yeah thats pretty much what i did. if the emulator successfully reads and says no titles you have a pretty much 'virgin' nand dump as far as triforce is concernedgd48202 said:What is the easiest way to clean up the emulated nand (that is, delete any channels that really don't belong)?
The following method is what I have gathered so far:
1. delete the contents of /title/00010001/, as BlackVivi had reported success with doing this
2. delete everything in the title folder except 00010001. then delete everything in 00010001
3. I would think if we do the above, we should also probably delete everything in the ticket folder as well (similar to point 2)
If someone would please comment, it would be appreciated.
Thanks,
GD
no no nocrwys said:
mischievo said:Well that's another GPL violation then.
Does he have permission from ALL of these people?QUOTE said:Custom IOS Module (FAT)
Copyright  2008 neimod.
Copyright  2009 WiiGator.
Copyright  2009 Waninkoko.
If you compile the code from the fat-module/rev14 git, it ends up exactly the same as the elf module included in the cios38_r14 installer. So whoever told you that it wasn't the code used in the cios (it says rev14, why would it not be?) was dead wrong.nicksasa said:man, he REWROTE THE WHOLE FAT MODULE !! by him, based on tinyfatfs i tought
moosh01 said:@ nicksasa, Could you get with some people that are developing USB loaders to implement NAND emu. into the loader, for savegames or DLC. Would be great for the whole scene!!
http://code.google.com/p/triiforce/source/checkoutCmurda187 said:Anybody got a compiled version of r61. I seen it on Google code but couldn't find the dol. Thanks