There are a few, but mine is a little different and I like it best.Matthew said:Isnt there already a perfectly good guide ?
If I find that time I will work on something like that, if I can think of a good way to organize all the info that would have to go into it.thesund0g said:Interesting guide Mauifrog, good job. I'd like to see you do a universal unbricking guide -- I know you've done you fair share of it and I don't see one stickied.
For those of you who follow this guide, I would like you to know that I have added another layer of protection to the guide. In chapter 2 during batch wad install, the first wad to install will be "!!!IOS60-system-compatibility-test.wad". This is ios60-v6174 installed in ios slot 236, after install MMM will reload to iso236 (ios60-v6174) and install 1OS236.wad. 1OS236 is ios36 patched to slot 236, after it is install MMM will reload ios236 again. What this does is test ios60-v6174 for system functionality before proceeding with the system modification. It is extremely unlikely that this will ever serve any purpose, however it is possible that Nintendo could produce new wii hardware in the future that would not be compatible with ios60-v6174. If that where the case, the installation would freeze at !!!IOS60-system-compatibility-test.wad and prevent further modification to the wii, preventing damage to such a system.
A similar situation happened in the past with softmods using ios30-v1040, this protection will prevent such an issue from happening with ios60-v6174.
This is not an update for your softmod, just a change in the modding process.
You would install those to your sd card or HHD, they would be in /apps/wiiflow/boot.dol , etc. Just put the files on your sd card and load the app from HBC.For those of you who follow this guide, I would like you to know that I have added another layer of protection to the guide. In chapter 2 during batch wad install, the first wad to install will be "!!!IOS60-system-compatibility-test.wad". This is ios60-v6174 installed in ios slot 236, after install MMM will reload to iso236 (ios60-v6174) and install 1OS236.wad. 1OS236 is ios36 patched to slot 236, after it is install MMM will reload ios236 again. What this does is test ios60-v6174 for system functionality before proceeding with the system modification. It is extremely unlikely that this will ever serve any purpose, however it is possible that Nintendo could produce new wii hardware in the future that would not be compatible with ios60-v6174. If that where the case, the installation would freeze at !!!IOS60-system-compatibility-test.wad and prevent further modification to the wii, preventing damage to such a system.
A similar situation happened in the past with softmods using ios30-v1040, this protection will prevent such an issue from happening with ios60-v6174.
This is not an update for your softmod, just a change in the modding process.
thanks for your guide. I was able to do all listed out in the guide. However, I just cant figure out how to install Wiiflow and uloader after this set up. Any help?
To get that all you need is install HBC, preloader, Trucha in IOS 236 and a decent wad manager for pirated wads.Update 12/8/2011
Cios updated to d2x7 final, all bases
IOS248- d2x7 final base 56
IOS250- d2x7 final base 57
IOS224 updated to 5.1r rodries mod base 57
Yeah, just use modmii.Is there something I should do?