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An FTP server for the Nintendo Wii
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DVDX support removed from HBC e DevKitPPC #111

Open GoogleCodeExporter opened 9 years ago

GoogleCodeExporter commented 9 years ago
The new version of HBC remove the DVDX channel from the Wii, and the new 
version of devkitPro don't use it anymore.

The version of ftpii we can download is there since february, so it's compiled 
against an old version of devkitPro. Because of this, the program don't work 
anymore with everything related to the dvd. At least, i cannot list the 
directories in /, when before the HBC update i was able to do.

Please, at least recompile the program using the new version of devkitPro. 
Thanks.

The file attached is ftpii compiled with devkitppc r22 by me, using the source 
downloaded from trunk using svn. It works great. At least, i can see the file's 
list and download them. It took me hours to figure how to do it. If you want 
put it on the download page.

Original issue reported on code.google.com by andreag...@gmail.com on 9 Nov 2010 at 11:10

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GoogleCodeExporter commented 9 years ago
Hi andreagast,

I also build release r308.  This release is not ready for public use yet.  I 
does not mount the hard drive if you have one.  You must use perform a remount 
once the app is running.  It is also buggy and frequently locks up.  As for the 
DVD support R308 does not support DVD very well.  It with mount the disc but at 
least in my case the filenames are blank.

You and everyone else should to continue to run 0.0.21.  The only problem with 
0.0.21 and HBC 1.0.8 is that the app stopped reconizing some peoples usb hard 
drives.  To remedy this problem all you have to do is install/reinstall DVDx.  
This will fix the hard drive not mounting issue as well as provide stable DVD 
support.  You will need a copy of hackmii installer V0.6 to install/reinstsall 
DVDx.  If you need a copy here is the link...

http://www.mediafire.com/file/8n6498oeg3ze08e/hackmii_installer_v0.6.zip

Original comment by gsoud...@cox.net on 11 Nov 2010 at 9:03