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elfloader		elfloader
.gitignore		.gitignore
COPYING		COPYING
Makefile		Makefile
README		README
boot2.c		boot2.c
boot2.h		boot2.h
bsdtypes.h		bsdtypes.h
common.mk		common.mk
crypto.c		crypto.c
crypto.h		crypto.h
describesimple.sh		describesimple.sh
diskio.c		diskio.c
diskio.h		diskio.h
elf.h		elf.h
errno.h		errno.h
exception.c		exception.c
exception.h		exception.h
exception_asm.S		exception_asm.S
ff.c		ff.c
ff.h		ff.h
gecko.c		gecko.c
gecko.h		gecko.h
gpio.h		gpio.h
hollywood.h		hollywood.h
integer.h		integer.h
ipc.c		ipc.c
ipc.h		ipc.h
irq.c		irq.c
irq.h		irq.h
irq_asm.S		irq_asm.S
ldhack.c		ldhack.c
main.c		main.c
main_bootmii.c		main_bootmii.c
makebin.py		makebin.py
memory.c		memory.c
memory.h		memory.h
memory_asm.S		memory_asm.S
mini.ld		mini.ld
nand.c		nand.c
nand.h		nand.h
panic.c		panic.c
panic.h		panic.h
powerpc.c		powerpc.c
powerpc.h		powerpc.h
powerpc_elf.c		powerpc_elf.c
powerpc_elf.h		powerpc_elf.h
sdhc.c		sdhc.c
sdhc.h		sdhc.h
sdmmc.c		sdmmc.c
sdmmc.h		sdmmc.h
seeprom.c		seeprom.c
seeprom.h		seeprom.h
starlet.mk		starlet.mk
start.S		start.S
start.h		start.h
string.c		string.c
string.h		string.h
types.h		types.h
utils.c		utils.c
utils.h		utils.h
utils_asm.S		utils_asm.S
vsprintf.c		vsprintf.c
vsprintf.h		vsprintf.h

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MINI -- Mini Is Not IOS
Copyright (c) 2008, 2009 Team Twiizers

mini is our bare-bones replacement for IOS.  It does not have all of
the features that IOS provides -- notably, we have not implemented
USB, networking, write support to the NAND filesystem, DI support or
WC24 support.  However, all hardware is directly accessable via IPC --
see mini_ipc.c/h for details.

Please feel free to add write code to fill in gaps in the
functionality.  As it stands, it's useful for low-level system
recovery tasks, and as a shim/proxy to allow code on the PPC
(e.g. Linux) to have full access to the Wii's hardware.