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'''wiifuse_server''' is a wii application that responds to [[wiifuse]] requests coming over a usbgecko adapter from a remote host. this allows you to mount the wii internal nand filesystem with full read/write access remotely on your computer.

 

'''wiifuse_server''' is a Wii application that responds to [[wiifuse]] requests coming over a usbgecko adapter from a remote host. This allows you to mount the Wii internal NAND filesystem with full read/write access remotely on your computer.

'''<font color="#FF0000">WARNING</font>: watch exactly what you are doing, you can <font color="#FF0000">BRICK</font> your wii with this tool. use at your own risk.'''

'''<font color="#FF0000">WARNING</font>: watch exactly what you are doing, you can <font color="#FF0000">BRICK</font> your wii with this tool. use at your own risk.'''

== requirements ==

== Prerequisites ==

*an operating system capable of running [[wiifuse]]

* An OS capable of running [[wiifuse]]

*the [[wiifuse]] package (v0.2.0 or higher), the server described here is part of it

* [[wiifuse]] package (v0.2.0 or higher), the server described here is part of it

*a usbgecko adapter

* USBgecko adapter

*a brain and a good understanding of the wii internals

* Comprehension of the Wii internals

== build ==

== Build ==

'''hint''': a precompiled binary is included

A precompiled binary is included.

to compile the included code, you will need [http://www.devkitpro.org/ devkitPPC and libogc] r14 or higher

To compile the included code, you will need:

* [[devkitPPC]] and [[libogc]]

** r14 or higher

the server code resides in "./server", just run <code>make</code> there

The server code resides in "./server". Run <code>make</code> there.

== howto ==

== How-To ==

you will need an identity to authenticate against the wii's ES subsystem. an identity describes the access rights you have on the nand filesystem. it consists of 3 files:

You will need an identity to authenticate against the Wii's ES subsystem. An identity describes the access rights you have on the NAND filesystem. It consists of 3 files:

:*certificate chain

* [[certificate chain]]

:*tmd

* [[TMD]]

:*ticket

* [[Ticket]]

these 3 files are, for example, part of a wii image. you can use wiifuse and the included shell script to copy these from a data partition to the needed location:

These 3 files are, e.g. part of a Wii image. You can use wiifuse and the included shell script to copy these from a data partition to the needed location:

  ~/devel/wiifuse/ '''./wiifuse ~/zelda-tp.iso ~/fuse'''

  ~/devel/wiifuse/ '''./wiifuse ~/zelda-tp.iso ~/fuse'''

  ~/devel/wiifuse/ '''fusermount -u ~/fuse'''

  ~/devel/wiifuse/ '''fusermount -u ~/fuse'''

to mount the nand filesystem with the zelda access rights on pc side:

To mount the NAND filesystem with the zelda access rights on PC side:

  ~/devel/wiifuse/ '''make -C server upload'''

  ~/devel/wiifuse/ '''make -C server upload'''