Hacking Lets make a list of BootMii Compatible SD and SDHC Cards
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1gb Sandisk MicroSD works perfect
2gb Kingston MicroSD works perfect
4gb Kingston MicroSD works perfect
Im very lucky to have all my cards work
2gb Kingston MicroSD works perfect
4gb Kingston MicroSD works perfect
Im very lucky to have all my cards work
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2GB SanDisk Micro SD. 100% working.
4GB SanDisk Micro SD Class 2. 98% working. (Does start the NAND dump late, and dumps slow. but works fine next to that.)
4GB SanDisk Micro SD Class 2. 98% working. (Does start the NAND dump late, and dumps slow. but works fine next to that.)
just wanted to post up here with my findings as well.
I have a Kingston 512mb SD card that boots into bootmii instantaneously. The downside being of course not enough room to perform the nand dump. Good news is that i can use a 2 card method.
I use the 512 card to boot into bootmii, and then take that card out, insert my Kingston 2gb card. Then proceed to go into the nand dump and write it to the 2gb card. Voila perfect dump, no bad blocks! Safely stored away for backup.
The reason I had to go this route simply was because #1 the 512mb card is too small for the dump and #2 the 2gb wont boot, but works perfect in every other area.
So with that all said, im now happy as I feel alot more secure in messing about from here on out. Cheers.
I have a Kingston 512mb SD card that boots into bootmii instantaneously. The downside being of course not enough room to perform the nand dump. Good news is that i can use a 2 card method.
I use the 512 card to boot into bootmii, and then take that card out, insert my Kingston 2gb card. Then proceed to go into the nand dump and write it to the 2gb card. Voila perfect dump, no bad blocks! Safely stored away for backup.
The reason I had to go this route simply was because #1 the 512mb card is too small for the dump and #2 the 2gb wont boot, but works perfect in every other area.
So with that all said, im now happy as I feel alot more secure in messing about from here on out. Cheers.
Hooblah2u2 said:
What format type and cluster size did you use? I have this SD and it's not working for me!
Kingston 2GB SD (non-micro) works fine.
This needs a Wiki similar to the loader and USB device compatibility lists.
This needs a Wiki similar to the loader and USB device compatibility lists.
I have a Kingston SDHC 8GB class 6 card that doesn't work, it works with the HBC but won't load into the Bootmii screen but I see the 4GB version of the SDHC card and it works fine, go figure
I have not been able to find this card for purchase online anywhere.Shinigami Kiba said:
In fact, I have yet to read about any 8GB SDHC Class 6 card, micro or standard, that works 100% with the Wii and BootMii.
EDIT: I guess it's back to my 2GB SD card for now, which is a bummer. I was so excited about my $15 8GB SDHC Class 6 card and then I found out it won't work for the single purpose I bought it for.
anyone got a 8 or 16 gig card fully working yet
or something that doesnt lockup the wii on boot
my 8gig transcend works fine for everything apart from boot2 bootmii
and locks the wii up all the time on poweron
im sick of getting off my settee
or something that doesnt lockup the wii on boot
my 8gig transcend works fine for everything apart from boot2 bootmii
and locks the wii up all the time on poweron
im sick of getting off my settee
Sick of waiting sandisk's seem to be least problematic
I have ordered a
16 Gig Sandisk SDHC
will let you all know how it goes
Ordered from amazon (not marketplace)
http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/B001W1BSM0/
I have ordered a
16 Gig Sandisk SDHC
will let you all know how it goes
Ordered from amazon (not marketplace)
http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/B001W1BSM0/
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