Hacking WiiFrii 2.0 - Wii Full Region Free

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eddie182 said:
How big is it? I think i've found it but there are several different ones - how do i know which one is legit? I don't know how to check the MD5 either so i need another method of identifying it.

Thanks

16 bytes in size, binary values, Code I use to check for correct key is along the lines of:
QUOTE// now check to see if it's the right key
// as we don't want to embed the key value in here then lets cheat a little
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// by checking the Xor'd difference values
if ((0x0F!=(LoadedKey[0]^LoadedKey[1]))||
(0xCE!=(LoadedKey[1]^LoadedKey[2]))||
(0x08!=(LoadedKey[2]^LoadedKey[3]))||
(0x7C!=(LoadedKey[3]^LoadedKey[4]))||
(0xDB!=(LoadedKey[4]^LoadedKey[5]))||
(0x16!=(LoadedKey[5]^LoadedKey[6]))||
(0x77!=(LoadedKey[6]^LoadedKey[7]))||
(0xAC!=(LoadedKey[7]^LoadedKey[8]))||
(0x91!=(LoadedKey[8]^LoadedKey[9]))||
(0x1C!=(LoadedKey[9]^LoadedKey[10]))||
(0x80!=(LoadedKey[10]^LoadedKey[11]))||
(0x36!=(LoadedKey[11]^LoadedKey[12]))||
(0xF2!=(LoadedKey[12]^LoadedKey[13]))||
(0x2B!=(LoadedKey[13]^LoadedKey[14]))||
(0x5D!=(LoadedKey[14]^LoadedKey[15])))
{
AfxMessageBox("Doesn't seem to be the correct key.bin");
return FALSE;
}

In other words the xor'd value of the first byte and the second byte is 0x0F, the second to third is 0xCE etc....

And to Waninkoko - nice code. Could I suggest an option to allow extra DOLs to be scanned.

Look forward to seeing the source if/when you release.
 

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Mmmm... Looks like WiiFrii doesn't work properly under Windows.. I'll try to find the bug.

About the source... I don't have any plans to release it yet (because of the signature bug code).
 

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Hey nice program waninkoko!
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I would suggest you make it clear in your first post that this tool still uses the same bug as trucha signer so nobody thinks these patched ISOs are "future proof".
 

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Thanks, but is possibile to modify WiiFrii to make it able to change the apploader.bin file (that is in the partition 1 of any game) with another one? In this way we could integrate the freeloader in a game (it's possibile: http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=79272). The advantage is that the game should work on any resolution without problems.
Sorry for my bad english.
 

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dejawho said:
Thanks, but is possibile to modify WiiFrii to make it able to change the apploader.bin file (that is in the partition 1 of any game) with another one? In this way we could integrate the freeloader in a game (it's possibile: http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=79272). The advantage is that the game should work on any resolution without problems.
Sorry for my bad english.
There'll be problems for us with TVs that doesn't support NTSC signals.
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waninkoko said:
I don't like the idea of including FreeLoader inside every game.

Btw, I think I have a working Windows version. I just need to do some testing before releasing it
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Great, and I agree that it's a bad idea to include a freeloader file in every game. If you use the freeloader some (older) tv's will display everything in Black & White, while if you just use something like Video Mode Changer it will display the PAL signal (so it won't give a B&W image on older tv's).
 

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waninkoko said:
I don't like the idea of including FreeLoader inside every game.

Btw, I think I have a working Windows version. I just need to do some testing before releasing it
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not every game, but only those that give problem with certain resolutions (an exemple is nartuo ex2 at 480p)

@SnickS: people that have an old tv can use the current wiifrii (and the future versions) or the old method (turcha + wii-vmc). I ask only for a "mod" to replace the apploader.bin instead of main.dol
 

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Thanks a lot for the tool but for me it keeps saying cant find "common key" even though ive got the one i use for Trucha in their renamed to common-key,is their 2 types of key.bin or something?? ive searched for hours and cant find f all
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also for me ver 2.0b cant even read the iso.............
 

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rommy667 said:
Thanks a lot for the tool but for me it keeps saying cant find "common key" even though ive got the one i use for Trucha in their renamed to common-key,is their 2 types of key.bin or something?? ive searched for hours and cant find f all
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There is only one key.

In WIIScrubber , it's called key.bin
In wiibrowsev1.0beta, it's called ckey.bin
In WiiFrii 2.0, it's called common-key

If you can use Wiiscrubber or other tools, copy the key.bin to the folder of WiiFrii2.0, and rename key.bin to common-key

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Notice: The filename is "common-key" , not "common-key.bin" nor "common key".
 

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