NAND back up is a complete restore point right? so no matter what happens, as long as a loader is available you can fix it?elimist said:
also, this usb loader gx I'm using.... it can play gamecube backups off discs, right? is there anything special needed or just a standard imgburn on a standard dvd-r? i hate those little mini discs annd the gamecube cases XD
bwillb said:
Did you install bootmii to boot2? If you did, then pretty much nothing other than a boot2 update will get rid of that and you would be able to restore the NAND backup. If you were only able to install bootmii IOS, then as long as you don't do something that kills priiloader, you can still load bootmii IOS and restore it, but generally there would probably be a better option to fix whatever you did if you still have access to that much anyways.
hmm... actually, tried loading bootmii through priiloader, and that didn't work either. apparently after making the backup, bootmii died...
oohh wait the tutorial actually told me to delete some bootmii stuff, is that why?
"Backup the Bootmii folder, NAND.bin, & keys.bin elsewhere & erase from the sd card."
oohh wait the tutorial actually told me to delete some bootmii stuff, is that why?
"Backup the Bootmii folder, NAND.bin, & keys.bin elsewhere & erase from the sd card."
Hi again bwillb,
grats on your successful mod!
If your bootmii folder is removed from your sd card, then bootmii cannot start.
if you copy the bootmii folder back on you sd you should be fine and you will see bootmii on startup.
if not, look at the bootmii.ini and see, if it has the proper TV mode and a delay set up, otherwise you might still not see it.
you can by the way safely keep your bootmii folder on you computer and only copy it back on your SD if you want to make a new NAND backup or restore an old one.
I would suggest you keep the first NAND backup you did (nand.bin keys.bin) in a safe place just in case you get any problems and your recent backups are faulty.
grats on your successful mod!
If your bootmii folder is removed from your sd card, then bootmii cannot start.
if you copy the bootmii folder back on you sd you should be fine and you will see bootmii on startup.
if not, look at the bootmii.ini and see, if it has the proper TV mode and a delay set up, otherwise you might still not see it.
you can by the way safely keep your bootmii folder on you computer and only copy it back on your SD if you want to make a new NAND backup or restore an old one.
I would suggest you keep the first NAND backup you did (nand.bin keys.bin) in a safe place just in case you get any problems and your recent backups are faulty.
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