zouille83 said:
acording to the changelog - this issue has been fixed
try get a newer revision and try again
if not post the issue on googlecodes
hope this helps
also press minus or plus to see if it will move
So far 233 seems stable and flawless. Was able to download 3D Covers and Disc Covers without any problems. Out of 21... it only missed 1 because it wasn't on their server yet (CID The Dummy). Plus just to see... it auto created the folders too.
Only thing that still needs to be implemented is to save the System Settings and not just the Disc Settings. Other than that... fantastic work all.
One a personal note... on the downloaded Disc Covers... not a fan of what style they are using for downloads. Stock art isn't my thing. Rather see the Custom stuff for downloads.
Only thing that still needs to be implemented is to save the System Settings and not just the Disc Settings. Other than that... fantastic work all.
One a personal note... on the downloaded Disc Covers... not a fan of what style they are using for downloads. Stock art isn't my thing. Rather see the Custom stuff for downloads.
Dude... what do you think we are doing here? Think this is a wishing well? If you don't want the extras go and stick with the original Loader from waninkoko -.-liteon6x said:
marinos35,
Can you compile your 233 with System Patch instead of Disc Patch. Not sure if you can do that with the Config.txt yet.
Can you compile your 233 with System Patch instead of Disc Patch. Not sure if you can do that with the Config.txt yet.
@Vettacross I personally dont like this idea much. But to do so we gotta create a setting then where user can choose between HDD and SD save mode of images. Not everyone can create a 2nd partition as FAT.
Making it isnt a big problem but i am not sure if its of any use.
Making it isnt a big problem but i am not sure if its of any use.
i think saving to SD card is the way. Images are only small & i'm sure we all have huge SD cards for all the WiiWare
Is it possible to alter the Config file and make the system default to System Patch, as opposed to, Disc Patch?
Also... can someone explain what VidTV Patch does?
Also... can someone explain what VidTV Patch does?
LOL...ulysse57 said:
I don't use a custom theme, because the default graphics are wonderful! So, instead of having to create another .TXT file, just to turn off tooltips, I've recompiled the code to allow me to control this from my existing "config.txt" file.
The change was really just for me, but if others wanted this change too, I wanted to freely share my .DOL file.
I've asked the coders to make this simple change, in the GUI, but they have excersized their right to ignore me (this doesn't really bother me, though).
- Joined
- Oct 27, 2002
- Messages
- 23,749
- Trophies
- 4
- Age
- 45
- Location
- Engine room, learning
- XP
- 15,648
- Country
This is where the USB adventure end for me.
I decided to test it only since one week, and I just lose my HDD.
I was playing a game, without any problem, but I was a little sleeppy so I decided to take a nap, the Wii put itself in pause mode (no wiimote detected, press a button).
It lasted almost 2-3h like that.
Then, I waked up and tried to continue playing, the wii waked up, but not the game. I switched the Wii and the HDD off. When I switched the HDD On, the only thing it's doing now is making clicking noise, and is no more detected nor by the Wii nor by windows.
Bye bye 160Go HDD T_T
The USB adventure lasted one week, it was fun to follow the advancement.
I wish you good luck for the next steps.
PS : It's not the usbloader fault, I think it's my USB to IDE adapter which put the hdd in sleep mode, and the wii couldn't wake the HDD.
The hard drive didn't like the hard switch off I think
edit :
I don't know if the patch for the sleep mode is already present, but maybe you could add something again to let the wii read the iso even if the wii is in pause state for a long time.
I think it's not because I stayed switched ON and spinning for 3 hours than the HDD broke, but really because I switched it off at a bad time or because it was already in sleep mode when I did it.
I decided to test it only since one week, and I just lose my HDD.
I was playing a game, without any problem, but I was a little sleeppy so I decided to take a nap, the Wii put itself in pause mode (no wiimote detected, press a button).
It lasted almost 2-3h like that.
Then, I waked up and tried to continue playing, the wii waked up, but not the game. I switched the Wii and the HDD off. When I switched the HDD On, the only thing it's doing now is making clicking noise, and is no more detected nor by the Wii nor by windows.
Bye bye 160Go HDD T_T
The USB adventure lasted one week, it was fun to follow the advancement.
I wish you good luck for the next steps.
PS : It's not the usbloader fault, I think it's my USB to IDE adapter which put the hdd in sleep mode, and the wii couldn't wake the HDD.
The hard drive didn't like the hard switch off I think
edit :
I don't know if the patch for the sleep mode is already present, but maybe you could add something again to let the wii read the iso even if the wii is in pause state for a long time.
I think it's not because I stayed switched ON and spinning for 3 hours than the HDD broke, but really because I switched it off at a bad time or because it was already in sleep mode when I did it.
moviecouple said:
if you want your own "custom" covers for games instead of the ones they are supposed to have , then just replace all the .png files individually . it doesn't need to be part of the code .
Cyan said:This is where the USB adventure end for me.
I decided to test it only since one week, and I just lose my HDD.
I was playing a game, without any problem, but I was a little sleeppy so I decided to take a nap, the Wii put itself in pause mode (no wiimote detected, press a button).
It lasted almost 2-3h like that.
Then, I waked up and tried to continue playing, the wii waked up, but not the game. I switched the Wii and the HDD off. When I switched the HDD On, the only thing it's doing now is making clicking noise, and is no more detected nor by the Wii nor by windows.
Bye bye 160Go HDD T_T
The USB adventure lasted one week, it was fun to follow the advancement.
I wish you good luck for the next steps.
PS : It's not the usbloader fault, I think it's my USB to IDE adapter which put the hdd in sleep mode, and the wii couldn't wake the HDD.
The hard drive didn't like the hard switch off I think
I bet it was the IDE to USB adapter that didnt put your HDD to sleep and fried it while spinning at full speed for 3 hours
Similar threads
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
@
RedColoredStars:
There is an actual trailer with footage too. lol. Going to watch it tonight. Grabbed it from... a place. -
-
@
SylverReZ:
@Psionic Roshambo, JonTron's back yet again until he disappears into the void for another 6 or so months.+1 -
-
-
