I get a message from Bootmii saying Boot Can be installed in one variant” -The installed boot1 version prevents a boot2 install (-2). So I installed bootmii as IOS. Is it because of hardware or software? Can I make my wii to have vulnerable boot1 so I can install bootmii boot2? My wii is Lu35 if that helps.
i think its hardware
because if it was software, they would have tried to fix it first before distributing it
maybe just wait where bootmii develops and eventually theyll be able to install it on all wiis
because if it was software, they would have tried to fix it first before distributing it
maybe just wait where bootmii develops and eventually theyll be able to install it on all wiis
It's boot1...frostyfrosty said:
Boot1 sits on a read only chip, so you can not change it and it verifys boot2. Since boot1s produced after mid 2008 don't have the signing bug in them anymore you can't fakesign boot2. It's that simple.
yep, there's nothing we can do.
basically there's 2 type of Wii:
- those which can install as boot2 -> ultimate brick proof.
- all the others (mines fall into this categorie
) and install as ios -> brick proof with preloader...
basically there's 2 type of Wii:
- those which can install as boot2 -> ultimate brick proof.
- all the others (mines fall into this categorie
haru3173 said:
not till the real certificates are leaked...
edit: but maybe we can change the flash where boot1 resides. Is it a discrete chip or only part of something other - haven't found a systemboard layout yet!
PNo4 said:
That's real shit !
Cause according to http://wiire.org/Wii/console/motherboard and the datasheet of U14 (the NAND, see http://pdf1.alldatasheet.com/datasheet-pdf...9F4G08U0A.html) there is no technical reason, why we cannot exchange boot1 to an older versions (if it really resides on the chip)
Ok - i've found it here: http://wiibrew.org/wiki/Boot_process
boot1 is secured through a hash:
So it is indeed possible to modify the boot1 on any console out there (although it cannot be done by me ;-))
boot1 is secured through a hash:
As we know there are many different versions of code that produce the same hash.QUOTE said:
So it is indeed possible to modify the boot1 on any console out there (although it cannot be done by me ;-))
@supagusti
No need to complicate the explanations, with 2-3 pages of linked information.
boot1 is protected from alteration, by the sha-1 stored in OTP area, boot0 checks boot1 sha-1 against that sha-1 stored in the OTP area when you startup the Wii.
Oh and for someone to find a correct boot1 alteration that works and produce the same sha-1 as the one stored in the OTP area, i don't think we'll see that before Wii 50 has come if ever
No need to complicate the explanations, with 2-3 pages of linked information.
boot1 is protected from alteration, by the sha-1 stored in OTP area, boot0 checks boot1 sha-1 against that sha-1 stored in the OTP area when you startup the Wii.
Oh and for someone to find a correct boot1 alteration that works and produce the same sha-1 as the one stored in the OTP area, i don't think we'll see that before Wii 50 has come if ever
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