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Today 16 hours ago issue 81 (Re-do WOD/FST support to be compatible with modern tools) reported by muzerakascooby - What version of ftpii are you using? 0.0.20 What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. Install a modern version of DVDx, notice you can't choose patchmii install 2. Run FTPii with a WOD in 3. Notice the mount fails What is the expected output? What do you see instead? The mount to succeed, the mount fails Please provide any additional information below. Joedj said there was a fair chance of this being implemented on IRC in a PM to me: Jan 01 13:28:57 <joedj> yeah there's a pretty good chance that ftpii wil get better disc support by accessing it via the ppc and bypassing IOS altogether What version of ftpii are you using? 0.0.20 What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. Install a modern version of DVDx, notice you can't choose patchmii install 2. Run FTPii with a WOD in 3. Notice the mount fails What is the expected output? What do you see instead? The mount to succeed, the mount fails Please provide any additional information below. Joedj said there was a fair chance of this being implemented on IRC in a PM to me: Jan 01 13:28:57 <joedj> yeah there's a pretty good chance that ftpii wil get better disc support by accessing it via the ppc and bypassing IOS altogether Last 7 days Jan 03, 2010 issue 78 (error after uploading 30 plus pictures ) commented on by joe.goo...@psychlaw.com.au - Does this still happen with ftpii 0.0.20 ? Does this still happen with ftpii 0.0.20 ? Jan 02, 2010 OpticalMediaCompatibility (Optical media compatibility with ftpii) Wiki page edited by joe.goo...@psychlaw.com.au - Revision r288 Edited wiki page through web user interface. Revision r288 Edited wiki page through web user interface. Jan 02, 2010 issue 80 (New versions of DVDx cannot read original wii/gamecube discs...) changed by joe.goo...@psychlaw.com.au - Status: Duplicate Status: Duplicate Jan 02, 2010 issue 26 (ftpii/DVDx optical media compatibility problems) commented on by joe.goo...@psychlaw.com.au - Issue 80 has been merged into this issue. Issue 80 has been merged into this issue. Jan 02, 2010 issue 26 (ftpii/DVDx optical media compatibility problems) commented on by joe.goo...@psychlaw.com.au - Issue 39 has been merged into this issue. Issue 39 has been merged into this issue. Jan 02, 2010 issue 39 (Mounting <wii disk image\|wii disk image\|ISO9660> failed) changed by joe.goo...@psychlaw.com.au - Status: Duplicate Status: Duplicate Jan 02, 2010 issue 26 (ftpii/DVDx optical media compatibility problems) Summary changed by joe.goo...@psychlaw.com.au - Summary: ftpii/DVDx optical media compatibility problems Summary: ftpii/DVDx optical media compatibility problems Jan 02, 2010 issue 80 (New versions of DVDx cannot read original wii/gamecube discs...) Summary changed by joe.goo...@psychlaw.com.au - http://users.on.net/~jjordan/dvdx_iosswitch_0.1.tgz This program will modify DVDx's "title.tmd" file on the Wii's NAND filesystem so that DVDx uses IOS249. This will change the behaviour of all programs that use DVDx, not just ftpii. It attempts to modify both old DVDx installations with the title "DVDX" and new ones with the title "DISC". It does not attempt to re-fake-sign the DVDx "title.tmd" files after modifying them. Reinstalling DVDx should reverse the effects of this program. To run, this program requires an IOS installed in slot 249 that allows fake-signed ES_Identify, such as cIOS38rev14. There are several advantages to using a patched IOS with DVDx and ftpii. "cIOS38rev14" is an example of a patched IOS that provides this functionality: - DVDx can read all discs on Wiis with incompatible drive-chips - DVDx can read original Wii and GameCube discs on Wiis without drive-chips - /nand is available (/dev/flash is unavailable on newer official IOSs) - /isfs is fully available (official IOSs deny access to many files) There is also at least one disadvantage: - DVDx cannot read DVDs on Wiis without drive-chips A better solution may be implemented by accessing the optical drive via the ppc processor and bypassing IOS entirely. This should provide full access to the optical drive for everyone, without needing a patched IOS. See http://code.google.com/p/ftpii/wiki/OpticalMediaCompatibility for more information on ftpii/DVDx compatibility with various types of optical media. Summary: New versions of DVDx cannot read original wii/gamecube discs with an incompatible drive-chip http://users.on.net/~jjordan/dvdx_iosswitch_0.1.tgz This program will modify DVDx's "title.tmd" file on the Wii's NAND filesystem so that DVDx uses IOS249. This will change the behaviour of all programs that use DVDx, not just ftpii. It attempts to modify both old DVDx installations with the title "DVDX" and new ones with the title "DISC". It does not attempt to re-fake-sign the DVDx "title.tmd" files after modifying them. Reinstalling DVDx should reverse the effects of this program. To run, this program requires an IOS installed in slot 249 that allows fake-signed ES_Identify, such as cIOS38rev14. There are several advantages to using a patched IOS with DVDx and ftpii. "cIOS38rev14" is an example of a patched IOS that provides this functionality: - DVDx can read all discs on Wiis with incompatible drive-chips - DVDx can read original Wii and GameCube discs on Wiis without drive-chips - /nand is available (/dev/flash is unavailable on newer official IOSs) - /isfs is fully available (official IOSs deny access to many files) There is also at least one disadvantage: - DVDx cannot read DVDs on Wiis without drive-chips A better solution may be implemented by accessing the optical drive via the ppc processor and bypassing IOS entirely. This should provide full access to the optical drive for everyone, without needing a patched IOS. See http://code.google.com/p/ftpii/wiki/OpticalMediaCompatibility for more information on ftpii/DVDx compatibility with various types of optical media. Summary: New versions of DVDx cannot read original wii/gamecube discs with an incompatible drive-chip Last 30 days Dec 29, 2009 issue 80 (Fails to mount any game DVD) commented on by joe.goo...@psychlaw.com.au - Oh, right. As per the table at http://code.google.com/p/ftpii/wiki/OpticalMediaCompatibility To read an original Wii or GameCube disk you need DVDx to be using an IOS that has the DI_LowUnencryptedRead patch, such as patchmii or cIOS. cIOS38rev14 will do nicely (that's what I'm currently using). You can either install the old DVDx in Advanced mode and choose IOS249 (probably won't work for you), or run a program to change the IOS that DVDx uses. Give me a yell on IRC ( joedj on #wiidev on EFNet ) and I can give you such a program and have a chat about it. Oh, right. As per the table at http://code.google.com/p/ftpii/wiki/OpticalMediaCompatibility To read an original Wii or GameCube disk you need DVDx to be using an IOS that has the DI_LowUnencryptedRead patch, such as patchmii or cIOS. cIOS38rev14 will do nicely (that's what I'm currently using). You can either install the old DVDx in Advanced mode and choose IOS249 (probably won't work for you), or run a program to change the IOS that DVDx uses. Give me a yell on IRC ( joedj on #wiidev on EFNet ) and I can give you such a program and have a chat about it. Dec 29, 2009 issue 80 (Fails to mount any game DVD) commented on by szilagyic - Just FYI it looks like HackMii installs DVDx v2. Not sure if that helps. I have tried un-installing and re-installing DVDx with HackMii installer, still the same issue. Just FYI it looks like HackMii installs DVDx v2. Not sure if that helps. I have tried un-installing and re-installing DVDx with HackMii installer, still the same issue. Dec 29, 2009 issue 80 (Fails to mount any game DVD) commented on by szilagyic - I found that I'm using DVDx v 3.5. I believe it is installing it to IOS36. I'm not sure if this helps. I found that I'm using DVDx v 3.5. I believe it is installing it to IOS36. I'm not sure if this helps. Dec 29, 2009 issue 80 (Fails to mount any game DVD) commented on by szilagyic - No, I do not. No, I do not. Dec 29, 2009 issue 80 (Fails to mount any game DVD) commented on by joe.goo...@psychlaw.com.au - Do you have a modchip? Do you have a modchip? Dec 29, 2009 issue 80 (Fails to mount any game DVD) reported by szilagyic - What version of ftpii are you using? 0.0.20 What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. Run ftpii and wait for the network to initialize successfully. 2. Insert any single layer game DVD. What is the expected output? What do you see instead? I'm expecting it to successfully mount a DVD. But, instead it says "Mounting Wii Disc Image... failed". It also says that Wii Disc Filesystem and ISO9660 Filesystem failed. Please provide any additional information below. I am using a Wii, LU72 v 4.1. I have the Homebrew channel version 1.0.6, using the default DVDx installation from the HackMii installer. I am also using cIOS38rev14. I have also tried ftpii version 0.0.16 through 0.0.19, and none of them can mount the DVD. What version of ftpii are you using? 0.0.20 What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. Run ftpii and wait for the network to initialize successfully. 2. Insert any single layer game DVD. What is the expected output? What do you see instead? I'm expecting it to successfully mount a DVD. But, instead it says "Mounting Wii Disc Image... failed". It also says that Wii Disc Filesystem and ISO9660 Filesystem failed. Please provide any additional information below. I am using a Wii, LU72 v 4.1. I have the Homebrew channel version 1.0.6, using the default DVDx installation from the HackMii installer. I am also using cIOS38rev14. I have also tried ftpii version 0.0.16 through 0.0.19, and none of them can mount the DVD. Dec 27, 2009 issue 61 (no version above 0.0.15 working) Status changed by joe.goo...@psychlaw.com.au - Great, I have no idea why this one would work but that's good news. There's no WBFS support so that isn't surprising, although it should mount a FAT partition if there is one. Thanks for following up, I'll call this issue fixed for now. Ta, Joe Status: Verified Great, I have no idea why this one would work but that's good news. There's no WBFS support so that isn't surprising, although it should mount a FAT partition if there is one. Thanks for following up, I'll call this issue fixed for now. Ta, Joe Status: Verified Dec 27, 2009 issue 61 (no version above 0.0.15 working) commented on by patrick....@googlemail.com - Thank you for the updated version. I just installed v0.0.20 and this version seems to work fine! It takes a moment for initialization, because it seems to fail when trying to mount my (WBFS-formatted) USB-drive, but that's fortunately no show- stopper. Cheers, Patrick Thank you for the updated version. I just installed v0.0.20 and this version seems to work fine! It takes a moment for initialization, because it seems to fail when trying to mount my (WBFS-formatted) USB-drive, but that's fortunately no show- stopper. Cheers, Patrick Dec 24, 2009 issue 17 (Big file transfers fail) commented on by drugold - Actually for FTPii v0.0.20. Actually for FTPii v0.0.20. Dec 22, 2009 issue 79 (Could you create a boot.dol instead of boot.elf) Status changed by joe.goo...@psychlaw.com.au - http://users.on.net/~jjordan/ftpii_0.0.20.dol Status: Verified http://users.on.net/~jjordan/ftpii_0.0.20.dol Status: Verified Dec 22, 2009 issue 79 (Could you create a boot.dol instead of boot.elf) reported by krokus.eol - What version of ftpii are you using? ftpii2.0 Well, I would like to create a wad forwarder channel for ftpii but to create a forwarder.dol I need a boot.dol, with a boot.elf I can´t create the forwarder. Could you create a .dol ejecutable files for that? Thanks in advance. What version of ftpii are you using? ftpii2.0 Well, I would like to create a wad forwarder channel for ftpii but to create a forwarder.dol I need a boot.dol, with a boot.elf I can´t create the forwarder. Could you create a .dol ejecutable files for that? Thanks in advance. Dec 20, 2009 issue 77 (ext3/ext4 support) Status changed by joe.goo...@psychlaw.com.au - I don't plan to add this feature, but I would be interested in incorporating a patch. Status: WontFix I don't plan to add this feature, but I would be interested in incorporating a patch. Status: WontFix Dec 20, 2009 issue 74 (Cannot transfer using CuteFTP or FlashFXP) Summary changed by joe.goo...@psychlaw.com.au - Summary: Cannot transfer using CuteFTP or FlashFXP Summary: Cannot transfer using CuteFTP or FlashFXP Dec 20, 2009 issue 64 (TotalCommander doesn't show me files at FTP) Status changed by joe.goo...@psychlaw.com.au - Dup of issue #37 Status: Duplicate Dup of issue #37 Status: Duplicate Dec 20, 2009 issue 76 (Dvd support for the new dvdx) Status changed by joe.goo...@psychlaw.com.au - Released with 0.0.20 Status: Verified Released with 0.0.20 Status: Verified Dec 20, 2009 issue 75 (Ftpii doesnt show up) Status changed by joe.goo...@psychlaw.com.au - Where doesn't it show up? Status: Invalid Where doesn't it show up? Status: Invalid Dec 20, 2009 issue 73 (How to read WBFS Partion) Status changed by joe.goo...@psychlaw.com.au - Dup of issue #56 Status: Duplicate Dup of issue #56 Status: Duplicate Dec 20, 2009 issue 72 (error [115]) Status changed by joe.goo...@psychlaw.com.au - Dup of issue #62 - should be fixed in 0.0.20. I don't think there's much I can do when this happens except attempt to reinitialise the network. IOS (the Wii's Operating System, kinda) is telling me that the network is down. Status: Duplicate Dup of issue #62 - should be fixed in 0.0.20. I don't think there's much I can do when this happens except attempt to reinitialise the network. IOS (the Wii's Operating System, kinda) is telling me that the network is down. Status: Duplicate Dec 20, 2009 issue 71 (Enhancement request) Status changed by joe.goo...@psychlaw.com.au - Dup of issue #56 Status: Duplicate Dup of issue #56 Status: Duplicate Dec 20, 2009 issue 70 (Can't Mount USB Drive (HDD)) Status changed by joe.goo...@psychlaw.com.au - Should be fixed in 0.0.20 Status: Verified Should be fixed in 0.0.20 Status: Verified Dec 20, 2009 issue 69 (USB partition support) Status changed by joe.goo...@psychlaw.com.au - This should be fixed in 0.0.20 Status: Verified This should be fixed in 0.0.20 Status: Verified Dec 20, 2009 issue 68 (View wbfs partition) Status changed by joe.goo...@psychlaw.com.au - Dup of issue #56 Status: Duplicate Dup of issue #56 Status: Duplicate Dec 20, 2009 5 issues changed by joe.goo...@psychlaw.com.au - Issues 1, 8, 15, 16, 43 Issues 1, 8, 15, 16, 43 Dec 20, 2009 issue 37 (Unable to connect to client: [120] Socket already connected) changed by joe.goo...@psychlaw.com.au - Argh yes, I can reproduce this with the OSX command-line ftp utility too. Looks like I broke Active transfers at some point, will try to get this resolved soon. Status: Accepted Labels: Priority-Medium Argh yes, I can reproduce this with the OSX command-line ftp utility too. Looks like I broke Active transfers at some point, will try to get this resolved soon. Status: Accepted Labels: Priority-Medium Dec 20, 2009 issue 65 (Network problems) Status changed by joe.goo...@psychlaw.com.au - I cannot reproduce this - network init usually works fine here. Unfortuatenly I can't peak at the HBC source because it is not public. Status: WontFix I cannot reproduce this - network init usually works fine here. Unfortuatenly I can't peak at the HBC source because it is not public. Status: WontFix Dec 20, 2009 issue 63 (Can't read SDHC card under BootMii) Status changed by joe.goo...@psychlaw.com.au - Fix from upstream libogc incorporated into 0.0.20 release Status: Verified Fix from upstream libogc incorporated into 0.0.20 release Status: Verified Dec 20, 2009 issue 62 (Reconnect on disconnect instead of shutdown) Status changed by joe.goo...@psychlaw.com.au - Apologies for the slow response. I have incorporated a slightly modified version of this patch as r280 in 0.0.20. Please let me know how it goes for you, thanks again for the issue report and patch. Status: Verified Apologies for the slow response. I have incorporated a slightly modified version of this patch as r280 in 0.0.20. Please let me know how it goes for you, thanks again for the issue report and patch. Status: Verified Dec 20, 2009 issue 61 (no version above 0.0.15 working) commented on by joe.goo...@psychlaw.com.au - Apologies for the slow response. Does 0.0.20 still hang for you? Apologies for the slow response. Does 0.0.20 still hang for you? Dec 20, 2009 issue 60 (Exception with Video DVD in while running) Status changed by joe.goo...@psychlaw.com.au - I cannot reproduce this behaviour - starting ftpii with a video DVD inserted works fine here. Does it still happen with 0.0.20? Unfortunately the crash dump isn't stored anywhere, although you can probably get it with a USB Gecko... Status: Invalid I cannot reproduce this behaviour - starting ftpii with a video DVD inserted works fine here. Does it still happen with 0.0.20? Unfortunately the crash dump isn't stored anywhere, although you can probably get it with a USB Gecko... Status: Invalid Dec 20, 2009 issue 59 (Please see the comment on Issue 50) Status changed by joe.goo...@psychlaw.com.au - Closing as advised. Status: Invalid Closing as advised. Status: Invalid Dec 20, 2009 issue 56 (feature request - WBFS read/write/mount) Status changed by joe.goo...@psychlaw.com.au - I don't plan to add this feature at this time. Status: WontFix I don't plan to add this feature at this time. Status: WontFix Dec 20, 2009 issue 54 (Recent versions of cIOS (e.g. rev9, rev10) break USB support) Status changed by joe.goo...@psychlaw.com.au - ftpii 0.0.20 with DVDx using Waninkoko's IOS249 cIOS rev14 works fine here. Status: Verified ftpii 0.0.20 with DVDx using Waninkoko's IOS249 cIOS rev14 works fine here. Status: Verified Dec 20, 2009 issue 49 (Modification timestamps are ignored and spoofed as 1970-01-0...) Status changed by joe.goo...@psychlaw.com.au - r271 should resolve this, in ftpii 0.0.20 Status: Verified r271 should resolve this, in ftpii 0.0.20 Status: Verified Dec 20, 2009 issue 36 (Crash Bug When Usb Is Connected) Status changed by joe.goo...@psychlaw.com.au - 0.0.19 fixed crash which this issue was originally about. 0.0.20 should fix multiple partition issues Status: Verified 0.0.19 fixed crash which this issue was originally about. 0.0.20 should fix multiple partition issues Status: Verified Dec 20, 2009 ftpii_0.0.20.zip (Network reinit, file timestamps, OTP filesystem, wiiloadable...) file uploaded by joe.goo...@psychlaw.com.au - Labels: Featured Type-Archive Labels: Featured Type-Archive Dec 20, 2009 r287 (Update README regarding ZIP wiiload ) committed by joe.goo...@psychlaw.com.au - Update README regarding ZIP wiiload Update README regarding ZIP wiiload Dec 20, 2009 r286 (Update meta.xml to 0.0.20 and change release.sh to build a z...) committed by joe.goo...@psychlaw.com.au - Update meta.xml to 0.0.20 and change release.sh to build a zip file compatible with HBC's new wiiload Update meta.xml to 0.0.20 and change release.sh to build a zip file compatible with HBC's new wiiload Dec 20, 2009 r285 (Merge 0.0.20 to trunk for release: svn merge https://ftpii.g...) committed by joe.goo...@psychlaw.com.au - Merge 0.0.20 to trunk for release: svn merge https://ftpii.googlecode.com/svn/trunk https://ftpii.googlecode.com/svn/branches/0.0.20 Merge 0.0.20 to trunk for release: svn merge https://ftpii.googlecode.com/svn/trunk https://ftpii.googlecode.com/svn/branches/0.0.20 Dec 20, 2009 r284 (Update README ) committed by joe.goo...@psychlaw.com.au - Update README Update README Dec 20, 2009 r283 (Update meta.xml ) committed by joe.goo...@psychlaw.com.au - Update meta.xml Update meta.xml Dec 20, 2009 r282 (Return EACCES when ISFS_Open fails with ISFS_EINVAL, so call...) committed by joe.goo...@psychlaw.com.au - Return EACCES when ISFS_Open fails with ISFS_EINVAL, so callers get "Permission denied" Return EACCES when ISFS_Open fails with ISFS_EINVAL, so callers get "Permission denied"

issue 80 (New versions of DVDx cannot read original wii/gamecube discs...) Summary changed by joe.goo...@psychlaw.com.au - http://users.on.net/~jjordan/dvdx_iosswitch_0.1.tgz This program will modify DVDx's "title.tmd" file on the Wii's NAND filesystem so that DVDx uses IOS249. This will change the behaviour of all programs that use DVDx, not just ftpii. It attempts to modify both old DVDx installations with the title "DVDX" and new ones with the title "DISC". It does not attempt to re-fake-sign the DVDx "title.tmd" files after modifying them. Reinstalling DVDx should reverse the effects of this program. To run, this program requires an IOS installed in slot 249 that allows fake-signed ES_Identify, such as cIOS38rev14. There are several advantages to using a patched IOS with DVDx and ftpii. "cIOS38rev14" is an example of a patched IOS that provides this functionality: - DVDx can read all discs on Wiis with incompatible drive-chips - DVDx can read original Wii and GameCube discs on Wiis without drive-chips - /nand is available (/dev/flash is unavailable on newer official IOSs) - /isfs is fully available (official IOSs deny access to many files) There is also at least one disadvantage: - DVDx cannot read DVDs on Wiis without drive-chips A better solution may be implemented by accessing the optical drive via the ppc processor and bypassing IOS entirely. This should provide full access to the optical drive for everyone, without needing a patched IOS. See http://code.google.com/p/ftpii/wiki/OpticalMediaCompatibility for more information on ftpii/DVDx compatibility with various types of optical media.

Summary: New versions of DVDx cannot read original wii/gamecube discs with an incompatible drive-chip

http://users.on.net/~jjordan/dvdx_iosswitch_0.1.tgz This program will modify DVDx's "title.tmd" file on the Wii's NAND filesystem so that DVDx uses IOS249. This will change the behaviour of all programs that use DVDx, not just ftpii. It attempts to modify both old DVDx installations with the title "DVDX" and new ones with the title "DISC". It does not attempt to re-fake-sign the DVDx "title.tmd" files after modifying them. Reinstalling DVDx should reverse the effects of this program. To run, this program requires an IOS installed in slot 249 that allows fake-signed ES_Identify, such as cIOS38rev14. There are several advantages to using a patched IOS with DVDx and ftpii. "cIOS38rev14" is an example of a patched IOS that provides this functionality: - DVDx can read all discs on Wiis with incompatible drive-chips - DVDx can read original Wii and GameCube discs on Wiis without drive-chips - /nand is available (/dev/flash is unavailable on newer official IOSs) - /isfs is fully available (official IOSs deny access to many files) There is also at least one disadvantage: - DVDx cannot read DVDs on Wiis without drive-chips A better solution may be implemented by accessing the optical drive via the ppc processor and bypassing IOS entirely. This should provide full access to the optical drive for everyone, without needing a patched IOS. See http://code.google.com/p/ftpii/wiki/OpticalMediaCompatibility for more information on ftpii/DVDx compatibility with various types of optical media.

Summary: New versions of DVDx cannot read original wii/gamecube discs with an incompatible drive-chip

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