I wasn't able to reproduce that error. :/ I've tried the EUR and the US version of SMG2.
This is weird. The log looks pretty normal. Could you try using the -keep option and take a look how big the file hif_nfs is?
Despite the problem not involving me in any way, I converted my Mario Kart Wii ISO to .nfs format and used the -keep option, same output.
Sorry for double-posting, but is hif_00000X.nfs the only file(s) we need if we injected .nfs into a Wii VC game? Do we have to use hif_unpack, hif_dec, or hif.nfs if the hif_00000X do(es) not match the size of the original ISO?
Yeah, I used int variables where I shouldve used long variables. I fix this this evening if I some time.
You only need the hif_0000XX.nfs files and if their total size does not match the size of hi_dec or hif something went wrong.
EDIT: OK, I had absolutely no time to test this: But here quick version where a chenged what I THINK might have caused this. You can give it a try.
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Yup, that's normal. My program gets the lenth of the game partition from the partition. It seems that if you convert an iso to wbfs and back iso with wii_backup_manaer or whatever the length that is stored in the partition header changes to something extremely big. That's why I plan to support .ciso in the future. BUt now it's not worth the effort since you cant use the generated nfs files anyway.
Well you can't inject them with FTPiiU. But has anyone tested if you can make an install package with "WiiU Installer Packer V5" (which can make .app files from code/meta/content folders) and install that?
Tested the new version with Mario Kart Wii, and all the 17 hif_0000XX.nfs files match the size of hif_dec.nfs, which means that it may or may not work if repacked. Also, all of the files up to hif_000016.nfs are 256 MB, with the 17th file being 190 MB (the remainder of the game). This is the same layout as an official Wii VC game.
Yup, it *should* work, if you manage to pack it correctly and if the hash in the header isnt checked^^
Well, I'm packing it with Wii U Installer Packer right now, and it takes a hell of a long time compared to a regular VC inject such as (S)NES, GBA, N64 or DS.
In case it doesn't: Can you repack the original files and install those? Just to make sure that it is properly packed.
Well it does pack, but when I try to install it through WUP Installer Mod Y, it gives me an error.
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Sorry for double-posting (again), but System Config Tool can install anything just fine because it is more stable, however I can't even get access to the SysNAND version of SCT for various reasons. Hopefully WUP Installer GX2 is more stable.
EDIT: Nope, just the same problem. Also, it turns out that the error is quoted "Verify WUP files are correct & complete. DLC/E-shop require Sig Patch".
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I just said, and I quote, "I can't even get access to the SysNAND version of SCT for various reasons", including not being able to find it, and to a lesser extent, some copyright reasons *cough* Wii U SDK *cough*
Can't even install to RedNAND because RedNAND doesn't support vWii.
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Third time again, but for some reason I am forced to install the Wii VC inject to RedNAND and guess what? It gave me error code 160-2793 when I launched it. Don't know if it's the inject, the SCT or the Wii U Installer Packer though.
Thats an error with running games from a usb drive it seems (https://www.reddit.com/r/wiiu/comments/2uas36/wii_vc_titles_crash_wii_u_when_loaded_from_usb/)
Try unplugging any usb drives and running it again.
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That's weird, Beat the Beat runs fine for me on USB though. Let me try reinstalling it into NAND on RedNAND.
