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This tool lets you change the way wii images boot. | |||
As far as we know there are 2 methods to boot a game. | |||
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*Method 1 is R (manual boot) | |||
*Method 2 is 0 (autoboot) | |||
Autoboot patches the ISO so the game loads directly without having to go to the disc | |||
channel, thus booting faster. | |||
This tool basically patches the first byte in a game to your likings. | |||
For example, If you want to make Zelda.iso autobootable the syntax is: | |||
./BootMe zelda.iso a | |||
To make the ISO boot manually again: | |||
./BootMe zelda.iso m | |||
This can also be done manually with a hex editor, but I felt like writing a tool to automate the process. | |||
Full source is included, as well as a win32 binary. | |||
==External links== | |||
* Wiibrew - https://wiibrew.org/wiki/Wii_BootMe | |||
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| General | |
| Author | Cortex |
| Type | PC utilities |
| Version | 1.0 |
| License | Mixed |
| Last Updated | 2008/01/28 |
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This tool lets you change the way wii images boot.
As far as we know there are 2 methods to boot a game.
- Method 1 is R (manual boot)
- Method 2 is 0 (autoboot)
Autoboot patches the ISO so the game loads directly without having to go to the disc
channel, thus booting faster.
This tool basically patches the first byte in a game to your likings.
For example, If you want to make Zelda.iso autobootable the syntax is:
./BootMe zelda.iso a
To make the ISO boot manually again:
./BootMe zelda.iso m
This can also be done manually with a hex editor, but I felt like writing a tool to automate the process.
Full source is included, as well as a win32 binary.
External links
- Wiibrew - https://wiibrew.org/wiki/Wii_BootMe