Hacking WiiU game dump's list and nfo

[Ray Lewis]

www.predb.me

What is all of this? I read one page and realied I won't look at 200+ pages.

 

[VashTS]

What is all of this? I read one page and realied I won't look at 200+ pages.

Its a scene release site

 

[Captain_N]

The place for these dumps are newsgroups. There is a news server that has free access to the newsgroup that has the all these scene releases. There is no account required which rocks. the speed is capped at 1 mbit though.... but it seems unlimited. 4 simultaneous connections i got over 50 gigs with it. Slow speed downloads but i have servers on 24/7 to download. It took like a week but i got a .wud from the group. Id post the server address but i know thats forbidden. I grabbed a few .WUDs to test. When the wii u is hacked ill be able to test it out. i wish the first hacks would include a way to play games from BD-r. It most likely wont happen. Nintendo probably learned their lesson with the Wii and dvd-r. Everything will be USB based. Unless someone wants to make a Wii U loader that reads USB blu rays drives like Uloader (usb dvd drives) did on the wii.

 

[Ray Lewis]

I figured by searching but what is the point when there are already places to get those files? Thanks for sharing.

 

[RdJcz]

Dumping guide, or (yeah right we wish) a tool

I am not going to download 23GiB when the game is sitting right here in my hand.

 

[NWPlayer123]

Dumping guide, or (yeah right we wish) a tool

I am not going to download 23GiB when the game is sitting right here in my hand.

It's not going to be 23.3 GB (25,025,314,816 bytes), it's going to be however big the actual files are once we can actually use this for anything, someone'll most likely get WBFS working for it. Besides, there's no actual way to dump files yourself until the kernel exploit is finished.

 

[Bug_Checker_]

Dumping guide, or (yeah right we wish) a tool

I am not going to download 23GiB when the game is sitting right here in my hand.

Start reading or re-read from this post
http://gbatemp.net/threads/wiiu-game-dumps-list-and-nfo.366269/page-14#post-5009646
(about sizes when compressed) funny now re-reading stuff I wrote(7 months ago) back then about scene and commonkey in the light of new information being revealed.

 

[Ray Lewis]

Start reading or re-read from this post
http://gbatemp.net/threads/wiiu-game-dumps-list-and-nfo.366269/page-14#post-5009646
(about sizes when compressed) funny now re-reading stuff I wrote(7 months ago) back then about scene and commonkey in the light of new information being revealed.

So do you have any keys?

 

[RdJcz]

It's not going to be 23.3 GB (25,025,314,816 bytes), it's going to be however big the actual files are once we can actually use this for anything, someone'll most likely get WBFS working for it. Besides, there's no actual way to dump files yourself until the kernel exploit is finished.

Well, you did get me on the fact that the actual size isn't going to be 23GiB, but it doesn't matter weather it's 2.3 or 23.
There is an actual way for me to dump the files myself. It's just that no one has told me how to do it yet.
Something out there is finished enough to allow the dumping of games.

 

[NWPlayer123]

Well, you did get me on the fact that the actual size isn't going to be 23GiB, but it doesn't matter weather it's 2.3 or 23.
There is an actual way for me to dump the files myself. It's just that no one has told me how to do it yet.
Something out there is finished enough to allow the dumping of games.

Yes, five disc dumpers that were made to do so. No more are ever going to be made.

 

[Ray Lewis]

Yes, five disc dumpers that were made to do so. No more are ever going to be made.

So did Bubba tell you there were made? ;-)

 

[crediar]

Well even if you have a dumper-pcb (which is pretty much just an adapter since there is no logic involved) you still need the drive's key.

Since the drive is using SATA you can with a bit of soldering make your own adapter, so that adapter isn't really that special.

 

[SirByte]

It's not going to be 23.3 GB (25,025,314,816 bytes), it's going to be however big the actual files are once we can actually use this for anything, someone'll most likely get WBFS working for it. Besides, there's no actual way to dump files yourself until the kernel exploit is finished.

Scene dumps are probably still going to be 1:1 iso dumps (.wud) as they are now but, again as is the case even now for Wii, you'll probably see repacked dumps in WUBFS (to differentiate Wii U Optical Discs from Wii Optical Discs).

First things first though, and that's the IOSU exploit, then there needs to be a way to modify the firmware to e.g. block updates from disc and on top of that the USB loaders for Wii U mode (WiiU-flow?)

 

[Wiisel]

So did Bubba tell you there were made? ;-)

would knowing where they were made make any difference?

 

[Ray Lewis]

would knowing where they were made make any difference?

Oops, I meant to ask if Bubba told him there were 5 made. It is a specific number that he was given by somebody; -)

 

[NWPlayer123]

dumping the games only work on ode ripper .. there was only 5 made so far that was a year ago .. i was one who got one.

Direct quote

 

[Ray Lewis]

Direct quote

Than you, and you are cool by the way :-)

 

[Bug_Checker_]

Yes, five disc dumpers that were made to do so. No more are ever going to be made.

So then they were sent straight to all the scene dumping groups? or 1 guy/gal is supplying dumps to scene releasers?

 

[Ray Lewis]

So then they were sent straight to all the scene dumping groups? or 1 guy/gal is supplying dumps to scene releasers?

So, team "Venom" that gave a title key has the common and probably other keys, AND a ripper. The only person to ask is djbubba. Whether or not he'll give you information is another issue altogether l.

 

[Bug_Checker_]

So, team "Venom" that gave a title key has the common and probably other keys, AND a ripper. The only person to ask is djbubba. Whether or not he'll give you information is another issue altogether l.

No there was absolutely NO evidence that Venom had anything other than access to a Wii U iso/AES title key(at the time of their 1st release).