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Beautiful work!

Thanks :-)
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Here's a FR cover for the Info Channel: Image unavailable (removed by its host)
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:accord:

I'm adding it here and sending it to WiiTDB.

Available in a few minutes on your USB Loaders.
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I love it :accord: :accord: Top class thanks :74:
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thanks shunite, Tgames' number 1 graphic designer :bravo: lol
it's gorgeous ;)
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Wow! that's great!

Do you think that by burning them we can launch them with the disc channel?
(with the cIOSPack 3.5 dmm of course)

And if you could add the Final Fantasy ones, that would be great (but separately!)

Edit: To add an opening to the iso, add the official ones,
they're also included in the wads of the wiiwares and others.


PS: The ISOs can be found here: ---link removed by moderation---

However, some exist with different IDs,
we'd need to know which ones will have the french covers, etc...
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Dark John wrote:Wow! that's great!

Do you think that by burning them we can launch them with the disc channel?
(with the cIOSPack 3.5 dmm of course)
Hmm I don't see the point.
Dark John wrote: Edit: To add an opening to the iso, add the official ones,
they're also included in the wads of the wiiwares and others.
Yes but there's more to it, you also need to strip the first 64 bytes.
Dark John wrote: PS: The ISOs can be found here:
If I had wanted to give the link I would have. And so since I didn't, I don't want to give the direct link. Remove it!!
Dark John wrote:However, some exist with different IDs,
we'd need to know which ones will have the french covers, etc...
xxxPxx <-- Pal
xxxExx <-- NTSC
it's not a matter of french IDs.
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Jiiwah wrote:
Dark John wrote:Wow! that's great!
Do you think that by burning them we can launch them with the disc channel?
(with the cIOSPack 3.5 dmm of course)
Hmm I don't see the point.
On the contrary! It would then be possible to create restoration dvds and others!
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Dark John wrote: Edit: To add an opening to the iso, add the official ones,
they're also included in the wads of the wiiwares and others.
Yes but there's more to it, you also need to strip the first 64 bytes.
Argh, I know nothing about this, you're speaking chinese to me ^_^
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Dark John wrote: PS: The ISOs can be found here:
If I had wanted to give the link I would have. And so since I didn't, I don't want to give the direct link. Remove it!!
Sorry, I didn't think that would bother you...
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Dark John wrote:However, some exist with different IDs,
we'd need to know which ones will have the french covers, etc...
xxxPxx <-- Pal
xxxExx <-- NTSC
it's not a matter of french IDs.
Yes, I had missed that info ^_^


Just one thing... is this only about forwarders?
Because the files you're offering in your links (posted on the forum mind you)
don't work if I haven't installed them...

It would be more interesting if the ISOs were standalone...
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Dark John wrote:
Jiiwah wrote:
Dark John wrote:Wow! that's great!
Do you think that by burning them we can launch them with the disc channel?
(with the cIOSPack 3.5 dmm of course)
Hmm I don't see the point.
On the contrary! It would then be possible to create restoration dvds and others!
Ah but that has already existed for a long time.
Dark John wrote:
Jiiwah wrote:
Dark John wrote: PS: The ISOs can be found here:
If I had wanted to give the link I would have. And so since I didn't, I don't want to give the direct link. Remove it!!
Sorry, I didn't think that would bother you...
Thanks ;)
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Jiiwah wrote:
Dark John wrote: Just one thing... is this only about forwarders?
Because the files you're offering in your links (posted on the forum mind you)
don't work if I haven't installed them...

It would be more interesting if the ISOs were standalone...
Yes they're all forwarders. More interesting, no I don't think so. With the same dol, you can load it via the ISO, Channels or HBC. If there's an update to the homebrew, only one update is needed on our end, no need to redo the ISO.

And for the WW&VC ISOs, another method exists. A forwarder that boots a forwarder that boots the WW or VC. This is in case Triiforce gets updated. No need to redo the ISO, just replace the dol that's on the SD. But I haven't put that here.

If you want to make your own ISOs, replace the iso's main.dol with the homebrew's dol using WiiScrubber.
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Jiiwah wrote: Yes they're all forwarders. More interesting, no I don't think so. With the same dol, you can load it via the ISO, Channels or HBC. If there's an update to the homebrew, only one update is needed on our end, no need to redo the ISO.

And for the WW&VC ISOs, another method exists. A forwarder that boots a forwarder that boots the WW or VC. This is in case Triiforce gets updated. No need to redo the ISO, just replace the dol that's on the SD. But I haven't put that here.

If you want to make your own ISOs, replace the iso's main.dol with the homebrew's dol using WiiScrubber.


Afterwards, I mainly see a legal issue if we insert a VC or WW
into an ISO, since it's freely downloadable...
But if we consider that we legally bought and saved
our VC or WW, it would be interesting for players to know how to replace
the forwarder with the boot.dol/main.dol of the wad files...

Could you make us a little tutorial for Creating/Modifying ISOs?
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Dark John wrote: Afterwards, I mainly see a legal issue if we insert a VC or WW
into an ISO, since it's freely downloadable...
But if we consider that we legally bought and saved
our VC or WW, it would be interesting for players to know how to replace
the forwarder with the boot.dol/main.dol of the wad files...

Could you make us a little tutorial for Creating/Modifying ISOs?
Ah no, the ISOs for WW and VC will always remain forwarders for 2 reasons. As you said, legally, we couldn't distribute our ISOs but mostly because we can't insert a WW/VC into an ISO. WW/VC are much more complex than a simple homebrew wad.

But for Homebrew ISOs yes you can put the dol in the ISO.

As for the tutorial, yes I'm thinking of making it but in the meantime if you understand a bit of english, check the link I posted as the source, right at the bottom of my post. ;)
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Jiiwah wrote: Ah no, the ISOs for WW and VC will always remain forwarders for 2 reasons. As you said, legally, we couldn't distribute our ISOs but mostly because we can't insert a WW/VC into an ISO. WW/VC are much more complex than a simple homebrew wad.

But for Homebrew ISOs yes you can put the dol in the ISO.

As for the tutorial, yes I'm thinking of making it but in the meantime if you understand a bit of english, check the link I posted as the source, right at the bottom of my post. ;)

Still, we should think about the question for the VW/WW...
As I said, as long as we make them ourselves, without distribution, no problem.

But I just thought of something... would it be possible to launch a wad inside an iso?
It seems to me that yes with TriiForce... that would solve the question of replacing the main.dol...
No?

A similar system could be made to load "GameCube ISOs"...
If we insert a patch that would simulate the drive...
I mean, instead of making the hd pass for a drive,
it's the ISO itself that we would hide
So it would be a GC ISO inside a Wii ISO that would be patched.

Theoretically, it's possible, thanks to nand emulation and TriiForce

This technique would however have a significant downside,
the impossibility of making a GC backup from the wii...



For HomeBrew on ISO, I'm going to look into it.
If you want, I can host the non-forwarder HomeBrew ISOs myself (with the .dol included)



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when I said that you can't put WW into an ISO that really means you can't. Many people have looked into the question, myself included. Disassemble a wiiware wad and a homebrew wad, don't you see a difference?? But if you want to run your own tests, go for it. I hope you'll prove me wrong!!

Launch a wad inside an ISO?? Well now I understand that you don't know how a wad is made, nor how wads work with Triiforce. Same for GameCube ISOs. ;)

For Homebrew ISOs with an integrated dol, why not. Personally I'm not into it but others might be and I have another idea with your ISOs. So see how it goes and if you have questions about the tutorial, ask.
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Jiiwah wrote:when I said that you can't put WW into an ISO that really means you can't. Many people have looked into the question, myself included. Disassemble a wiiware wad and a homebrew wad, don't you see a difference?? But if you want to run your own tests, go for it. I hope you'll prove me wrong!!
Yes, indeed, there are more files with quite different sizes...
Anyway.... in any case, I'm going to run some tests.
By the way, when I want to replace main.dol, the software tells me there's a free space issue... yet I have space and I haven't changed anything...
Jiiwah wrote: Launch a wad inside an ISO?? Well now I understand that you don't know how a wad is made, nor how wads work with Triiforce. Same for GameCube ISOs. ;)
I'm not a developer at the same time ^_^

What I understood is that the wad is a "container" with lots of ---.XXX.des files,
themselves containers. Their decryption is done through algorithms specific to the wii,
hence the need to "install" them.
Triiforce is used to install wads into an emulated nand.

So I was thinking of a main.dol that would be triiforce's modified boot.dol,
which would automatically launch a nand contained in the iso.
this emulated nand would contain the channel, the installed VC/WW.

No? According to my research, launching homebrews contained in ISOs is possible.
So everything indicates that theoretically, my hypothesis is more than plausible.
Afterwards, all that's left is to run some tests...
Jiiwah wrote: For Homebrew ISOs with an integrated dol, why not. Personally I'm not into it but others might be and I have another idea with your ISOs. So see how it goes and if you have questions about the tutorial, ask.
What are your ideas for the ISOs?
At first, I was thinking of a "DVD Updater" allowing you to update your wii without the internet.
Then, I have a few other ideas, but I'm waiting a bit for the first results before going too far, otherwise, in case of problems, the fall would only be bigger...
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Thanks I'm going to try!
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thanks I'm testing right away
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thank you very much
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Thank you very much.
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thanks
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Thanks to you for all this, it's exactly what I was looking for! great work!

EDIT: I tested World Of Goo and Tetris and unfortunately it doesn't always launch, when it doesn't launch I get a black screen and the wiimote desyncs and I have to reboot, anyway that's a shame.
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DeCo59 wrote:Thanks to you for all this, it's exactly what I was looking for! great work!

EDIT: I tested World Of Goo and Tetris and unfortunately it doesn't always launch, when it doesn't launch I get a black screen and the wiimote desyncs and I have to reboot, anyway that's a shame.
They launch randomly?? Weird that. Your problem doesn't come from the isos but rather from your NAND backup I think. The isos work very well.
Do you have the same problem going through Triiforce or Triiforce mrc??
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I'm getting into it but it looks a bit complicated for me anyway.
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I'm going to test that to see
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Jiiwah wrote:
DeCo59 wrote:Thanks to you for all this, it's exactly what I was looking for! great work!

EDIT: I tested World Of Goo and Tetris and unfortunately it doesn't always launch, when it doesn't launch I get a black screen and the wiimote desyncs and I have to reboot, anyway that's a shame.
They launch randomly?? Weird that. Your problem doesn't come from the isos but rather from your NAND backup I think. The isos work very well.
Do you have the same problem going through Triiforce or Triiforce mrc??
uh I don't have Triiforce and I didn't know what it was so I looked it up online, software to emulate the NAND? do you think that could be the cause?

EDIT: Well I put Tetris back on my DD and it still doesn't work, it tells me "failed -106, reading TMDfailed, .dol loading failed"

Otherwise since you mentioned Triiforce to me I put them on my SD but I don't really see what to do with them, I can't load Tetris (since that's the iso I put on the DD) since it's not a wad installed as a channel, I tried to launch wiiflow going through Triiforce (since I have the wiiflow starNight channel) but it gives me a black screen, do you see where that could come from?
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thanks ^^

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