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The title of this thread isn't entirely acurrate. The point of the video is that they have figured out a way to run "unsigned" code on the Wii.
Unsigned code will allow us to write our own programs for the Wii and have full access to the increased performance and peripherals of the Wii which includes the Wiimote! Theoretically we could even run gamecube games with network access, say for example Mario Kart multiplayer over the internet which was possible with the gamecube (See this http://cubeonline.warppipe.com/ )
It should be possible to create a boot disc for the Wii that lets you boot copied games without a mod chip. It should also let us have multiple Wii games on a single disc with an integrated boot loader. This would work similar to the PS2 boot discs that pretended to be Crazy Taxi with the added advantage that we (as in end users) could create our own bootable discs without relying on another vendor.
In the end I'm very happy. It means I can buy a new Wii for my little brother without any worries about it not working with a mod chip.
This post was last modified: 01-01-2008 03:26 AM by ciper.
The title of this thread isn't entirely acurrate. The point of the video is that they have figured out a way to run "unsigned" code on the Wii.
Unsigned code will allow us to write our own programs for the Wii and have full access to the increased performance and peripherals of the Wii which includes the Wiimote! Theoretically we could even run gamecube games with network access, say for example Mario Kart multiplayer over the internet which was possible with the gamecube (See this http://cubeonline.warppipe.com/ )
It should be possible to create a boot disc for the Wii that lets you boot copied games without a mod chip. It should also let us have multiple Wii games on a single disc with an integrated boot loader. This would work similar to the PS2 boot discs that pretended to be Crazy Taxi with the added advantage that we (as in end users) could create our own bootable discs without relying on another vendor.
In the end I'm very happy. It means I can buy a new Wii for my little brother without any worries about it not working with a mod chip.
Meh, the title can stay the same unless a mod feels its necassary. Although being able to play copied games without a mod chip sounds quite exciting.
01-01-2008 06:28 AM
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I'm not trying to direct people to other forums but if you want to read more in depth information on the subject there is an interview with the person from the youtube video here http://www.tehskeen.com/forums/showthrea...#post23646
A quote " The immediate next goal is getting something like SDLoad working so that I can stop killing plastic trees -- after that, it'd be neat to have, say, a Linux Channel. "
Realize they only got this working thirty minutes before the presentation. That is why the demo was so rough and also why more of the information hasnt been released yet
This post was last modified: 01-02-2008 01:31 AM by ciper.