to put it simply, there is 2 processors on the wii u; one speaks in a language called "arm", this is the processor that we use for a cfw(and therefore the sd_access patch)
the other one speaks in a language called "Power PC", this is the processor that "games" run on(if its displaying to tv/gamepad its the power pc processor).because of these complexities it makes it extremely hard to do both in one app.
http://www.wiiubru.com/appstore/#/search/mocha
someone needs to merger all the mocha versions now getting a little silly.... but here ya go :
http://www.wiiubru.com/appstore/#/app/mocha_sd_access
https://github.com/Maschell/SDCafiine/releases/tag/1.3 i just pushed a update that allows you to have multiple modpacks for a single game and choose between them at game boot.
sorry let me be specific "How do I use codes on this?" what do you mean codes?
I push a version to github which uses libfat instead of the OS FS functions. This lead to faster speed (depends on your device though) and usb support.
It requires to load mocha first (the normal version is totally fine, the sd_acces fork is NOT needed), to make use of the libfat. Otherwise it will fallback to the OS functions (=> only support in SSBU).
The code can be found here: https://github.com/Maschell/SDCafiine/tree/experimental
I added some more usage information to the readme on github. The file structure for the USB drive is exactly the same as SD. Just copy the files on it, like it is a normal SD Card and insert it into your WiiU.
Please notice that this is a VERY experimental version. It's been only tested with 2 games, and only on one console.
HAXCHI's built in CFW/CBHC CFW is NOT supported (yet?). The workarround for using libiosuhax used in for example ftpiiu everywhere break the disc reading. You'll get an "invalid disc" error, while the MCP Hook is opened. Sorry.
Here is a compiled version:
http://www120.zippyshare.com/v/lIfxT0b6/file.html
(NEW LINK. 27.08.2017)
A proper release is following when it's stable (and we know it
)
It might fail for all other games, or just crash after 10 minuten of gameplay. I don't know. It would be cool if some people could test it, and report any issues or general feedback.
It requires to load mocha first (the normal version is totally fine, the sd_acces fork is NOT needed), to make use of the libfat. Otherwise it will fallback to the OS functions (=> only support in SSBU).
The code can be found here: https://github.com/Maschell/SDCafiine/tree/experimental
I added some more usage information to the readme on github. The file structure for the USB drive is exactly the same as SD. Just copy the files on it, like it is a normal SD Card and insert it into your WiiU.
Please notice that this is a VERY experimental version. It's been only tested with 2 games, and only on one console.
HAXCHI's built in CFW/CBHC CFW is NOT supported (yet?). The workarround for using libiosuhax used in for example ftpiiu everywhere break the disc reading. You'll get an "invalid disc" error, while the MCP Hook is opened. Sorry.
Here is a compiled version:
http://www120.zippyshare.com/v/lIfxT0b6/file.html
(NEW LINK. 27.08.2017)
A proper release is following when it's stable (and we know it
)It might fail for all other games, or just crash after 10 minuten of gameplay. I don't know. It would be cool if some people could test it, and report any issues or general feedback.
Last edited by Maschell,
I push a version to github which uses libfat instead of the OS FS functions. This lead to faster speed (depends on your device though) and usb support.
It requires to load mocha first (the normal version is totally fine, the sd_acces fork is NOT needed), to make use of the libfat. Otherwise it will fallback to the OS functions (=> only support in SSBU).
The code can be found here: https://github.com/Maschell/SDCafiine/tree/experimental
I added some more usage information to the readme on github. The file structure for the USB drive is exactly the same as SD. Just copy the files on it, like it is a normal SD Card and insert it into your WiiU.
Please notice that this is a VERY experimental version. It's been only tested with 2 games, and only on one console.
HAXCHI's built in CFW/CBHC CFW is NOT supported (yet?). The workarround for using libiosuhax used in for example ftpiiu everywhere break the disc reading. You'll get an "invalid disc" error, while the MCP Hook is opened. Sorry.
Here is a compiled version:
http://www2.zippyshare.com/v/DnfnUhLB/file.html
A proper release is following when it's stable (and we know it
It might fail for all other games, or just crash after 10 minuten of gameplay. I don't know. It would be cool if some people could test it, and report any issues or general feedback.
Cool, I can not wait to try the new version
Wii Party UI push a version to github which uses libfat instead of the OS FS functions. This lead to faster speed (depends on your device though) and usb support.
It requires to load mocha first (the normal version is totally fine, the sd_acces fork is NOT needed), to make use of the libfat. Otherwise it will fallback to the OS functions (=> only support in SSBU).
The code can be found here: https://github.com/Maschell/SDCafiine/tree/experimental
I added some more usage information to the readme on github. The file structure for the USB drive is exactly the same as SD. Just copy the files on it, like it is a normal SD Card and insert it into your WiiU.
Please notice that this is a VERY experimental version. It's been only tested with 2 games, and only on one console.
HAXCHI's built in CFW/CBHC CFW is NOT supported (yet?). The workarround for using libiosuhax used in for example ftpiiu everywhere break the disc reading. You'll get an "invalid disc" error, while the MCP Hook is opened. Sorry.
Here is a compiled version:
http://www2.zippyshare.com/v/DnfnUhLB/file.html
A proper release is following when it's stable (and we know it
It might fail for all other games, or just crash after 10 minuten of gameplay. I don't know. It would be cool if some people could test it, and report any issues or general feedback.
Game & Wario
Test two games, all crashing.
The two games are perfect at version 1.3
Could you provide a bit more information?
Where does it crash? How does it crash? Does it display any exception screen?
Which files did you replace? How many files are you replacing? Did you try to SD or USB?
Do you have a Wii U formatted drive connected?
Where does it crash? How does it crash? Does it display any exception screen?
Which files did you replace? How many files are you replacing? Did you try to SD or USB?
Do you have a Wii U formatted drive connected?
I used UdpDebugReader.exe to record the log
Tested four games：
- Wii Party U
- Mario Party 10
- MARIO KART 8
- Game And Wario
Version 1.3 works very well
Experimental libfat version all crash
- MOD files on SD
- WUP game installed on USB
Sorry that my English is not good, I use Google translation to post
Can you try this new version?
EDIT: a new version: http://www120.zippyshare.com/v/lIfxT0b6/file.html
Source: https://github.com/Maschell/SDCafiine/tree/experimental
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During the day I have to work, for the time being only tested
- Wii Party U
log file：https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B6rm6RJxJJ4OYXRuOVFfUWNxMWM?usp=sharing
I test a few more games at night
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