Potser creieu que no te tanta importancia com la que li donc... pero es realment preocupant, sobretot per aquests que voleu el 'The Homebrew Channel'.
Doncs Nintendo ha decidit començar a moure's, i com que em fot pal traduïr i es bastant extents... us deixo les paraules de Bushing, conegut Hacker de Wii, que junt amb
Macan, Crediar i d'altres ja estan investigant l'actualització.
Vale, m'havia deixat la part més important XD... Actualitza a 3.3E, i u capa ''tot'', Trucha, Freeloader, Chainloader (ZeldaHack), i un llarg etc... Per sort els canals Wad encara funcionen XD Es a dir... THC (The Homebrew Channel) funciona XD...
Feu el que volgueu... sense dubtar-ho... la meva desectivada del WiiConnect24 XD, que no sigui que em fotin per l'esquena l'actualització... que estan en el seu dret de fer-ho!
Breaking news (har har har)! Check back for updates.
Several pieces of Nintendo system software have been updated:
====== Titles Changed ======
SystemMenu
Title ID: 00000001-00000002
Version: 0x 161
Size: 23511040
Contents: 9 (of which 6 are shared)
IOS30
Title ID: 00000001-0000001e
Version: 0x a10
Size: 1933312
Contents: 15 (of which 14 are shared)
IOS31
Title ID: 00000001-0000001f
Version: 0x a10
Size: 1933312
Contents: 15 (of which 14 are shared)
bc
Title ID: 00000001-00000100
Version: 0x 4
Size: 98304
Contents: 2 (of which 0 are shared)
mios
Title ID: 00000001-00000101
Version: 0x 8
Size: 262144
Contents: 2 (of which 0 are shared)
Channel 'HACA'
Title ID: 00010002-48414341
Version: 0x 5
Size: 8290304
Contents: 7 (of which 3 are shared)
Im currently disassembling these to see what has changed. Please do not pester me about this or ask what our response will be; this isnt exactly easy or quick. Comments will be enabled once ive completed my analysis.
Update 1: IOS30 and IOS31 have been changed specifically, the kernel. The old timestamps read:
$IOSVersion: FFS: 06/08/07 18:10:10 64M $
$IOSVersion: ES: 07/10/07 18:11:26 64M $
$IOSVersion: IOSP: 06/25/07 14:17:16 64M $
The new timestamps read
$IOSVersion: FFS: 06/08/07 18:10:10 64M $
$IOSVersion: ES: 07/10/07 18:11:26 64M $
$IOSVersion: IOSP: 04/03/08 19:37:33 64M $
Its interesting that Nintendo bothered to update the IOSP timestamp, because the only change I see in IOSP is that the version reported changed (theres a variable that stores the value 040308″). Theyre trying to be clever; the actual bug fix was in ES, where the encryption code lives.
The strncmp signing bug has been fixed in IOS30, which is what the system menu uses. (The new signature-checking code is identical to that in IOS37.) This probably means that it will no longer boot Trucha-signed discs, but I have not yet tried it. Early reports on IRC indicate that the Homebrew Channel still works; this is consistent with my understanding that the system menu does not verify the content of already-installed content.
I dont know why IOS31 was patched.
Update 2: Okay, now this is just silly. Three functions have been added to the system menu. Guess what they do:
* ipl::utility::ESMisc::DeleteSavedata((unsigned long long, EGG::Heap*))
* ipl::utility::ESMisc::VerifySavedataZD((unsigned long long, EGG::Heap*))
* WADCheckSavedataZD
We Are Not Impressed.
Update 3: They wrote a special-purpose function to try to check for the exact exploit we used specifically, if a savegame is for Zelda, it checks the length of 6 strings inside the savefile (two of which are the player name and horse name). It repeats this check for all 3 saveslots, and then another three times for all 3 backup slots.
No, we do not have a response to this yet; we will probably take a few days to formulate one. I predicted Nintendo would *not* do this; Im disappointed. This was the first bug we found, in the first game we tried. Well find others, and theyll have to try to catch up to each.
Ill open up comments, but please only post if you have something constructive to say.
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