SignCheck for Nintendo Wii IOS Files Released

[cfwprophet]

This application from The_Lemon_Man is for the PC and helps people out to easely check if a IOS could be Trucha signed or not.

Every non-coder, modder, newcomer, hobbyist, and such who want to be, should be happy to have it.

Download: SignCheck Tool

To quote: SignCheck is a homebrew application wich checks if your ioses can use the fakesigning.

Uses TMD and TIK forging by patchmii, SU ident by Any Region Changer.


More PlayStation 3 News...

[PS3 News]

The_Lemon_Man now has a v0.2 update available so I have attached it below, and to quote:

signCheck is a homebrew application which checks if your IOS's can use the fakesigning. Uses TMD and TIK forging by patchmii, SU ident by Any Region Changer. Use the discussion page to submit any bug reports.

Changelog

0.1 - First public release.

0.2 - Added check of ios16, 60 and 61 as they are included in newer updates

[labonte]

signCheck is a homebrew application which does several check on your wii IOS, can check if fakesigning (aka trucha bug) can be used, if nand, usb 2 ios tree or boot2 ios tree is accessible by that ios. At the end of the test it will output a .csv log named signCheck.csv in your sd card root.

Changelog

0.1 - First public release.

0.2 - Added check of ios16, 60 and 61 as they are included in newer updates.

0.3 - Completely rewritten, now check all the ios in the wii and adds a pair of new checks.

[labonte]

LemonBoy has updated SignCheck to 0.3a

Change Log
0.3a - Fixed a little bug wich made incorrect headers in .csv reports.

[labonte]

TheLemonM has updated SignCheck to 0.3b. SignCheck is a homebrew application which does several checks on your wii IOS's, it can check to see if fakesigning (aka trucha bug) can be used, if nand, usb 2 ios tree or boot2 ios tree is accessible by that ios. At the end of the test it will output a .csv log named signCheck.csv on the root of sd.

What's new?

* Fixed a little bug wich was leading to incorrect results on some ios (thanks Deviling Master for pointing this out).