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The Homebrew Channel

This repository contains the public release of the source code for The Homebrew Channel.

Changes in this fork from fail0verflow/hbc: - Version number is bumped to 1.1.5 - Title ID has been changed back to LULZ from OHBC to make it usable with BootMii and older homebrew while retaining OHBC-specific features. - System menu version near running IOS version - Reboot to Wii U Menu

Included portions:

  • The Homebrew Channel
  • Reload stub
  • Banner
  • PyWii (includes Alameda for banner creation)
  • WiiPAX (LZMA executable packer)

Not included:

  • Installer
  • BootMii nor the GUI (CE1LING_CAT)

Note that the code in this repository differs from the source code used to build the official version of The Homebrew Channel, which includes additional protection features (i.e. fail0verflow had to add reverse-DRM to stop scammers from selling it).

This has been tested on a real Wii, Wii U (vWii), and Dolphin. Dolphin requires forcing 16:9 in the Graphics menu if you want to use 16:9.

Build instructions

You need devkitPPC and libogc installed, and the DEVKITPRO/DEVKITPPC environment variables correctly set. Use the latest available versions. Make sure you have libogc/libfat, and also install the following 3rd party libraries:

  • zlib
  • libpng
  • mxml
  • freetype

You can obtain binaries of those with devkitPro pacman. Simply use

sudo (dkp-)pacman -S ppc-zlib ppc-libpng ppc-mxml ppc-freetype

Additionally, you'll need the following packages on your host machine:

  • pycryptodomex (for PyWii)
  • libpng headers (libpng-dev)
  • gettext
  • sox

The build process has only been tested on Linux. You're on your own if you want to try building this on OSX or Windows.

You'll need the Wii common key installed as ~/.wii/common-key.

First run 'make' in wiipax, then 'make' in channel. You'll find a .wad file that you can install or directly run with Dolphin under channel/title/channel_retail.wad. You'll also find executable binaries under channel/channelapp, but be advised that the NAND save file / theme storage features won't work properly if HBC isn't launched as a channel with its correct title identity/permissions.

License

Unless otherwise noted in an individual file header, all source code in this repository is released under the terms of the GNU General Public License, version 2 or later. The full text of the license can be found in the COPYING file.

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