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The ARM926EJ-S Starlet on the other side wasn't so lucky, though, which is why memcpy/strcpy and friends on IOS are a massive hairball of workaround code to do manual read-modify-write and shift ops so it can copy unaligned buffers from MEM1 with only 32-bit word accesses!
And this is the anti-emulator protection in the non-public version of wiipax (used for HBC). We do byte writes to uncached mappings and exploit the unexpected behavior of clobbering the whole 64bit word.
I think I remember you guys stating your reasoning for the anti-emulator protection, but I can't find where it's at. I'm sure you guys had a darn good reason, you're not one to do things maliciously.
It was because we had assholes trying to sell HBC for profit, so we had to add "DRM" to force users to go through our installer (so they got the message that it is free and not for sale). The anti-emu is just anti-reverse-engineering that goes along with it.
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