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TCP Loader is a tool that loads files via TCP. | TCP Loader is a tool that loads files via TCP. | ||
It is a TCP server that runs on the Wii and listens on port 8080 and loads homebrew sent from your computer (you must first confirm the IP address with your GameCube controller).An additional message will appear when the connection is made from the internet. The DOL and ELF homebrew files are both supported. | It is a TCP server that runs on the Wii and listens on port 8080 and loads homebrew sent from your computer (you must first confirm the IP address with your GameCube controller). An additional message will appear when the connection is made from the internet. The DOL and ELF homebrew files are both supported. | ||
A working windows GUI has been written by henke37 and dasda and is available as [[SendElf Wii|SendElf]]. | A working windows GUI has been written by henke37 and dasda and is available as [[SendElf Wii|SendElf]]. | ||
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It will then start listening on port 8080 and wait for a connection of the client. | It will then start listening on port 8080 and wait for a connection of the client. | ||
Use henke37 and dasda's | Use henke37 and dasda's GUI if you are running on win32. The included binary only works on Linux. | ||
==Media== | ==Media== | ||
Latest revision as of 02:38, 22 March 2023
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| General | |
| Author | Sven Peter (svpe) |
| Type | Loader |
| Version | 0.1 |
| License | GPL-2.0 |
| Last Updated | 2008/04/15 |
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| Website | |
| Source | |
TCP Loader is a tool that loads files via TCP.
It is a TCP server that runs on the Wii and listens on port 8080 and loads homebrew sent from your computer (you must first confirm the IP address with your GameCube controller). An additional message will appear when the connection is made from the internet. The DOL and ELF homebrew files are both supported.
A working windows GUI has been written by henke37 and dasda and is available as SendElf.
To make this file yourself you need libogc cvs, source code.
Protocol
The client first sends the size of the file to load the big-endian int32 and then sends the file.
There is no traffic from the server.
User guide
Launch the included elf or dol using your favourite method of launching homebrew one your console.
It will then start listening on port 8080 and wait for a connection of the client.
Use henke37 and dasda's GUI if you are running on win32. The included binary only works on Linux.
Media
How To: Wii TCP Loader Install/Usage (nunim)
External links
- Source - https://repo.or.cz/w/svpe-wii.git
- WiiBrew - https://wiibrew.org/wiki/TCP_Loader