Posted Jan 27, 2008 at 12:15AM by Victor B.
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Wii homebrew - Dop-IOS MOD v8
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by MyDixieNormous - 2008-01-27 |
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» dude
awesome! Hopefully they'll find a way to run backup dvd's without a chip :D
awesome! Hopefully they'll find a way to run backup dvd's without a chip :D
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Re: KingPoubar - 2008-01-27 |
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» Dude
Buy your *****ing Wii games you filthy pirate.
Wii need a region free hack so i can get my Manhunt 2 on on my PAL Wii.
Buy your *****ing Wii games you filthy pirate.
Wii need a region free hack so i can get my Manhunt 2 on on my PAL Wii.
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Re: rollypoly - 2008-01-27 |
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» um
he said backup dvds... not pirated isos.
his backups are no more questionable than your imports...
my modded wii has saved me tons of money in replacing games scratched by my kids.
it would be awesome if i didn't need to buy blank discs and could load games from a big SD card.
he said backup dvds... not pirated isos.
his backups are no more questionable than your imports...
my modded wii has saved me tons of money in replacing games scratched by my kids.
it would be awesome if i didn't need to buy blank discs and could load games from a big SD card.
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Re: Techni - 2008-02-10 |
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» To KingPoo
I would buy them if they were worth the cost. But at $10 less than a 360/PS3 game, coupled with no online multiplayer, bad graphics, no HD support, last gen surround sound support, MIDI sound and no voice acting, last gen physics/AI, and basically being a minigame/glorified tech demo doesn't make it worth the cost.
Now if all Wii games cost the same as Zelda's Crossbow training, which not only includes a controller attachment but is also as much a game as any other Wii title, then I'd buy them.
I would buy them if they were worth the cost. But at $10 less than a 360/PS3 game, coupled with no online multiplayer, bad graphics, no HD support, last gen surround sound support, MIDI sound and no voice acting, last gen physics/AI, and basically being a minigame/glorified tech demo doesn't make it worth the cost.
Now if all Wii games cost the same as Zelda's Crossbow training, which not only includes a controller attachment but is also as much a game as any other Wii title, then I'd buy them.
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by ShadeyProphet - 2008-01-27 |
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» @KingPoubar
Dude... Are you sure you understand this concept of "Homebrew" we speak about often here?
The perpose of homebrew is To allow Us and other people to run unsigned code, Allowing us to play "homebrew" programs that "Homebrew Coders" create. Umm I'm all for people buying their commercial games, Hell I have a few myself. But I just wanted to make sure that you knew what this scene was "really about"
Dude... Are you sure you understand this concept of "Homebrew" we speak about often here?
The perpose of homebrew is To allow Us and other people to run unsigned code, Allowing us to play "homebrew" programs that "Homebrew Coders" create. Umm I'm all for people buying their commercial games, Hell I have a few myself. But I just wanted to make sure that you knew what this scene was "really about"
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by FreePlay - 2008-01-27 |
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» Fake.
"The process, however, isn't simple. Bushing notes that modifying a saved game requires it to be signed with three keys: the encrypted save game, the signature for the save game (using your console's private key), and a copy of your console's public key, signed by Nintendo."
And since we don't know exactly how they're encrypted, there's no possible way that they re-encrypted the data after decrypting and modifying it.
So yeah. Fake.
"The process, however, isn't simple. Bushing notes that modifying a saved game requires it to be signed with three keys: the encrypted save game, the signature for the save game (using your console's private key), and a copy of your console's public key, signed by Nintendo."
And since we don't know exactly how they're encrypted, there's no possible way that they re-encrypted the data after decrypting and modifying it.
So yeah. Fake.
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Re: xLinkinwormx - 2008-01-27 |
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» its fake?
well if they ever release this then we'll know for sure wont we, but as you said no one knows how nintendo encrypts there stuff, we can hope though right? lol
well if they ever release this then we'll know for sure wont we, but as you said no one knows how nintendo encrypts there stuff, we can hope though right? lol
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Re: TPot - 2008-01-28 |
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» They can unencrypt.
If you read a previous article, you will know that Bushing was involved in a hack that was demonstrated at a convention. They had code running on the Wii in front of an audience. They also mentioned that they had used the Wii functions to decrypt data.
So yes - they can decrypt items, and once you can decrypt I don't believe it would be hard to encrypt.
If you read a previous article, you will know that Bushing was involved in a hack that was demonstrated at a convention. They had code running on the Wii in front of an audience. They also mentioned that they had used the Wii functions to decrypt data.
So yes - they can decrypt items, and once you can decrypt I don't believe it would be hard to encrypt.
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by KodewerxDotNet - 2008-01-27 |
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» I think someone jumped the gun on that one.
The screenshot clearly shows an exception handler, which clearly shows how the game crashed; a DSI exception. On the PowerPC architecture, a DSI occurs when an instruction attempts to read unmapped memory. This is not indicative of code injection, but data injection. A pointer was replaced with 0x34567788, which caused the exception as the code attempted to access that memory address.
Now if it were an ISI instruction, that would be something worth noting; in such a case, the CPU is attempting to execute an instruction which lies in unmapped memory. That is a better indication of code injection; causing the CPU to execute code from any memory address you wish.
The screenshot clearly shows an exception handler, which clearly shows how the game crashed; a DSI exception. On the PowerPC architecture, a DSI occurs when an instruction attempts to read unmapped memory. This is not indicative of code injection, but data injection. A pointer was replaced with 0x34567788, which caused the exception as the code attempted to access that memory address.
Now if it were an ISI instruction, that would be something worth noting; in such a case, the CPU is attempting to execute an instruction which lies in unmapped memory. That is a better indication of code injection; causing the CPU to execute code from any memory address you wish.
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Re: Matt-N - 2008-01-28 |
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» And...
... what does that mean in English lol?
... what does that mean in English lol?
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Re: TPot - 2008-01-28 |
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» Go to the source.
At tehskeen, they have more screenshots.
At tehskeen, they have more screenshots.
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by ISOHaven - 2008-01-28 |
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» WTF!?!?!?!?!
"modifying a saved game requires it to be signed with three keys: the encrypted save game, the signature for the save game (using your console's private key), and a copy of your console's public key, signed by Nintendo."
"Power saves" are neither encrypted with a machine key or a Nintendo key and they work fine.
What am I missing?
"modifying a saved game requires it to be signed with three keys: the encrypted save game, the signature for the save game (using your console's private key), and a copy of your console's public key, signed by Nintendo."
"Power saves" are neither encrypted with a machine key or a Nintendo key and they work fine.
What am I missing?
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Re: KirbySS - 2008-01-29 |
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» .
They're still legitimate saves, though. This one isn't (clearly).
They're still legitimate saves, though. This one isn't (clearly).
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Re: ISOHaven - 2008-01-29 |
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» WTF!?!?!?!?!
That's my point, "IF" they require all that encryption in order to be legitimate saves then obviously we DO know how to do that and some people's comments are wrong.
Or they can be legitimate without all that crap and the article is wrong.
Seems to me, either way, someone is dead wrong.
That's my point, "IF" they require all that encryption in order to be legitimate saves then obviously we DO know how to do that and some people's comments are wrong.
Or they can be legitimate without all that crap and the article is wrong.
Seems to me, either way, someone is dead wrong.
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by TheSilenceOfNoOne - 2008-01-29 |
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» This is making no sense right about now.
Can Virtual Console read saves from an SD Card? NO.
How can this be done on a non-modded Wii when we can't get it to load the save? Exactly.
Can Virtual Console read saves from an SD Card? NO.
How can this be done on a non-modded Wii when we can't get it to load the save? Exactly.
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by Wanker2.0 - 2008-01-29 |
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» ...wow...ignorance...damn.
"Can Virtual Console read saves from an SD Card? NO.
How can this be done on a non-modded Wii when we can't get it to load the save? Exactly."
What virtual console? They're running the Wii version of Zelda, which can read from the SD card.
"Now if it were an ISI instruction, that would be something worth noting;"
I think the major thing here is that they were able to make it read ANYTHING from another location. It is a step forwards.
"And since we don't know exactly how they're encrypted, there's no possible way that they re-encrypted the data after decrypting and modifying it."
If you know how to decode, you can reencode. I can't think of any exceptions to that.
"So yeah. Fake."
Too soon to say that. Maybe not as big as they are making it out, but a good start.
"Can Virtual Console read saves from an SD Card? NO.
How can this be done on a non-modded Wii when we can't get it to load the save? Exactly."
What virtual console? They're running the Wii version of Zelda, which can read from the SD card.
"Now if it were an ISI instruction, that would be something worth noting;"
I think the major thing here is that they were able to make it read ANYTHING from another location. It is a step forwards.
"And since we don't know exactly how they're encrypted, there's no possible way that they re-encrypted the data after decrypting and modifying it."
If you know how to decode, you can reencode. I can't think of any exceptions to that.
"So yeah. Fake."
Too soon to say that. Maybe not as big as they are making it out, but a good start.
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by gr8tlegend - 2008-01-29 |
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» RRRRRrrrrr
RRRRrrrr rollypolly you have children Rrrr I love me homebrew P.s don't mention the i*s's they boot you for mentioning those.... the matrix has you....
RRRRrrrr rollypolly you have children Rrrr I love me homebrew P.s don't mention the i*s's they boot you for mentioning those.... the matrix has you....
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