Developer joedj has piled a couple more bricks to the early build of FTPii, the FTP server project for the Nintendo Wii. According to the author, FTPii version 0.0.11 is an upgrade from the older versions in terms of code.
It's a lot more stable now that FTPii was compiled using the latest tweak to the libfat library, and it should make the homebrew application run solidly when read-ahead caching.
Other critical updates include the USB initialization fix via recompilation to the latest version of the libogc library, which should keep FTPii from stalling each time you start the Wii FTP server with self-booting USB devices attached.
Also added to the mix is the intialization sequence for the network subsystem in FTPii, so that USB-attached Ethernet add-ons will be set up before the file allocation table is prepped. You might even notice a cosmetic change to the FTPii's HBC description tab as well. More updates as we get them.
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Turning your Wii console into a personalized FTP server can be quite convenient for gamers who want quick access of files to and from their PC. It's a good thing homebrew developer joedj has updated the Wii homebrew app FTPii and bumped up its version number to 0.0.9
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Changelog:
Fixed spurious error when reading bad sectors from NAND.
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FTPii FTPii
Homebrew dev joedj has once again updated FTPii, the Wii's very own homebrew FTP server. With FTpii, you don't have to transfer your SD card from your Wii to your PC if you want to move a few files. Just fire up FTPii and you're basically good to go.
The latest FTPii release, version, 0.0
Wii Web Server A web server running on WiiChangelog;Added option to have pages in /www directory to be compatible with Wiihttpd(default uses /data/web)Added option to change port number to run on (Default : 80)
Wii Web Server Wii Web Server
Read Me:
Boot using normal methods *cough* HBC *cough*. Once running, will run itself. To quit, press home on the wiimote. If no wiiweb.xml is found then the old method of using the wiimote can still be used.
Place your html files in /data/web/ on the root of your sd card, must be inserted before the app is loaded. Use data.zip for demo files
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* Windows 32bit/64bit (64bit future)
* Linux x86/x86_64
* MacOSX x86
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