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== The Tools ==
== The Tools ==
=== Primary tools ===
=== Primary tools ===
twintig, zeventig, tachtig, negentig
* negentig -- decode and unpack a disc image
* tachtig  -- decode and unpack a saved data wad (data.bin)
* zeventig -- decode and unpack an installer wad
* twintig -- pack and encode a saved data wad


=== Secondary tools ===
=== Secondary tools ===
tpl2ppm, dol2elf, tmd-dump, zelda-cksum
* tpl2ppm -- obvious
* dol2elf -- obvious
* tmd-dump -- obvious
* zelda-cksum -- check and fix checksums in Zelda TP savegames


== FAQ ==
== FAQ ==


'''Where to get the code'''<br />
'''Where to get the code'''<br />
http://git.infradead.org/?p=users/segher/wii.git;a=summary
Browse it online at http://git.infradead.org/?p=users/segher/wii.git


'''Where to get Git'''<br />
'''Where to get Git'''<br />

Revision as of 12:40, 4 February 2008

Segher's Wii.git (sometimes referred to as "tachtig/negentig") is a set of tools to aid in the effort of Wii homebrew.

<segher> i have no collective name for my tools, it's just a grabbag of mixed goodies. call it "Segher's wii.git", if you want

The Tools

Primary tools

* negentig -- decode and unpack a disc image
* tachtig  -- decode and unpack a saved data wad (data.bin)
* zeventig -- decode and unpack an installer wad
* twintig  -- pack and encode a saved data wad

Secondary tools

* tpl2ppm  -- obvious
* dol2elf  -- obvious
* tmd-dump -- obvious
* zelda-cksum -- check and fix checksums in Zelda TP savegames

FAQ

Where to get the code
Browse it online at http://git.infradead.org/?p=users/segher/wii.git

Where to get Git
http://git.or.cz/

How to grab the code
git clone git://git.infradead.org/users/segher/wii.git LocalDirectoryToPutTheCodeIn

Updating pre-cloned source and other usages of Git
Consult its documentation. The Everyday Git handbook is especially useful.

How to contact segher (one of our resident man-gods of the higher plane) if you can help or have legitimate questions
#wiidev @ EFnet


Questions should be added to this page with answers, FAQ-style.