Making an iso from disc

Luigi__ · 07-04-2009, 06:59 AM **#11**

Never heard of that bannerbomb exploit. It was released after v4.0, wasn't it?
Ah, it uses a malformed banner to crash the WiiOS and run code... I already guessed it from its name.

Maybe in a newer version of their firmware Nintendo will handle malformed banners correctly and this
exploit won't work anymore... but hackers will find a workaround or another exploit Tongue

And that will keep happening again and again Tongue

**KHRZ** · 07-04-2009, 07:38 AM **#12**

Nintendo must be freaking out, some stuff in the homebrew browser have 200000 downloads (200000 modded wiis?) bet their next console will be a fortress Tongue

Luigi__ · 07-04-2009, 07:46 AM **#13**

Wow! 200 thousand downloads!

Maybe, for their next console, they'll work more on locking the system than on gameplay Tongue

perhaps it'll actually be a Wii with a super-locked system. But hackers will find an exploit Tongue

**Xtreme2damax** · 07-04-2009, 08:09 AM **#14**

(07-04-2009, 06:59 AM)Luigi__ Wrote: Never heard of that bannerbomb exploit. It was released after v4.0, wasn't it?
Ah, it uses a malformed banner to crash the WiiOS and run code... I already guessed it from its name.

Maybe in a newer version of their firmware Nintendo will handle malformed banners correctly and this
exploit won't work anymore... but hackers will find a workaround or another exploit
And that will keep happening again and again

I just don't get why they bother, it happened with the PSP and the exact same thing is happening with the Wii. It is also bound to happen to any future consoles.

I just don't get why they work so hard wasting resources to block exploits when another way will always be found around it to run unlicensed "homebrew" code.

They should really try to work with the homebrew community rather than shun it, such a move could possibly bring good publicity for the consoles.

**KHRZ** · 07-04-2009, 08:58 AM **#15**

Yeah. I'm surprised at how Nintendo officially manages to keep 100% quiet about the wii being the most hacked console ever. And Brawl gotta be the most hacked game.

Luigi__ · (This post was last modified: 07-04-2009, 09:35 AM by Luigi__.)

I agree with you. Why do these crazy companies absolutely want to prevent users from running
homebrew on their consoles??? Why do them spend all their time and energy patching all the
exploits they find that allow running homebrew, where they could simply allow homebrews???
It would be easier and better both for them and for us. But no. They're stupid.

EDIT:

KHRZ Wrote:the wii being the most hacked console ever

They're even more stupid. They suck at preventing hacks, and they keep doing it like if they were
going to die if they ever let their consoles get hacked.

And Sony is like that too. Sad.

I guess they're doing all that just because they fear to earn less money. These kinds of companies
always want to earn more and more money. It's also the case with Microsoft, that's why they added
that activation system to Windows.

But we're getting offtopic Tongue

**KHRZ** · 07-04-2009, 09:31 AM **#17**

They want Wiiware money and to sell 10k development kits Tongue

but they should always allow the free marked. When someone makes a game for free he shouldn't have to pay Nintendo to release it. My highest respects goes to anyone developing for free (Dolphin developers Wink

)

A great example of a free game (Flash): Super Mario 63. Could almost been a DS game.
http://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/498969

Luigi__ · 07-04-2009, 09:43 AM **#18**

I totally agree! These money eaters should allow free apps!

I think that if Nintendo could sue every people who hacks their consoles to run homebrew on them,
they wouldn't hesitate to do it. But they can't because these homebrews are legal. All they can do
is to keep patching the holes in their fucking software.

Same applies for emulators. If they could they'd sue emu devs. But these emulators are perfectly legal
(though the way people use them can be illegal). But there's not much they can do. They can't prevent
already released games from running on emulators.

Almond · 07-05-2009, 10:10 PM **#19**

You know what screw this, I'm going to get an LG drive, I think I damaged my Wii hacking it and now I need to give it to a person who fixes consoles

If I get an LG drive will the drive be able to read the files in the disc so I copy them out of the disc and make an iso out of them to play it on Dolphin?

btw the disc is original and PAL too.

**DacoTaco** · (This post was last modified: 07-05-2009, 10:20 PM by DacoTaco.)

(07-04-2009, 12:53 AM)Luigi__ Wrote: Anyway using a LG drive to dump a Wii disc takes 50 hours or so... iirc.

not really, get rawdump > v1.99 (aka V2 and above)

@everyone: im guessing you dont know wiiware can make you earn money?

also, wiiware is a great opportunity for ppl to get known. just like 2D boy

EDIT: and it sure is lol you make wii look bad eventho im sure ppl pay M$/sony to put stuff on their online service.
and most hacked console my ass.