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'''Savezelda''' is a small loader designed to be bundled with exploits. The name comes from [[Twilight Hack Wii]], the original exploit to use this loader, although the name did not come about until [[Indiana Pwns Wii]] was released. Its sole purpose is to load <code>/boot.elf</code> from SD or USBGecko, SD taking priority. | |||
== | == Modified versions == | ||
== | Some exploits, such as [[Flashhax Wii]] and [[Str2hax Wii]], have a slightly modified copy of Savezelda. They are built on the same core, but there is also a default target of the [[Hackmii Installer Wii]]. FlashHax accomplishes this by bundling the binary into Savezelda, while str2hax manually downloads the installer. | ||
[[Bluebomb Wii]]'s stage1 is also loaded by a modified version of Savezelda from memory; the USB code is separate. | |||
== External links == | |||
* Wiibrew - https://wiibrew.org/wiki/Savezelda | |||
* Github - https://github.com/lewurm/savezelda/tree/master/loader | |||
Latest revision as of 02:23, 25 September 2022
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| General | |
| Author | fail0verflow |
| Type | Loader |
| Version | 1.2 |
| License | GNU GPL v2 |
| Last Updated | 2011/02/08 |
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Savezelda is a small loader designed to be bundled with exploits. The name comes from Twilight Hack Wii, the original exploit to use this loader, although the name did not come about until Indiana Pwns Wii was released. Its sole purpose is to load /boot.elf from SD or USBGecko, SD taking priority.
Modified versions
Some exploits, such as Flashhax Wii and Str2hax Wii, have a slightly modified copy of Savezelda. They are built on the same core, but there is also a default target of the Hackmii Installer Wii. FlashHax accomplishes this by bundling the binary into Savezelda, while str2hax manually downloads the installer.
Bluebomb Wii's stage1 is also loaded by a modified version of Savezelda from memory; the USB code is separate.