[rodries]

Are you meaning from the actual CDs? The Wii’s drive is DVD only. It’s impossible.

[rodries]

Hmm…perhaps you didn’t compile using devkitPPC? Check that dkPPC was used for the configure/make.

[rodries]

Just a glitch, nothing more. 😉

[rodries]

No.

[rodries]

This has been fixed in SVN.

[rodries]

I really don’t see the point in this. Every Wii comes with a Wiimote, and this app is not used for gameplay. So I don’t see why someone would choose to use the GameCube controller.

Keep in mind that every feature that’s put in comes at a cost to the performance.

[rodries]

Not as simple as it sounds. The dvd menus require dvdnav which has it’s own internal caching. Which doesn’t work so well over SMB. So that’s why I disabled it. I would suggest you rip your dvds to divx.

[rodries]

I really have no ideas or time to debug it right now. jhb50’s suggestion sounds good.

[rodries]

Glad that you got it working 🙂

[rodries]

Me too. But this isn’t trivial to add.

[rodries]

– make sure you only put the name of the share in, don’t try to put the folder name/file path/etc
– you’ll probably need to change your SAMBA config: port 445 not 139, NTLMv1 support only

[rodries]

This should be in argv[0], which you can access from main()

[rodries]

First of all, are you aware that the source is only of the forwarder itself, not the “channel”? All the forwarder does is look for a DOL somewhere and load it. Assuming you get that part working, you’d then have to create a channel or inject the DOL into an existing one.

The WiiMC channel in the downloads section is a forwarder + channel + installer all bundled into one.

[rodries]

Something wrong with SAMBA?

[rodries]

The forwarder source is available at:

http://code.google.com/p/wiimc/source/browse/#svn%2Ftrunk%2Flibs%2Fforwarder

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