Homebrew Wiiscrubber 1.40 kit with multiboot

jinxvorheeze · Feb 18, 2009

So this program works by burning multiple partitions of game data onto a single dvd, then picks a partition and loads the correct data for that particular game? So wouldn't it be possible to use the same idea of partition loading that this uses and change where it checks for the data partition to a Mass Storage Device or an SD card? Just an afterthought. BTW, running great. I think alot of problems are from people not taking the time to read the instructions and older posts for answers and help. Thanks alot.

OPIK · Feb 18, 2009

Hi Folks,

Thank you for this GREAT software !!!!

Quick questions ?
Are the saves supported when the games are in partitions ?? do we need to have a previous save or can we create one ? I've used Animal crossing retail through SC and wasn't able to find my save on my Wii

Is there any list of compatibility somewhere ??

Thank you !

Majin Vegeta · Feb 18, 2009

@Dack: Thank you!

It works perfectly with that version.

Now I have to find some games to try out MultiISO

Dack · Feb 18, 2009

@marjin - thought it would

There was a really stupid bug present in the 1.0 release that meant the FST size was limited to 0x8000 - that was file offsets and names.

@Opik - there seems to be an issue with that loader software that I 'hope' to get sorted today - but my son's half term might get in the way

seoulsoul · Feb 18, 2009

DarkLG said:
Post a video or pics of it actually booting multi wii games.

Here's a video put by a Korean blogger booting 11 games on his multiboot DVD.
http://homewii.tistory.com/79

The games he tried are ~
1. Super Paper Mario (USA)
2. Wii Fit (KOR)
3. Ennichi no Tatsujin (Master of Festivals) (JAP)
4. Big Brain Academy (KOR) [RUNS after setting language to Korean]
5. Wii Play (KOR)
6. Wii Sports (KOR)
7. Bomberman Land (JAP)
8. Namco Museum Remix (KOR)
9. Ninja Reflex (KOR)
10. Sim City (KOR) [FAILS to run with both KOR and JAP region versions)
10. The Monkey King: The Legend Begins (KOR)

OPIK · Feb 18, 2009

Dack said:
@marjin - thought it would

There was a really stupid bug present in the 1.0 release that meant the FST size was limited to 0x8000 - that was file offsets and names.

@Opik - there seems to be an issue with that loader software that I 'hope' to get sorted today - but my son's half term might get in the way

Thanks Dack for your answer, in fact after testing 4 games in 1 DVD :
Shaun White NTSC - Works - new save created and working
Startrek conquest PAL - don't work (on partition 2) WTF ?!

Gravity PAL - works - use my previous save
impossible mission PAL - works - new save created and working

but Animal crossing 1 DVD still not saving, anyway THANK YOU !!!!

Dack · Feb 18, 2009

It's good to know that I got the Korean key support right at least

WiiPower · Feb 18, 2009

Dack did you have time to install a cIOS yourself and test the SetOffset functions with it? I would like to pass information about this to Waninkoko and WiiGator in hope for an updated cIOS which tries to behave 100% like the official IOS, just with dvd video reading commands internally.

Bloodlust · Feb 19, 2009

Could really use a decent tutorial... sounds a bit too complicated if only if it was easy as GCM 0.5

OPIK · Feb 19, 2009

@bloodlust, it's not complicated at all :

take 4 Wii Dvds, backup them, when done :

- open the first one, select the partion with the game (part 1), then right click, shrink partition, when done right click on he same partition then save CRYPTED, close

- open the second one, select the partion with the game (part 1), then right click, shrink partition, when done right click on he same partition then save CRYPTED, close

- open the third one, select the partion with the game (part 1), then right click, shrink partition, when done right click on he same partition then save CRYPTED, close

- open the fourth one, select the partion with the game (part 1), then right click, shrink partition, when done right click on he same partition then save CRYPTED, leave it open,

At this point you must have 4 small *.img files on your PC, if not something got wrong.

- delete everything into the last ISO you left open then import ALL (4) previous crypted *.img by selecting "import crypted" and by attributing a different slot (partition) to each game (from 0 to 3).

-when done for the 4 games, close WS1.40 and burn your DVD as usual and use HBC to run Multiboot and run partitioned games.

Hope this help.

Dack · Feb 19, 2009

Almost right

You can take more than 4, there are 4 tables you can use - only partition table 0 has the 3 games limitation.

In the display of Wiiscrubber the format of the partition name is:
Partition, Partition number - type of partition, partition table it's in, name of partition

So:
Partition:0 - DATA (0) (Wii Chess)

Indicates a Data partition in table 0. And as it's the first partition on the disc it's called partition 0.

ravensp · Feb 19, 2009

I get this error when i try to load a multigame disc

i have modchip installed so normally no drama loading anything

also i have tried different iso's

-------------

[-] Error opening partition.

Exception: Open Partition Error

Press Any Key to Continue...

??????????????

Dack · Feb 19, 2009

What modchip have you got installed? When does the error occur? Have you changed the IOS to 36?

Could you try this version and remember to change the mode at the bottom to "hard mod" = true.

http://rapidshare.com/files/199922316/Boot.dol

ravensp · Feb 19, 2009

answers

What modchip have you got installed?
wiikey 2

When does the error occur?
after it starts to read the disc
and tried alot of different discs etc and multigame discs
from different sources (confirmed working on other wii)

Have you changed the IOS to 36?
yes

will try the new link and get back to you

qbert · Feb 19, 2009

May I disable "headers" or have to keep them, for each image?

Sorry for double post.

ravensp · Feb 19, 2009

ok tested 1.1 version same error on couple of different compilations

also unit is pal unit as well and all titles where pal

Hardware Mod: Enabled (also tried disable)
tired different Ios eg: 249 (Rev 7) and the rest
also left other settings to default amd then again after error tried different things
but still same error

maybe i have to install something else?

anyway here is what just happened

------------------------------

Loading GameDisc...
Disc ID: R64P
Magic Number: 0x5d1c9ea3
Disc Title: RVL Wii Music
Number of partitions is : 0x6
[-] Error opening partition.

Exception: Open Partition Error

Prss Any Key to Continue...

-------------------------------

OPIK · Feb 19, 2009

Are you aware of any compatibility list over GBAtemp ???

I notice over the internet, that for some the game works and for some it failes. This is strange, maybe with a wiki we can collect enough information to classify errors par region, partition were the game is, crypted or unencrypted, etc...

Thank you.

ravensp · Feb 20, 2009

any ideas on the problem?

might format wii and start again i guess

but what would u suggest i install on wii

it would be formatted with wiikey 2 installed

so nice and clean....

gameshark · Feb 20, 2009

hi Dack ,
i'm getting the grips of your multidiscmaker.

got 2 multi discs (all games working)

disc 1

0.Mario Super Sluggers (0) (force region NTSC) ntsc
1.The Legend of Zelda Twilight Princess (0) pal
2.Ghost Squad (0) pal
3.Links crossbow training (1) pal

disc 2

0.Urban Extreme SR (0) pal
1.Counter Force (0) pal
2.Dead Rising (0) japan
3.Backyard Baseball 2009 (1) (force region NTSC) ntsc

tested on a Wii PAL 3.2E softmodded with gamma loader.

again Dack awesome programming

it takes some time to do but then you got something good

also i used the r82 version you pm'd to me.
(have you got already the r84 version?)

gonna test some more games.

OPIK · Feb 23, 2009

Works great with 95% of my games

Dack, do you plan to add Ocarina into the multiboot loader ?

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