Hey, I've got a little problem with my wii today. I wanted to play Monster Hunter Tri but it was freezing on my neogamma r9b52, with ios 249 rev 17 (pretty old, I know). So I updated it with the d2x rev 6 of ios 249 but now my neogamma is giving me an "drive not connected error". I tried to change it to waninkoko's ios 249 rev 21 but nothing has hanged. What could I do?
You could download a USB loader (WiiFlow) and install the game from there. You've got some pretty ancient junk. And to be on the safe side, you should rehack your Wii using ModMii so you can install updated software on it.
Neogamma will use IOS250 for certain games. I'm not sure if mh3 is one of those games, that may be your problem.
Install d2x cIOS with a base of 56 to 249, and install with a base of 57 to 250.
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I see that you only use neogamma r9 b52, update your neogamma to r9 b56 as neogamma will not automatically use the correct cIOS.
Install d2x cIOS with a base of 56 to 249, and install with a base of 57 to 250.
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I see that you only use neogamma r9 b52, update your neogamma to r9 b56 as neogamma will not automatically use the correct cIOS.
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It's just Conduit 2 and Black Ops that use base 57.
Use NeoGamma IOS Switcher to change between 249 and 250.
there is more than just those two games that use IOS250 with neogamma.
updating neogamma is the best thing to do for game and cIOS compatibility, that eliminates the need for the ios switcher.
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It shouldn't. The only significant benefit of base 57 is that it supports the USB headset, which only those two games use.
I'd forgotten, there's auto-selection now, isn't there?
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