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{{Infobox WiiU Homebrews | {{Infobox WiiU Homebrews | ||
|title=Wudump | |title=Wudump | ||
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|description=Dump raw images from a wiiu disc. | |description=Dump raw images from a wiiu disc. | ||
|author=FIX94 | |author=FIX94 | ||
Revision as of 06:53, 25 April 2024
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| Author | FIX94 |
| Type | Utilities |
| Version | 1.6 |
| License | MIT License |
| Last Updated | 2017/10/16 |
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Dump raw images from a Wii U game disc.
Installation
Copy the wiiu folder to the root of the SD card.
User guide
How to use
Run the .elf from the Homebrew Launcher with a FAT32 SD card/USB device or an NTFS USB device inserted, having at least 23.3GB of free space. For FAT32 devices, files will be dumped in 2GB parts, requiring manual merging. On NTFS devices, the dump is a single file.
A full dump takes approximately one and a half hours. After dumping, the wud, common.key, and game.key will be in a "wudump" folder on your SD card/USB device.
Merging WUD parts on FAT32 devices
This part is not needed if the file was dumped to an NTFS device.
To get the full game.wud on FAT32, merge the parts. On Windows, you can use the following command in the sd/usb folder's cmd:
copy /b game_part1.wud + game_part2.wud + ... + game_part12.wud C:\wudump\game.wud
wud2app
If you would like to install the game with wupinstaller, use wud2app. You can either run it with the wudump folder path as an argument:
wud2app "P:\wudump\WUP-P-TEST"
Or, if .wud files are merged, put wud2app in the merged .wud folder and run:
wud2app common.key game.key game.wud
Ensure common.key and game.key are in the same folder. The created folder can be installed by wupinstaller.
Media
[Wii U] Dump Discs With wudump (Lawn Meower aka CosmoCortney)
Changelog
v1.6 2017/10/16
- Added support to dump to a NTFS partition (thanks Maschell).
v1.5 2017/01/07
- Now disabling auto power-down when dumping and re-enabling it afterwards if it is used .
- Exit stability update.
v1.4 2016/12/23
- Now putting each disc dump into a folder using the disc game id as name.
- Removed own crc32 code and just use the crc32 code provided by the OS.
- Updated iosu code to be a little more stable.
v1.4u1 2016/12/23
- Now putting each disc dump into a folder using the disc game id as name.
- Removed own crc32 code and just use the crc32 code provided by the OS.
- Updated iosu code to be a little more stable.
- Fixed tiny mistake.
v1.3 2016/12/06
- Added dumping of common key to make it easier to use with wud2app: https://github.com/FIX94/wud2app.
v1.2 2016/12/04
- Now generating .txt files with crc32, md5 and sha1 hashes for all wud parts and for the joined together wud .
- Renamed key.bin to game.key to match discu name.
v1.1 2016/12/03
- Now also dumps to usb! read the README for instructions.
v1.0 2016/12/03
- Initial release.