Gecko dotNET Bugs and Requests

[dcx2]

Hmm...I think James is right, don't they kick you off the game if you do a RAM search because your character goes idle for too long?

You have some serious balls trying to ask *me* to make it easier for you to hack online.   >:(

[Deathwolf]

lol  :eek:
are u maybe mad o,o

[Bully@Wiiplaza]

it was a little joke, so just forget it xD
They boot you, if you pause your wii for about more than 10 seconds, because then you aren´t sending any ping anymore, which shows the server that you are "connected".

[James0x57]

@Bully Because during the time you start the dump and finish the dump, the memory is changing.
If you were careful about what was going on in the game during a staggered search, then I guess it wouldn't really limit that much..

[Bully@Wiiplaza]

@Bully Because during the time you start the dump and finish the dump, the memory is changing.
If you were careful about what was going on in the game during a staggered search, then I guess it wouldn't really limit that much..

yep if i do little searches like from 80100000 to 80200000 it may not disconnect.
It´s just a matter of time the game is paused... with some clever steps you can still get your results...
haven´t tried that yet.

@dcx2:
you do not idle out because of being inactive for about 30 secs, it´s because of the paused game. You could just stay there and do
nothing, you won´t ever be kicked that fast.

[Panda On Smack]

Is it possible to have more info when doing a search from the memory tab

It does quick mini searches as it pages through the memory for whatever string you put in the box, Unicode, ASCII etc but it would be handy to show what address area its searching so you can get an idea of how long or how far its looked

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[James0x57]

I thought it was refreshing the current 0x100 memory being shown and looking through that over and over. >.>

[Skiller]

Somthing i dont know why its kinda not already a part or no one elts has asked . :P

Full Search 80+90 section in 1 go ..

example put the value u want and it searchs both Areas .. not just 80 or 90
to many times im looking for a value and i have to Swap back and forth in them 2 .. it be much easyer to just do 1 search.. and have it scan both areas .. sure it takes a bit longer but it takes longer to do all them searchs in 1 section to come up empty :P

this is a would be nice function.. u know the Cosmetics :)

[Bully@Wiiplaza]

exactly, that would be really helpful... you´ll always get your right adress or need to do something else to get it :P

[Panda On Smack]

I thought it was refreshing the current 0x100 memory being shown and looking through that over and over. >.>

Oh I see, WiiRd used to work its way through the whole memory until it reached the end. Is this possible?

[dcx2]

It does that already.  Starts with the cell after the selected cell*, and will continue searching until you cancel or it hits the end of the current memory range.  * allows you to press the button after a successful search to find the next instance.

Panda, you should see the status bar indicating the rapid fire transfers as it starts crawling through memory.  I can probably make it a little nicer, like changing the current MemView address textbox to show where the search is at the start of each dump.

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Skiller, I like your idea about the 80/90 search, but it's actually a little difficult because dumps are stored as a start address and a series of offsets.  So I can't make it one big chunk, I need two chunks, and that means changing some stuff to support dualdump.  I'll see what I can do...it may or may not be that hard, or I may half-ass it somehow that's just good enough.

[Nuke]

This is not really a bug report, but I found that libftdi has slight issues when using synchronous transactions. When sending back an ACK, RETRY it seems to mess things up. Only one windows this sync method seems to work for me, on the mac I just get corrupt data when dumping memory.

Edit: I have made the change to usbgecko.cs but I just need to edit the handler to match things up, then I'll submit the change.

[wiiztec]

Sometimes equals searches fail to weed out results that changed

I'm using r115

[Bully@Wiiplaza]

Sometimes equals searches fail to weed out results that changed

I'm using r115

what? the latest built is r114, I thought...

[Skiller]

It does that already.  Starts with the cell after the selected cell*, and will continue searching until you cancel or it hits the end of the current memory range.  * allows you to press the button after a successful search to find the next instance.

Panda, you should see the status bar indicating the rapid fire transfers as it starts crawling through memory.  I can probably make it a little nicer, like changing the current MemView address textbox to show where the search is at the start of each dump.

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Skiller, I like your idea about the 80/90 search, but it's actually a little difficult because dumps are stored as a start address and a series of offsets.  So I can't make it one big chunk, I need two chunks, and that means changing some stuff to support dualdump.  I'll see what I can do...it may or may not be that hard, or I may half-ass it somehow that's just good enough.

seems to be a bug that i will be checking tomorrow on this game Donkey kong

Well I just tested that, and gecko.net doesn't check on 80000007 its checking on 80001807 which only shows 00 unlike the 80000007 which does show 01

iv not checked this with my version of the game but last time i checked it was reading the version numbers right but if its true that its using the 80001807 then ya there will be a bug on some games ..