From 72b33345a08c6c8713a0bdb4616929318559ce8e Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Fledge68 Date: Tue, 8 Feb 2022 17:08:32 -0600 Subject: [PATCH] Updated My Dev Notes (markdown) --- My-Dev-Notes.md | 2 +- 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/My-Dev-Notes.md b/My-Dev-Notes.md index f344b15..97232e9 100644 --- a/My-Dev-Notes.md +++ b/My-Dev-Notes.md @@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ My Personal notes about anything but mainly wiiflow. Putting them here as they m ## AHBProt -AHBProt stands for Advanced Hardware Bus Protection. AHB is what connects all the Hardware Devices of the Wii to the PPC. Its protected to keep hackers from easily gaining access to these devices. But there's an easy way to enable access to the AHB by setting bit 0 of the access rights field in the TMD. The HBC and other channels/forwarders do this by setting offset 0x1DB of their TMD to 0x03. They also set offset 0x18B to 0x3A (58) to use IOS58. +AHBProt stands for Advanced Hardware Bus Protection. AHB is what connects all the Hardware Devices of the Wii to the PPC. Its protected to keep hackers from easily gaining access to these devices. But there's an easy way to enable access to the AHB by setting bit 0 of the access rights field (offset 0x1DB) in the TMD. The HBC and other channels/forwarders do this by setting offset 0x1DB of their TMD to 0x03. They also set offset 0x18B to 0x3A (58) to use IOS58. Some people say you need to enable AHBProt. Yes you are setting a bit to Enable access rights to the AHB but you need to Disable or Patch the Protection in order to use AHB. In WiiFlow Fix94 refers to it as 'AHBProt patched out' and USBLGX Cyan refers to it as 'AHBProt Disabled'