Trying to figure out networking and (OpenBSD) pf at the same time...
Basically, I have a secondary IPv4 address on my OpenBSD webserver that I want to forward to my IPv6-only Wii - as if the IPv4 address was the Wii's.
What forwarding mode is appropriate? nat-to, af-to, rdr-to?
I've said this before, but I may as well say it again: more people should be doing 8- and 16-bit homebrewing, Even in assembly language, these have dozens of the friendliest tutorials ever, and the hardest part is just getting a toolchain together that will turn your source code into binaries that *run* on the consoles or in emulators.
I've been putting together quick build-and-run tutorials to close that gap, for a great many systems. Check it out.
Annnnd now the Wii has breached Gopherspace!
Proxy: https://gopher.floodgap.com/gopher/gw?a=gopher%3A%2F%2Fwii.sjmulder.nl
The Wii homeserver is now live!
(IPv6 only, so if your ISP is stuck in the 1900s it'll have to wait until I get around to setting up some proxy or such.)
Edit: also proxied through IPv4 now
The system was previously softhacked through other means but I managed to get Wiibrand working in the end, the Homebrew Channel installed and NetBSD started up.
Unfortunately the "UGREEN USB 2.0 Ethernet Adapter" doesn't work in the Wii Menu, despite having the right chipset, and also not in #NetBSD - the axen driver repeatedly prints messages about a wrong buffer. I've ordered a Realtek-based dongle instead.
McMartin
Kiesraad
