I'm honestly not sure if this is an issue with nintendont or not. I had dios mios lite for a while, and it worked perfectly fine. I would convert .7z files with 7-zip, then convert the resulting isos with DMtoolbox. A static shock fried my SD card, and I didn't have a compete backup, so I started from scratch. I instated nintendont and it loads just fine, but for whatever reason will only show some of my games. And now when I go to the computer and attempt to redownload, reconvert, rename, or reorganize the files that are missing, they always end up corrupted or just entirely missing when I remove the SD card from the computer. I've tried several ways of converting the files and adding them to the card, but nothing works. Any advice?
Homebrew Nintendont trouble
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Gamecube games don't need to be converted to anything. Just make sure your ISO's MD5 hash matches the one for the game on redump.org and put it on the storage medium. To ensure you don't run into issues with any other homebrew you might use it's best to lay them out in the standard fashion:
"/games/Game Title [TitleID]/game.iso" For the second disc of two-disc games name the file "disc2.iso" and put it in the same folder as the first disc.
example: "/games/Billy Hatcher and the Giant Egg [GEGE8P]/game.iso"
"/games/Game Title [TitleID]/game.iso" For the second disc of two-disc games name the file "disc2.iso" and put it in the same folder as the first disc.
example: "/games/Billy Hatcher and the Giant Egg [GEGE8P]/game.iso"
I've tried simply extracting the files with 7zip or winrar and then renaming them game.iso, but that didn't work either. All the files have the proper names. And sorry, I don't exactly know what a redump hash is lol. Kind of new to all this
Update: I just tried downloading new files and opening them directly onto my SD as game.iso in their own folders. Still didn't work. The main one I'm trying to get is resident evil 4, it was working just fine for dios mios lite
Well I'm not exactly sure how to check that but if that was the case it would've done the same thing to my other games. There's a good five games that work perfectly, and I got them on there in the exact same way I've been trying to add the new ones. I just 7-zipped them into their own folders with the title IDs and named the files game.iso.
Another thread suggested I don't use compressed files. But extracting them with winrar instead didn't work
I've tried that too. At this point I'm starting to think it's something wrong with the SD card. When I place files on it, it acts totally normal. But if I unplug it and put it back in immediately, it seems to corrupt any new data I've added to it. The write lock on the card is turned off, and I've already tried formatting it and putting everything back on
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