Hacking WiiScrubber/Utility to extract BNR

[wiiNinja]

I am using WiiScrubber v4.0 to extract "opening.bnr" from ISOs. However, WiiScrubber does not work if the ISO is on a DVD (I back up the ISO image on a DVD). I hate to have to copy the whole ISO to hard drive, just to extract a tiny file and then delete it. Does anyone know of another utility that can do this, or another way using WiiScrubber?

 

[timbellomo]

I'm on Linux, but I've been using wiifuse to mount the ISO. It allows you to browse the filesystem... but took a bit of effort to get working in the first place.

 

[mrwulff]

the original trucha signer program will do the job

 

[purespin]

I'm on Linux, but I've been using wiifuse to mount the ISO. It allows you to browse the filesystem... but took a bit of effort to get working in the first place.

I'm on Linux too. Do you have more details on this wiifuse thing?

 

[wiiNinja]

the original trucha signer program will do the job

YES!!!

Thanks

 

[timbellomo]

Wiifuse on Wiibrew

If you run into problems, let me know. But the wiki page should get you there...

 

[jeanrmarques]

I've been using ftpii and getting the bnr file right from the wii disc, works like a charm, I can also get the gameid from the img filename, so its really faster than the other methods I tried.

Hope it helps

 

[cocomonk22]

How about extracting bnr from an wbfs partition?

 

[jeanrmarques]

How about extracting bnr from an wbfs partition?

I havent seen any of the WBFS managers being able to do that yet, and ftpii usb support broke with cIOS rev9 somehow, maybe on a next version of ftpii.