Why do people start with a 3.2 nand instead of just starting on 4.2? Been meaning to ask this for a while
That's exactly what my question is. If anyone has any real deal explanation to answer this I would love to here it.FenrirWolf said:Why do people start with a 3.2 nand instead of just starting on 4.2? Been meaning to ask this for a while
NiKKrO said:Hi,
i've a problem with a 3.2U Nand on a 4.2E Wii. I made a virgin 3.2U nand with showmiiwads. I've decrypted my setting.txt and re-encrypted.
*snip*Code:VIDEO=NTSC
But when i power off and try to reboot the ntsc nand, i get only black screen.
ChokeD said:That's exactly what my question is. If anyone has any real deal explanation to answer this I would love to here it.FenrirWolf said:Why do people start with a 3.2 nand instead of just starting on 4.2? Been meaning to ask this for a while
Hi Diddy81, thanks a lot. This worked fine on a Virgin 3.2E Nand, was struggling with this for a while. Now upgrading to 4.2diddy81 said:open the HBC Installer - HBCI.wad in customizemii
go to options and change the startup IOS to 30
hit create wad to save it
then install it to you sneek nand and open it
I'm sure this is the tutorials fault. a lot of people just follow guides which tell them "go to NUS and download IOS30" and they do.ChokeD said:That's exactly what my question is. If anyone has any real deal explanation to answer this I would love to here it.FenrirWolf said:Why do people start with a 3.2 nand instead of just starting on 4.2? Been meaning to ask this for a while
Normaly, tv can display NTSC. I just test tonight, with 3.2U and setting.txt, i get setting screen, i sync wiimote and setup the wii. With 4.2U, i wait up to 5minutes and still black screen.fogbank said:NiKKrO said:Hi,
i've a problem with a 3.2U Nand on a 4.2E Wii. I made a virgin 3.2U nand with showmiiwads. I've decrypted my setting.txt and re-encrypted.
*snip*Code:VIDEO=NTSC
But when i power off and try to reboot the ntsc nand, i get only black screen.
Can your screen display NTSC? I don't think that you really need to change anything except the AREA.
*EDIT*
I'm not entirely convinced that the Wii requires setting.txt to get to the setup screen. I think a valid setting.txt may only be required to load the system menu. I've messed around with setting.txt (deleting parts, etc...) and always got the setup screens, but often couldn't load the system menu.
FenrirWolf said:Is the first partition primary and formatted as FAT32?
QUOTE said:sd:\bootmii\armboot.bin
sd:\boot2.bin (boot2_sd.bin)
NAND
sd:\import
sd:\meta
sd:\shared1
sd:\shared2
sd:\temp
sd:\title
Can you please provide details of the conditions under which you successfully installed HBC on SNEEK/UNEEK?diddy81 said:open the HBC Installer - HBCI.wad in customizemii
go to options and change the startup IOS to 30
hit create wad to save it
then install it to you sneek nand and open it
That guide is for an old version of sneek I believe, not DI and this statement:Digital1980 said:I have this exact file structure but it just won't go for me
the disk drive flashes when I launch bootmii from HBC, that's all. Am I missing some files?
QUOTE said:sd:\bootmii\armboot.bin
sd:\boot2.bin (boot2_sd.bin)
NAND
sd:\import
sd:\meta
sd:\shared1
sd:\shared2
sd:\temp
sd:\title
When I follow the SNEEK tutorial @ completesoftemodguide it works perfect.