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:# Unpack the archive in "C:\cygwin\home\`your username`", open bash, and type make. | :# Unpack the archive in "C:\cygwin\home\`your username`", open bash, and type make. | ||
:That should be all. (Next version might have an exe, if I can get rid of openssl)</s> | :That should be all. (Next version might have an exe, if I can get rid of openssl)</s> | ||
− | This is old information, and no longer applies. | + | This is old information, and no longer applies. Instead: |
+ | :#Download Python for your OS at [python.org]. | ||
+ | :#Download the appropriate modules, if they are not included. The modules you need are: | ||
+ | ::getopt | ||
+ | ::struct | ||
+ | ::hashlib | ||
+ | ::Crypto | ||
+ | :#Use one of the command line options by typing: python wii.py [options], or start the interactive console and import the functions with 'import wii'. | ||
+ | This is all I'll say; if you need more help using Python, get it from Google. |
Revision as of 01:04, 16 March 2009
Usage
When will this be ready? (or) How do you use this program? I can't find anything on how to use it.
You have to compile it from source if you are using Windows. (This is done with Cygwin). I will try to include an exe soon. This probably won't happen (I can't get the windows cross-compiler to work). The steps are quite simple on Cygwin:- Google search, download the setup.exe
- On the package installation screen, check openssl and openssl-dev as well as gcc and binutils (they should all be under "development"). Also, get make if it's there.
- Unpack the archive in "C:\cygwin\home\`your username`", open bash, and type make.
That should be all. (Next version might have an exe, if I can get rid of openssl)
This is old information, and no longer applies. Instead:
- Download Python for your OS at [python.org].
- Download the appropriate modules, if they are not included. The modules you need are:
- getopt
- struct
- hashlib
- Crypto
- Use one of the command line options by typing: python wii.py [options], or start the interactive console and import the functions with 'import wii'.
This is all I'll say; if you need more help using Python, get it from Google.