No one knows, how it works (except some devs)
(10-21-2012, 02:27 AM)DefenderX Wrote: [ -> ]No one knows, how it works (except some devs)
pretty sure they just do reverse-engineering
nobody knows exactly how the console works but nintendo, most of the stuff was reverse-engineering'd
It's neither censoring nor "hey we know but we won't tell you".
Stuff works and is available to everyone but connecting to WFC needs some specific files which need to be manually dumped (similar to game isos, NAND dumps, DSP, etc). The only problem is that we have no comfortable way of getting them, yet.
Someone should write a tool for the Wii (if it's possible)
Yeah, if you know how we'd be glad to listen
Doing that on the Wii would be stupid, far easier to just download IOS from NUS on a PC.
What do you need to get the Wii-network branch working? What can it do right now?
DER encoded certificates found in IOS binaries. wifi-support builds can play online in most games we tested, but there are still issues with WC24 and account registration which makes it unreleasable at the moment even if we had a tool to extract certificates.
looking forward for it, really amazing what that Emulator can do... so much things im impressed, thanks to the dev team for the hard work and good luck, i hope someday it will be stable!
CryZENx~