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NOTE: all paths must be absolute
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NOTE: in order to download the latest version, pass 0 for version
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NOTE: for channels you need to change to non-space lowercase . region,
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example: System Menu = systemmenu.pal -- see file CLI.Channels
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-h / --help = show help
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-v / --version = show Qwad version and exit
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-d / --download = download IOS (see examples below)
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-u / --unpack = unpack a wad file
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-p / --pack = pack a folder as wad
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-g / --getversions = get available versions of given IOS
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-c / --convert = convert IOS name to hex (and vice versa)
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======================================================================
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Examples (no batch-support¹):
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**Download**
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qwad -d <IOS/Channel> <VERSION> <OUTPUT> <DECRYPT> <PACK>
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qwad -d IOS58 6176 $PWD/IOS58.wad False True
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qwad -d 000000010000003a 6176 $PWD/IOS58.wad True False
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qwad -d systemmenu.pal 450 $PWD/SM41p.wad False True
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>> Result: IOS58.wad
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**Unpack**
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qwad -u <WAD> <FOLDER>
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qwad -u $PWD/IOS58.wad $PWD/IOS58-Unpacked
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>> Result: IOS58-Unpacked/
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**Pack**
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qwad -p <FOLDER> <WAD>
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qwad -p $PWD/IOS58-Unpacked/ $PWD/IOS58.wad
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>> Result: IOS58.wad
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**GetVersions**
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qwad -g <IOS>
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qwad -g IOS9
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qwad -g 0000000100000009
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qwad -q mii.pal
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>> Result: Available Versions for IOS9: 520, 521, 778, 1034
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>> Result: Available Versions for Mii Channel: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
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**Convert**
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qwad -c <IOS>
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qwad -c IOS36
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qwad -c 0000000100000024
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qwad -c wiispeak.pal
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>> Result: IOS36 == 0000000100000024
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>> Result: Wii Speak == 0001000148434650
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**TMD-Info**
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qwad -t <TMDFILE>
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qwad -t $PWD/0001000154484246.tmd
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>> Result:
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Title ID (HEX) : 0001000154484246
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Title ID (ASCII) : THBF
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Title Version : 41
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Title Boot Index : 2
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Title Contents : 3
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Title IOS : IOS58
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Title Access Rights: 3
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Title Type : 1
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Title Group ID : 21065
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Title Reserved : _
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¹on a capable shell you can do something like:
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#!/bin/sh
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for item in arg1 arg2 arg3 arg4;
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do qwad <whatever>;
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done
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to still achieve batch-mode
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