| QUOTE (Lightning @ Jun 26 2008, 10:11 PM) | | might be worth it to check out CWiiD. |
CWiiD neither has that feature nor is cross-platform. I need a cross-platform software, and one that has such a feature included for raw memory view/edit.
An example would be something like: | CODE | (copies Mii data to wii.out) wiimem -I 00:19:1D:7C:4D:E6 -o wii.out -b 0FCA -e 15A9
(copies edited Mii data back to wiimote) wiimem -i wii.out -O 00:19:1D:7C:4D:E6 -b 0FCA
(copies 0040h bytes of memory to stdout) wiimem -I 01:11:3C:00:11:12 -b 0000 -l 0040
(copies 0040h bytes of memory to stdout, displaying as hex values) wiimem -I 01:11:3C:00:11:12 -h -b 0000 -l 0040
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For graphical mode hex editor:
| CODE | (lists wiimotes, ask which one you want) wiihex
(connects to 00:19:1D:7C:4D:E6 automatically) wiihex 00:19:1D:7C:4D:E6
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Another thing, which can be done only in Linux, is to make a block device file in /dev for the wiimote memory so that you can use dd to copy it.
But I need a software that works on Windows as well as Linux. I don't know how to write this software, but if someone knows how, can you please do that?
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