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| − | * Boots Wii originals and backups from | + | * Boots Wii originals and backups from same region (100%) |
| + | * Boots Wii originals and backups from other regions (partial) | ||
* Boots GameCube originals and backups from all regions | * Boots GameCube originals and backups from all regions | ||
* Boots GameCube homebrew | * Boots GameCube homebrew | ||
Revision as of 23:34, 28 November 2006
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OpenChip Info
OpenWii supports a multitude of platforms. These do-it-yourself modchips are open source (GPL) and feature packed.
Current Features
- Boots Wii originals and backups from same region (100%)
- Boots Wii originals and backups from other regions (partial)
- Boots GameCube originals and backups from all regions
- Boots GameCube homebrew
- Full DMS / D2A / D2B Chipset Support
- Updatable via DVD (Atmega8 Platform)
- 6x DVD Read Speed (Adjustable via Setup Disc)
- DVD±R & DVD±RW media fully supported
- 8cm (miniDVD) supported
- Works on the ATmega8 / ATtiny / PIC and MSP platforms
Not implemented yet:
- Gamecube audiofix
Firmware Download
You can download the latest firmware from the official OpenWii wiki.
Commercial OpenChips
Some of these chips are sold commercially, such as the Wiip.
