Hacking BootMii and YaWnD

coreduo0099 · May 25, 2009

Hello,

A while ago I used YaWnD 0.1 to backup my nand and got the keys extracted as well.

I have since installed bootmii as an IOS with HBC 1.02 and broke my SDHC support.

I would like to "go back in time" to when I backed up the nand with YaWnD.

Can I use this extracted nand with bootmii's NAND restore capabililty as is??

Has anyone tried this?

I have successfully backed up and restored with the bootmii NAND backup but want to go further back in time to my old YaWnD backup.

Thanks

ether2802 · May 25, 2009

I seriously have searched for the method you're looking for, and I haven't found it anywhere, so you better use AnyTitleDeleter to delete the HBC1.0.2, and use the HBC1.0.1 installer to have it back to SDHC capable..!!

WiiLee · May 25, 2009

as long as it is a nand.bin file it will work

coreduo0099 · May 25, 2009

ether2802 said:
I seriously have searched for the method you're looking for, and I haven't found it anywhere, so you better use AnyTitleDeleter to delete the HBC1.0.2, and use the HBC1.0.1 installer to have it back to SDHC capable..!!

I have gone back to HBC 1.0.1 and SDHC remains broken. Thus I am thinking there is something else that happened when I installed BootMii as and IOS that perhaps others have not realized yet.

Or, it is one really big coincidence.

coreduo0099 · May 25, 2009

WiiLee said:
as long as it is a nand.bin file it will work

The files from the other utilities are:

wiiflash.img
keys.txt

Has anyone tried using these with BootMii, that can provide a certain yes or no? if so, with some detail/background as to why you are sure?

I'd like to avoid a $250 piece of plastic.

Thanks

FenrirWolf · May 25, 2009

BootMii won't use those. It needs a nand.bin file.

Det1re · May 25, 2009

He could rename it. But I doubt it will work.

WiiCrazy · May 25, 2009

One can go the tough way of getting a back up with both and binary compare the resulting images... if differences are minimal then we can say both are compatible... (there will certainly be minimal differences because of stuff changed on nand while booting and so on)

Elfish · May 25, 2009

coreduo0099 said:
ether2802 said:

I seriously have searched for the method you're looking for, and I haven't found it anywhere, so you better use AnyTitleDeleter to delete the HBC1.0.2, and use the HBC1.0.1 installer to have it back to SDHC capable..!!

Click to expand...

I have gone back to HBC 1.0.1 and SDHC remains broken. Thus I am thinking there is something else that happened when I installed BootMii as and IOS that perhaps others have not realized yet.

Or, it is one really big coincidence.

did u install dvdx through the hackmii installer?
i heared this version of dvdx has issues.

try to uninstall it and see if it works again.

hans0l0 · May 25, 2009

I had the same problem and the above poster is right the hackmii installers uses the same ios to install hbc 1.0.2 and dvdx mine was 60 or 61 which has sdhc compatibility thru ninty, which breaks the sdhc hack used by libogc. so any apps u have that were compiled using libogc that have dvdx capability have broken sdhc. ie ftpii all the popular emulators etc. only thing that stilL worked for me was hbb which does compile with libogc but doesn't use dvdx and geexbox which uses linux drivers for sdhc.

long story short either use anytitledeleter to delete dvdx hidden channel or remove it with the hackmii installer and reinstall with the older installer.

coreduo0099 · May 25, 2009

hans0l0 said:
I had the same problem and the above poster is right the hackmii installers uses the same ios to install hbc 1.0.2 and dvdx mine was 60 or 61 which has sdhc compatibility thru ninty, which breaks the sdhc hack used by libogc. so any apps u have that were compiled using libogc that have dvdx capability have broken sdhc. ie ftpii all the popular emulators etc. only thing that stilL worked for me was hbb which does compile with libogc but doesn't use dvdx and geexbox which uses linux drivers for sdhc.

long story short either use anytitledeleter to delete dvdx hidden channel or remove it with the hackmii installer and reinstall with the older installer.

Excellent! hans0l0 is correct.

I just used the hackmii installer to uninstall DVDx.

Now, back at HBC 1.0.1 with emulators and HDSC cards working perfectly again. using uLoader 1.7 for microphone compatibility.

hans0l0 · May 25, 2009

great Im glad it worked for you, but to be fair I got the explaination direct from dhewg from the bugtracker for bootmii.

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