This sounds fantastic. My main thing id want to use this for, is for rock band/guitar hero DLC. Imagine running off of a 16 gig SD card or a USB hard drive, you'd basically have hundreds if not more songs all on the emulated nand. Thats literally all im wanting out of this lol.
G0dLiKe said:
Sounds like you're missing a coin...
Interesting trollfo from crediar, "sneek". (I don't doubt it'll come out I just love the way he throws crumbs out to the internet and gets everyone speculating.) Next project "snitch", enables network connection and tells ioscat what skeletons are in your closet.
I look forward to seeing how this develops
It's out. http://www.wiibrew.org/wiki/SNEEK
ReadMe/NFO changed also with much new Infos:
Anyone wanna test and give some impressions?
ReadMe/NFO changed also with much new Infos:
SNEEK v 0.1 (SD-NAND/ES-Emulation Kit) by crediar (10/10/2009)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Many tanks to ajd4096 who donated me an USBGecko!
Thanks to the anonymous guy who helped me with the FS module!
IMPORTANT:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
It is not allowed to redistribute, resell, repack or modify this work.
Only download it from http://wiibrew.org/SNEEK !
Original content of this release:
------------------------
bootmii/armboot.bin
Boot2Me.exe
elfins.exe
esmodule.elf
fsmodule.elf
mini-tree-src.rar
SNEEKv0.1-cred.nfo
------------------------
If this does not apply to your archieve it as been modified please visit wiibrew.org!
WARNING:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
YOU AGREE THAT YOU INSTALL THIS TOOL ON YOUR OWN RISK, THE AUTHOR CAN NOT BE HELD
RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGES CAUSED BY EITHER USING OR INSTALLING THIS TOOL.
What is SNEEK and what the hell does it do:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Roughly said SNEEK redirects all NAND access to SD and also has its own ES module
which already emulates most of the ES calls but does not check any signatures or
versions of installed titles.
The ES module also automatically adjusts to the IOS version the current title
requests.
As long as SNEEK is running NO changes are applied to the NAND.
It outputs a lot of debug information via USBGecko i.e. what ES calls are being made.
Note about the release:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
SNEEK has been private for a long time now (the FS module is already four months old)
the ES module got created last month due a problem with a Wii I own.
It had a broken NAND and nothing more than BootMii would work so I created the ES
module.
I thought maybe others also got a use for it since it also allows to take your NAND
over to a friend who also got SNEEK installed, or simpler things like messing with
save files or modifing other stuff.
Because mini is released under GNU GPL v2 it is required to also supply the source
that's why mini-tree-src.rar is included in this package.
Known problems:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Due the way it works it breaks any SD access on the PPC side. Since a few apps can't
handle that no /dev/sdio device is present SNEEK emulates that with no SD card being
inserted.
But it is still possible to access the whole SD card through ISFS functions i.e.
ISFS_Open("/music/awesome.mp3", 1 ); so you got at least SD access for homebrew stuff
if the authors add it.
System menu settings crash. Data management works.
Wii-Disc loading via System menu doesn't work, GC-Disc work (if BS/MIOS are present).
Wii-Disc loading works via custom loaders.
Since this is emulation random crashes might occur and some stuff might not work.
Requirements:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Before you can use SNEEK you need a few additional things:
-SD/SDHC card
-IOS60 v6174 (TMD, ticket and decrypted(!) content files)
-a NAND FS dump
-BootMii installed as boot2(!) (optional)
-an USBGecko (optional)
Notes on the install methods:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The BootMii install offers the best way of running SNEEK since it directly runs on
boot up and does not require any modifications of the NAND.
The IOS-Install needs to be install on the NAND and the IOS needs to be called by an
application before SNEEK can start.
BootMii-Install:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Modifying IOS60
-remove the SD module entry from the TMD and reduce the content count by one
-change the TitleID within the TMD and the ticket to 00000001-000000FA
Create the 0000000e.app/boot2.bin
-run the following commands
(Note: if you want you can use the ES or the FS module without the other,
simply do "elfins.exe 0000000e.app")
elfins.exe esmodule.elf 0000000e tmp.bin
elfins.exe fsmodule.elf tmp.bin 0000000e.app
boot2me.exe 0000000e.app boot2.bin
-now copy the boot2.bin to the root of your SD card
-copy the supplied BootMii folder to your SD card, you might want to backup the
content first!
Create SNEEK FS structure on NAND
-copy your NAND FS to the root of the SD card
-create this folder structure:
/title/00000001/0000000fa/content/
-copy the IOS60 content files with the TMD into that folder
-copy the created 0000000e.app to that folder as well
-rename the TMD to title.tmd
-copy the IOS60 ticket to /ticket/00000001/000000fa.tik
now SNEEK should be fully working and boot up the system menu
IOS-Only-Install:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Modifying IOS60
-remove the SD module entry from the TMD and reduce the content count by one
-change the TitleID within the TMD and the ticket to 00000001-000000FA
Create the 0000000e.app
-run the following commands
(Note: if you want you can use the ES or the FS module without the other,
simply do "elfins.exe 0000000e.app")
elfins.exe esmodule.elf 0000000e tmp.bin
elfins.exe fsmodule.elf tmp.bin 0000000e.app
Creating and installing the SNEEK.wad
When running SNEEK via the IOS-Install you have to install it via a .wad
there are many tutorials on the net on how to create a wad and how to install them
Create SNEEK FS structure on NAND
-copy your NAND FS to the root of the SD card
-create this folder structure:
/title/00000001/0000000fa/content/
-copy the IOS60 content files with the TMD into that folder
-copy the created 0000000e.app to that folder as well
-rename the TMD to title.tmd
-copy the IOS60 ticket to /ticket/00000001/000000fa.tik
as soon as you load IOS250 via any method it should load and load the system menu
Change default boot up title:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
By default the system menu (1-2) is booted, if you want to boot another title by
default create a file called "/sys/default.sys" on your SD card and write the
title ID as hex into it (not as text!!)
Uninstall:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Simply restore your BootMii folder on your SD card.
Greetings:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
(in random order)
there are way too many people to greet and before I forget
some I just don't list any
devkitPro
Team Twiizers
#todXXX the sanctuary!
#playground
#wiidev (both of them!)
#dsidev
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Many tanks to ajd4096 who donated me an USBGecko!
Thanks to the anonymous guy who helped me with the FS module!
IMPORTANT:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
It is not allowed to redistribute, resell, repack or modify this work.
Only download it from http://wiibrew.org/SNEEK !
Original content of this release:
------------------------
bootmii/armboot.bin
Boot2Me.exe
elfins.exe
esmodule.elf
fsmodule.elf
mini-tree-src.rar
SNEEKv0.1-cred.nfo
------------------------
If this does not apply to your archieve it as been modified please visit wiibrew.org!
WARNING:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
YOU AGREE THAT YOU INSTALL THIS TOOL ON YOUR OWN RISK, THE AUTHOR CAN NOT BE HELD
RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGES CAUSED BY EITHER USING OR INSTALLING THIS TOOL.
What is SNEEK and what the hell does it do:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Roughly said SNEEK redirects all NAND access to SD and also has its own ES module
which already emulates most of the ES calls but does not check any signatures or
versions of installed titles.
The ES module also automatically adjusts to the IOS version the current title
requests.
As long as SNEEK is running NO changes are applied to the NAND.
It outputs a lot of debug information via USBGecko i.e. what ES calls are being made.
Note about the release:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
SNEEK has been private for a long time now (the FS module is already four months old)
the ES module got created last month due a problem with a Wii I own.
It had a broken NAND and nothing more than BootMii would work so I created the ES
module.
I thought maybe others also got a use for it since it also allows to take your NAND
over to a friend who also got SNEEK installed, or simpler things like messing with
save files or modifing other stuff.
Because mini is released under GNU GPL v2 it is required to also supply the source
that's why mini-tree-src.rar is included in this package.
Known problems:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Due the way it works it breaks any SD access on the PPC side. Since a few apps can't
handle that no /dev/sdio device is present SNEEK emulates that with no SD card being
inserted.
But it is still possible to access the whole SD card through ISFS functions i.e.
ISFS_Open("/music/awesome.mp3", 1 ); so you got at least SD access for homebrew stuff
if the authors add it.
System menu settings crash. Data management works.
Wii-Disc loading via System menu doesn't work, GC-Disc work (if BS/MIOS are present).
Wii-Disc loading works via custom loaders.
Since this is emulation random crashes might occur and some stuff might not work.
Requirements:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Before you can use SNEEK you need a few additional things:
-SD/SDHC card
-IOS60 v6174 (TMD, ticket and decrypted(!) content files)
-a NAND FS dump
-BootMii installed as boot2(!) (optional)
-an USBGecko (optional)
Notes on the install methods:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The BootMii install offers the best way of running SNEEK since it directly runs on
boot up and does not require any modifications of the NAND.
The IOS-Install needs to be install on the NAND and the IOS needs to be called by an
application before SNEEK can start.
BootMii-Install:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Modifying IOS60
-remove the SD module entry from the TMD and reduce the content count by one
-change the TitleID within the TMD and the ticket to 00000001-000000FA
Create the 0000000e.app/boot2.bin
-run the following commands
(Note: if you want you can use the ES or the FS module without the other,
simply do "elfins.exe 0000000e.app")
elfins.exe esmodule.elf 0000000e tmp.bin
elfins.exe fsmodule.elf tmp.bin 0000000e.app
boot2me.exe 0000000e.app boot2.bin
-now copy the boot2.bin to the root of your SD card
-copy the supplied BootMii folder to your SD card, you might want to backup the
content first!
Create SNEEK FS structure on NAND
-copy your NAND FS to the root of the SD card
-create this folder structure:
/title/00000001/0000000fa/content/
-copy the IOS60 content files with the TMD into that folder
-copy the created 0000000e.app to that folder as well
-rename the TMD to title.tmd
-copy the IOS60 ticket to /ticket/00000001/000000fa.tik
now SNEEK should be fully working and boot up the system menu
IOS-Only-Install:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Modifying IOS60
-remove the SD module entry from the TMD and reduce the content count by one
-change the TitleID within the TMD and the ticket to 00000001-000000FA
Create the 0000000e.app
-run the following commands
(Note: if you want you can use the ES or the FS module without the other,
simply do "elfins.exe 0000000e.app")
elfins.exe esmodule.elf 0000000e tmp.bin
elfins.exe fsmodule.elf tmp.bin 0000000e.app
Creating and installing the SNEEK.wad
When running SNEEK via the IOS-Install you have to install it via a .wad
there are many tutorials on the net on how to create a wad and how to install them
Create SNEEK FS structure on NAND
-copy your NAND FS to the root of the SD card
-create this folder structure:
/title/00000001/0000000fa/content/
-copy the IOS60 content files with the TMD into that folder
-copy the created 0000000e.app to that folder as well
-rename the TMD to title.tmd
-copy the IOS60 ticket to /ticket/00000001/000000fa.tik
as soon as you load IOS250 via any method it should load and load the system menu
Change default boot up title:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
By default the system menu (1-2) is booted, if you want to boot another title by
default create a file called "/sys/default.sys" on your SD card and write the
title ID as hex into it (not as text!!)
Uninstall:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Simply restore your BootMii folder on your SD card.
Greetings:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
(in random order)
there are way too many people to greet and before I forget
some I just don't list any
devkitPro
Team Twiizers
#todXXX the sanctuary!
#playground
#wiidev (both of them!)
#dsidev
Leathl said:i'd test if i had a wii with bootmii/boot2 (i really want to have one)
Just check on teh bay for Wii 2007(check search in descriptions too) this will bring up all Wiis bought in 2007 which have the possibility to install BootMii in boot2...
Indeed. BootMii/boot2 makes it easier, but there are instructions for BootMii/IOS users as well.SifJar said:
G0dLiKe said:Leathl said:i'd test if i had a wii with bootmii/boot2 (i really want to have one)
Just check on teh bay for Wii 2007(check search in descriptions too) this will bring up all Wiis bought in 2007 which have the possibility to install BootMii in boot2...
Heed his advice, I picked one up the other day with a bad drive still with 3.2 on it for $34USD. Nothing like a PPC/Streaming mediaplayer etc.... on the cheap
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Can anyone tell me ho to identify the SD module in the TMD? I can do all the other bits, just cant work out were it is and how to remove it.
How would i go about doing this? (Bootmii installation)
Modifying IOS60
-remove the SD module entry from the TMD and reduce the content count by one
-change the TitleID within the TMD and the ticket to 00000001-000000FA
Modifying IOS60
-remove the SD module entry from the TMD and reduce the content count by one
-change the TitleID within the TMD and the ticket to 00000001-000000FA
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