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What does this mean on Waninkoko's Twitter page?
Quite possibly also related to KaKaRoTo's comments about Hermes' JB payload coding, although KaKaRoTo did later clarify that he meant nothing personal towards Hermes. EDIT: punctuation- fogbank
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- Forum: General Off-Topic Chat
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Hacking Buying a PS3 on 3.41 or lower
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- Post #6
- Forum: Sony PlayStation 3
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PS1/2 History of PS2 Modding?
Messiah came later. First were the chips that required a swap with GameShark or ActionReplay (Neo, NeoKey) You could solder one internally (Neo), and there was a USB version that still required a single wire to be soldered (NeoKey). Then there were all sorts of "tray eject" chips (DVDKey...- fogbank
- Post #6
- Forum: Other Platforms & Oldies
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Hacking SNEEK+DI quick guide
I have that drive (in silver). It works for me with SNEEK+DI and UNEEK+DI but only if I either: 1) Use the "No SD card + reset button" trick. 2) Modify the code as seen here: Slow USB drive fix Edit: Forgot to mention that I'm starting SNEEK from bootmii/boot2. It should work fine from...- fogbank
- Post #1,597
- Forum: Nintendo Wii
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Hacking HBC 1.0.8 Update
It is possible to "fake" the ConsoleID when running SNEEK and still run HBC. Are you at all concerned about this impacting your data? It is probably not statistically significant, but it might be worth noting in your results (for the sake of accuracy).- fogbank
- Post #452
- Forum: Nintendo Wii
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Hacking SNEEK+DI quick guide
Use NUSD to download the IOS files (IOS80v6943 and IOS60v6174). Make sure you select the option to decrypt them when downloading - this will result in the .app files being placed in the download folders.- fogbank
- Post #1,457
- Forum: Nintendo Wii
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Hacking SNEEK+DI quick guide
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- Post #1,324
- Forum: Nintendo Wii
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Hacking SNEEK+DI quick guide
See my edited post. r116 did not fix my HD issues with SNEEK+DI.- fogbank
- Post #1,321
- Forum: Nintendo Wii
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Hacking SNEEK+DI quick guide
r116 also did not fix my HD boot issues with SNEEK+DI, but using the technique of booting to health screen without the SD card first and then resetting with SD card inserted works every time for me with SNEEK+DI and UNEEK+DI. I am booting directly from BootMii/boot2. I am kind of curious about...- fogbank
- Post #1,317
- Forum: Nintendo Wii
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Hacking SNEEK+DI quick guide
F.Y.I. - you don't have to use IOS70 for SNEEK when using a 4.2U NAND. You can use the 0000000E.app from IOS80 with a 4.2U NAND.- fogbank
- Post #1,262
- Forum: Nintendo Wii
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Hacking SNEEK+DI quick guide
Yes, similar experience here with r111 UNEEK/UNEEK_DI. Using all of the exact same files on 3 different USB devices it only worked on one (a 4GB flash drive). It also failed to boot on a USB HD that I use to launch games in SNEEK_DI.- fogbank
- Post #1,113
- Forum: Nintendo Wii
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Hacking SNEEK+DI quick guide
It is more productive for crediar to work on the code than to focus on the (simple) build script. Sorry for the sarcasm...- fogbank
- Post #1,108
- Forum: Nintendo Wii
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Hacking 2 question regarding HBC 1.0.7
That is 4 characters in hex. Edit: Beat to it.- fogbank
- Post #10
- Forum: Nintendo Wii
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Hacking HackMii Installer v0.7
There is a post on the HackMii blog which implies that the HBC changes its title ID periodically. Has anyone looked into that?- fogbank
- Post #221
- Forum: Nintendo Wii
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Hacking SNEEK+DI quick guide
Did you try changing the build_boot2.cmd file like I suggested?- fogbank
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- Forum: Nintendo Wii
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Hacking SNEEK+DI quick guide
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- Post #1,050
- Forum: Nintendo Wii
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Hacking Stack Buffer Overflows...?
If you were looking for a buffer overflow in a Wii game, for example, you would need to rip the game from the disc, decrypt it, and disassemble the executable (e.g. dol) file. Then you would need to identify an "unchecked" buffer in the program code, meaning a buffer that is assigned data...- fogbank
- Post #2
- Forum: Nintendo Wii
