of better. Now whenever I try to compile any of the modules (es, fs, and di), I get this error:

Code:
make: *** No rule to make target `c:\devkitpro\devkitarm\bin\../lib/gcc/arm-eabi
/4.4.2/include/stdarg.h', needed by `string.d'.ÂÂStop.
]

EDIT: Solved this one by renaming C:\devkitPro\devkitARM\lib\gcc\arm-eabi\4.4.3 to C:\devkitPro\devkitARM\lib\gcc\arm-eabi\4.4.2

But make mini-tree-mod has something new to say:

Code:
ÂÂASSEMBLEÂÂstart.S
make: /c/devkitPro/devkitARM/bin/armeb-eabi-gcc: Command not found
make: *** [start.o] Error 127

I think SNEEK hates me. And you'll all hate me and my incessant problems before we're though. XD

Yeah, you have to edit starlet.mk to say
PREFIX = $(WIIDEV)/bin/arm-eabi-
instead of
PREFIX = $(WIIDEV)/bin/armeb-eabi-

But the compiled boot2.bin won't do anything for me. It just black screens.
 
moosehunter said:
Yeah, you have to edit starlet.mk to say
PREFIX = $(WIIDEV)/bin/arm-eabi-
instead of
PREFIX = $(WIIDEV)/bin/armeb-eabi-

But the compiled boot2.bin won't do anything for me. It just black screens.
Yup, that was the key. The sucker finally compiled. Guess I'll test it out and see if I black screen or not.
 
Okay, last freaking question: When it comes to the game partition that you want to play, am I supposed to extract the unencrypted partition and then rebuild it with PartitionBuilder, or am I supposed to save the unencrypted partition? Because when I choose "save" in either the encrypted or unencrypted partition submenus it tells me that the output file will be encrypted regardless of which I choose.
 
Save it unenencrypted. For some reason WiiScrubber puts (crypted) at the end of the filename. Then open the partition in a hex editor and scroll down to 0x20000, select and delete everything that comes before the title id and save that as your part.bin.
 
Ah, cool. Unfortunately I'm not sure this will work for Metroid Prime Trilogy since the partition looks like it will be well over 4GB. Not sure trimming it will do anything either.
 
cwstjdenobs said:
Save it unenencrypted. For some reason WiiScrubber puts (crypted) at the end of the filename. Then open the partition in a hex editor and scroll down to 0x20000, select and delete everything that comes before the title id and save that as your part.bin.
what hex editor are you using??
 
cwstjdenobs said:
Search for the titleid a couple of times, it's not the first time it comes up. At offset 0x20000.
thanks got it working how do you select a different game do you have to edit and recompile or is there a way to change from sneek
 
ive changed my version to read a txt file from the root of the usb drive with a game to default to. and whenever you use the command to change games, it rewrites that file. and if that file is not found, or if it cant load the game in the file, it just defaults to wii sports.

you still need to use some homebrew to change the game. even if you make it where you can change the game by clicking a different channel on the system menu, you can only have 43 games that way.
 
"Only full FS dumps work with SNEEK, some dumpers skip IOSs or data folders. The system menu won't load without a setting.txt present."

where should be the setting.txt file?
 
Levente said:
"Only full FS dumps work with SNEEK, some dumpers skip IOSs or data folders. The system menu won't load without a setting.txt present."

where should be the setting.txt file?


\title\ 00000001\ 00000002\data
 

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