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I'm on satellite so I can't but I've got a wireless USB connection too, will check that when I go somewhere were I actually get Wireless Internet (should be today) and let you know.
4.2.6 ,27 invalid files.
i guess i'll work on trying to clear my cache.
My real question is , even though 27 files md5 as invalid, they still are valid? are they not?
Is it still safe to use the "invalid" files to do a softmod?
There's no easy way to tell, they might be md5 invalid because of the different ticket (or whatever it is) or they might be md5 invalid because one of the downloads was corrupted.
gf3k said:
4.2.6 ,27 invalid files.
i guess i'll work on trying to clear my cache.
My real question is , even though 27 files md5 as invalid, they still are valid? are they not?
Is it still safe to use the "invalid" files to do a softmod?
ive got like the opposite of you i got shop channel, ios15 and ios58 invalid when building sneek nand
and though ur downloader gives me an invalid shop channel i can still use it on SNEEK.
Yes I confirm
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5f03c5970ecf064bc520f4a11a0d3a34 *WAD\Mii-Channel-NUS-v6.wad
ba88843d7d5d8090c6cce2c822965299 *WAD\Photo-Channel-1.1-NUS-v3.wad
9eaa1e599829d59a724673349268ca60 *WAD\Shopping-Channel-NUS-v20.wad
434356a447bc01f10ea6a3289521d127 *WAD\Opera-Internet-Channel-NUS.wad
3c6c857751770fdcf3a80facbbfe3be4 *WAD\Weather-Channel-NUS-v7.wad
c9fff95d6a4ca9f04dcd1fe3b28cc83a *WAD\NEWS-Channel-NUS-v7.wad
0c48ace121c73f1703e8790a494712bb *WAD\Wii-Speak-Channel-NUS.wad
b81f3fe9912ac711b3e6423116420bc1 *WAD\IOS9-64-v1034.wad
60fad19280c01d5632e5a745da34640a *WAD\IOS12-64-v526.wad
861b51f06dbdec73eac60a980313f604 *WAD\IOS13-64-v1032.wad
48ac1dc132ca31c2520ea1a8dbc321e2 *WAD\IOS14-64-v1032.wad
4c56fd21ce0c59ad33f70497d504b10a *WAD\IOS15-64-v1032.wad
5e73e5bc654d17f60db4f4426be46755 *WAD\IOS17-64-v1032.wad
c85f2b33b3d96f91e57deefc1dd57eee *WAD\IOS21-64-v1039.wad
d924051fcab6280a71b39378c754b1d9 *WAD\IOS22-64-v1294.wad
ae6e5fdf37bc38380b09c1d934dc60d6 *WAD\IOS28-64-v1807.wad
b0d71604ed554c6fd1db9bfdad0d6335 *WAD\IOS31-64-v3608.wad
a969609ec1a69dcc234f71443e1471f7 *WAD\IOS33-64-v3608.wad
cefee27b32cee588f3bbd81d022777ad *WAD\IOS34-64-v3608.wad
34cf8249ac64c252f4e5950a1fbf41a6 *WAD\IOS35-64-v3608.wad
47ef27d46fc581c520f8215f39f11ecb *IOS36-64-v3351.wad
58d6f06bfea15a562713df6e33b2f18b *WAD\IOS36-64-v3608.wad
54dfa6105113926b1996f8bc20d99007 *WAD\IOS37-64-v5663.wad
366dc2b1f7d8000a41755ff12f63d39c *WAD\IOS38-64-v4124.wad
6256a159cf74fd7a59822cf5597c69e3 *WAD\IOS41-64-v3607.wad
633aa0cecd534622df8de27cd7361194 *WAD\IOS43-64-v3607.wad
e0aaa5cb0a6121ac61255f0bfe484205 *WAD\IOS45-64-v3607.wad
cc0b837326f272e4f95d3ab9afb2ae13 *WAD\IOS46-64-v3350.wad
cdf6e98cdb8fef49ff83514c2a6d2c30 *WAD\IOS50v5121(IOS50v4889[FS-ES-NP]).wad
7222503d83c869b5633a8bedaae517d8 *WAD\IOS53-64-v5663.wad
92c8877577c68143595f5e48dfa14ed1 *WAD\IOS55-64-v5663.wad
e6341c6c30c44fa9735c9cc6090133d8 *WAD\IOS56-64-v5662.wad
c96e3b6a0616bf9f3ae188aca92d32cc *WAD\IOS57-64-v5919.wad
b72783f95e1567740c1cce6dc9d3ddc8 *WAD\IOS58-64-v6176.wad
67563398753c9d3a1cba696316afb283 *WAD\IOS60v6401(IOS60v6174[FS-ES-NP]).wad
2146691f86fd2cc23ab085a48a9f456c *WAD\IOS11v257(IOS60v6174[FS-ES-NP]).wad
0edf328f8ea8ac566b48896ee5753d57 *WAD\IOS20v257(IOS60v6174[FS-ES-NP]).wad
3484503ec75e9ff64d26d06049a90705 *WAD\IOS30v2817(IOS60v6174[FS-ES-NP]).wad
54c44b17be63ea4b3b674d66f4efa7bf *WAD\IOS61-64-v5662.wad
8faafd4589916ab2514541ddc5cf98d3 *WAD\IOS70v6913(IOS70v6687[FS-ES-NP]).wad
d846f2c07c0a3be6fadca90dbb7356a7 *private\wii\title\aktn\content.bin
739192c45ee31b7db00eda671a775ffa *apps\mmm\boot.dol
8dcada755a608c70ed171ced7f9ef2f3 *apps\HackMii_Installer\boot.elf
e0f60917bb275814c6d42c12adb7c870 *apps\IOS236\boot.dol
ffc88e71d10e92660f5b4a02088156b7 *WAD\usbloader(s)-(emulators)-IDCL.wad
30ea349eeb532229a73529b40ca60be5 *apps\Priiloader\boot.dol
adeb7f5f6758ed4f866bd180b2180ed2 *hacks.ini
990272c4d04566df668df994d7b06647 *WAD\cIOS223[37-38]-v4.wad
1946fa59e0a851f54c10988b04ce3928 *WAD\cIOS222[38]-v5.wad
0b4bf426a9a682e3899b8590ca701e0f *WAD\cIOS224[57]-v5.wad
dfe18d152c3cca198d69110cba740091 *WAD\cIOS202[57]-v5.wad
405c509051f6a2a441ce92572b256822 *WAD\cIOS250[37]-v19.wad
f50ac643ce9f31a888a1b147ee0dff69 *WAD\cIOS249[57]-v19.wad
3ea68908f6fdea52de2a2a2561074660 *WAD\RVL-cmios-v4_WiiGator_GCBL_v0.2.wad
ba88843d7d5d8090c6cce2c822965299 *WAD\Photo-Channel-1.1-NUS-v3.wad
9eaa1e599829d59a724673349268ca60 *WAD\Shopping-Channel-NUS-v20.wad
434356a447bc01f10ea6a3289521d127 *WAD\Opera-Internet-Channel-NUS.wad
3c6c857751770fdcf3a80facbbfe3be4 *WAD\Weather-Channel-NUS-v7.wad
c9fff95d6a4ca9f04dcd1fe3b28cc83a *WAD\NEWS-Channel-NUS-v7.wad
0c48ace121c73f1703e8790a494712bb *WAD\Wii-Speak-Channel-NUS.wad
b81f3fe9912ac711b3e6423116420bc1 *WAD\IOS9-64-v1034.wad
60fad19280c01d5632e5a745da34640a *WAD\IOS12-64-v526.wad
861b51f06dbdec73eac60a980313f604 *WAD\IOS13-64-v1032.wad
48ac1dc132ca31c2520ea1a8dbc321e2 *WAD\IOS14-64-v1032.wad
4c56fd21ce0c59ad33f70497d504b10a *WAD\IOS15-64-v1032.wad
5e73e5bc654d17f60db4f4426be46755 *WAD\IOS17-64-v1032.wad
c85f2b33b3d96f91e57deefc1dd57eee *WAD\IOS21-64-v1039.wad
d924051fcab6280a71b39378c754b1d9 *WAD\IOS22-64-v1294.wad
ae6e5fdf37bc38380b09c1d934dc60d6 *WAD\IOS28-64-v1807.wad
b0d71604ed554c6fd1db9bfdad0d6335 *WAD\IOS31-64-v3608.wad
a969609ec1a69dcc234f71443e1471f7 *WAD\IOS33-64-v3608.wad
cefee27b32cee588f3bbd81d022777ad *WAD\IOS34-64-v3608.wad
34cf8249ac64c252f4e5950a1fbf41a6 *WAD\IOS35-64-v3608.wad
47ef27d46fc581c520f8215f39f11ecb *IOS36-64-v3351.wad
58d6f06bfea15a562713df6e33b2f18b *WAD\IOS36-64-v3608.wad
54dfa6105113926b1996f8bc20d99007 *WAD\IOS37-64-v5663.wad
366dc2b1f7d8000a41755ff12f63d39c *WAD\IOS38-64-v4124.wad
6256a159cf74fd7a59822cf5597c69e3 *WAD\IOS41-64-v3607.wad
633aa0cecd534622df8de27cd7361194 *WAD\IOS43-64-v3607.wad
e0aaa5cb0a6121ac61255f0bfe484205 *WAD\IOS45-64-v3607.wad
cc0b837326f272e4f95d3ab9afb2ae13 *WAD\IOS46-64-v3350.wad
cdf6e98cdb8fef49ff83514c2a6d2c30 *WAD\IOS50v5121(IOS50v4889[FS-ES-NP]).wad
7222503d83c869b5633a8bedaae517d8 *WAD\IOS53-64-v5663.wad
92c8877577c68143595f5e48dfa14ed1 *WAD\IOS55-64-v5663.wad
e6341c6c30c44fa9735c9cc6090133d8 *WAD\IOS56-64-v5662.wad
c96e3b6a0616bf9f3ae188aca92d32cc *WAD\IOS57-64-v5919.wad
b72783f95e1567740c1cce6dc9d3ddc8 *WAD\IOS58-64-v6176.wad
67563398753c9d3a1cba696316afb283 *WAD\IOS60v6401(IOS60v6174[FS-ES-NP]).wad
2146691f86fd2cc23ab085a48a9f456c *WAD\IOS11v257(IOS60v6174[FS-ES-NP]).wad
0edf328f8ea8ac566b48896ee5753d57 *WAD\IOS20v257(IOS60v6174[FS-ES-NP]).wad
3484503ec75e9ff64d26d06049a90705 *WAD\IOS30v2817(IOS60v6174[FS-ES-NP]).wad
54c44b17be63ea4b3b674d66f4efa7bf *WAD\IOS61-64-v5662.wad
8faafd4589916ab2514541ddc5cf98d3 *WAD\IOS70v6913(IOS70v6687[FS-ES-NP]).wad
d846f2c07c0a3be6fadca90dbb7356a7 *private\wii\title\aktn\content.bin
739192c45ee31b7db00eda671a775ffa *apps\mmm\boot.dol
8dcada755a608c70ed171ced7f9ef2f3 *apps\HackMii_Installer\boot.elf
e0f60917bb275814c6d42c12adb7c870 *apps\IOS236\boot.dol
ffc88e71d10e92660f5b4a02088156b7 *WAD\usbloader(s)-(emulators)-IDCL.wad
30ea349eeb532229a73529b40ca60be5 *apps\Priiloader\boot.dol
adeb7f5f6758ed4f866bd180b2180ed2 *hacks.ini
990272c4d04566df668df994d7b06647 *WAD\cIOS223[37-38]-v4.wad
1946fa59e0a851f54c10988b04ce3928 *WAD\cIOS222[38]-v5.wad
0b4bf426a9a682e3899b8590ca701e0f *WAD\cIOS224[57]-v5.wad
dfe18d152c3cca198d69110cba740091 *WAD\cIOS202[57]-v5.wad
405c509051f6a2a441ce92572b256822 *WAD\cIOS250[37]-v19.wad
f50ac643ce9f31a888a1b147ee0dff69 *WAD\cIOS249[57]-v19.wad
3ea68908f6fdea52de2a2a2561074660 *WAD\RVL-cmios-v4_WiiGator_GCBL_v0.2.wad
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Important! Don't report errors without first reading this post!
Information
these new "invalid" versions should be totally safe to install (assuming they are "valid" when compared to the below custom.md5)
the new "invalid" cIOSs may not install properly, but I don't think they have brick potential, but just to be safe, don't install them unless u have bootmii @ boot2. And if u do try installing them, please report back if they worked properly or not.
I am going to have to code ModMii to be able to determine which version was downloaded and label them both as Valid, I'm also going to have to patch cIOSs tickets differently if an "invalid" base wad is downloaded... this is probably the biggest pain in the butt.
Anyways, ModMii is not dead, it can recover from these games ninty seems to be playing, it will just take some time... and I may need the help of people who are getting the "invalid" files to calculate their alternate md5 hashes by building a custom.md5 ("C" from options page). Thanks memino for already doing so via PM!
What you can do
If you are experiencing "invalid" errors, download this new Custom.md5 file (or copy it from the spoiler below) and save it in the same folder as "modmii.exe", then from the download log page enter "C" to compare your downloads against the custom md5. If your downloads are valid in EITHER the initial download log or the custom.md5 log, then they are safe to install.
If you get an 'error opening file' error, you can ignore it, it means the custom.md5 includes files in it that you did not download.
Note that your destination drive must be "COPY_TO_SD" (without quotes) in order for the custom.md5 to work properly.
you can copy, paste and save the text from the spoiler below into a new file named "custom.md5" instead of downloading it from the above mediafire download link if you prefer
This is all I think I need help with going forward:
If you get "invalid" errors for any of the following files, please calculate its md5 hash and send it to me via PM.
To calculate MD5 hashes of files, go to ModMii's options page and type "C" to create your own custom.md5
Information
these new "invalid" versions should be totally safe to install (assuming they are "valid" when compared to the below custom.md5)
the new "invalid" cIOSs may not install properly, but I don't think they have brick potential, but just to be safe, don't install them unless u have bootmii @ boot2. And if u do try installing them, please report back if they worked properly or not.
I am going to have to code ModMii to be able to determine which version was downloaded and label them both as Valid, I'm also going to have to patch cIOSs tickets differently if an "invalid" base wad is downloaded... this is probably the biggest pain in the butt.
Anyways, ModMii is not dead, it can recover from these games ninty seems to be playing, it will just take some time... and I may need the help of people who are getting the "invalid" files to calculate their alternate md5 hashes by building a custom.md5 ("C" from options page). Thanks memino for already doing so via PM!
What you can do
If you are experiencing "invalid" errors, download this new Custom.md5 file (or copy it from the spoiler below) and save it in the same folder as "modmii.exe", then from the download log page enter "C" to compare your downloads against the custom md5. If your downloads are valid in EITHER the initial download log or the custom.md5 log, then they are safe to install.
If you get an 'error opening file' error, you can ignore it, it means the custom.md5 includes files in it that you did not download.
Note that your destination drive must be "COPY_TO_SD" (without quotes) in order for the custom.md5 to work properly.
you can copy, paste and save the text from the spoiler below into a new file named "custom.md5" instead of downloading it from the above mediafire download link if you prefer
Code:
56e793bb18368b2819251682c92b4b16 *COPY_TO_SD\WAD\IOS12-64-v526.wad
171a3d7fc79e502915bf7654ea3f5204 *COPY_TO_SD\WAD\IOS14-64-v1032.wad
c9b8f623a294530057ddabd42da79a9b *COPY_TO_SD\WAD\IOS15-64-v1032.wad
1b8b976c81622181df5508a8ea050cfc *COPY_TO_SD\WAD\IOS17-64-v1032.wad
86123b565792d5c103b05cd9544f98e1 *COPY_TO_SD\WAD\IOS21-64-v1039.wad
e5c16a04547fd2c23da4eb93199d9fc9 *COPY_TO_SD\WAD\IOS22-64-v1294.wad
6dfccbac761898eb8099063d5308f72f *COPY_TO_SD\WAD\IOS28-64-v1807.wad
3555e0b6baa7e3e5043d1cf1df054b2c *COPY_TO_SD\WAD\IOS31-64-v3608.wad
52b56a8f36c3ef5948c0d11147073e49 *COPY_TO_SD\WAD\IOS33-64-v3608.wad
b65cde9ad841561e645ecfe7b0bb9cc1 *COPY_TO_SD\WAD\IOS34-64-v3608.wad
3e862b5bb75a45c544fbe588f37c60f4 *COPY_TO_SD\WAD\IOS35-64-v3608.wad
16bc6ae65e6f469631b6add48b6b22b2 *COPY_TO_SD\WAD\IOS37-64-v5663.wad
162f370e1ee3f0d86a3313f285fbb318 *COPY_TO_SD\WAD\IOS38-64-v4124.wad
3610517695d246b9cb69069e77eb3ae5 *COPY_TO_SD\WAD\IOS41-64-v3607.wad
fb73af31ff36a6ce9e1289ba867eb2e7 *COPY_TO_SD\WAD\IOS53-64-v5663.wad
4de32047ace920a15cdd3fe24abeef50 *COPY_TO_SD\WAD\IOS55-64-v5663.wad
1f6487d137fcd494cb2c35986ad6b490 *COPY_TO_SD\WAD\IOS56-64-v5662.wad
41cbc739426ce5ebe3a40a5b635a4736 *COPY_TO_SD\WAD\IOS57-64-v5919.wad
c7c24f0cd2e331294e32e0325b69a6d9 *COPY_TO_SD\WAD\IOS58-64-v6176.wad
7f79db4519182d15b1332ff06ed40880 *COPY_TO_SD\WAD\IOS61-64-v5662.wad
e240510b257b6d28beeade967ca299e6 *COPY_TO_SD\IOS37-64-v3612.wad
f31080503997c1fc29c0760b8c0cc38b *COPY_TO_SD\IOS38-64-v3610.wad
a2f935cab6a864909325cf0e8fefc349 *COPY_TO_SD\IOS38-64-v3867.wad
47b658053d224af86ce11aa71bea0112 *COPY_TO_SD\IOS37-64-v3869.wad
bca6176ccca817e722d73130a9e73258 *COPY_TO_SD\IOS57-64-v5661.wad
dea0c5d8e4ce7adf0e54e5890929e904 *COPY_TO_SD\WAD\IOS36-64-v3608.wadThis is all I think I need help with going forward:
If you get "invalid" errors for any of the following files, please calculate its md5 hash and send it to me via PM.
To calculate MD5 hashes of files, go to ModMii's options page and type "C" to create your own custom.md5
- IOS9-64-v1034.wad
- IOS13-64-v1032.wad
IOS36-64-v3351.wadthx nonoitall- IOS43-64-v3607.wad
- IOS45-64-v3607.wad
- IOS46-64-v3350.wad
- IOS48-64-v4124.wad
IOS80-64-v6944.wadIOS80-64-v6944[FS-ES-NP].wadthx GabberShopping-Channel-NUS-v20.wadthanks ssjkakaroto- Shopping-Channel-NUS-v20[K].wad
edit:
39ae2f2b7eb3b1143908729b3ef0383b *Shopping-Channel-NUS-v20.wad
daa08e17264c523049e395edad5a50fe *IOS36-64-v3351.wad
dde76a81090611406bcb3b76ac3f082c *IOS80-64-v6944.wad
871214a3b43925780dec4c910a251caa *IOS80-64-v6944[FS-ES-NP].wad
edit: in fact, if you consistently download the SAME "invalid" file then send me its md5 hash (make sure that you've checked it against the custom.md5 yourself after redownloading it a few times, otherwise it could be a legitimate error you got only once)
If its IP based its more complex than just having a different, I get the same failures using my wireless internet which has a completely different IP address. On the other hand it doesn't seem random either, considering I've consistantly failed on the same files and you've apparently been successful on it.
I'll try the new MD5 file and check the MD5s again once this lot has finished running.
Edit - No, I'm wrong, a different IP address does change it slightly. I got 3 extra good files this time, just didn't notice because there were so many bad ones and they screen spam twice. Interesting.
Edit2 - Is there a way to output the validity checks to a txt file or similar ? There's too many files for it to fit on my screen buffer, so I can't check which are valid/invalid for the first few files and the Log only outputs which files were checked and an md5 (not sure if this is the md5 the file has or the one its supposed to have) but not the validity result.
Edit3 - This is fascinating, Repeating it on my wireless with the same IP is actually getting me more good files whereas before it wasn't. Maybe it is random and I have the kind of luck usually associated with the cursed.
Edit4 - And now I'm back to getting the same repeats. Maybe there's some kind of time-based window as well.
Edit5 - Am I right in thinking that there's no overlap between the custom MD5 check and the normal check , so that if I have 11 valid files using the custom MD5 and 11 bad files using the normal then all my files are valid ? ETA: Seems so, cross checking shows everything invalid in the Custom is valid in the default and vice versa.
I'll try the new MD5 file and check the MD5s again once this lot has finished running.
Edit - No, I'm wrong, a different IP address does change it slightly. I got 3 extra good files this time, just didn't notice because there were so many bad ones and they screen spam twice. Interesting.
Edit2 - Is there a way to output the validity checks to a txt file or similar ? There's too many files for it to fit on my screen buffer, so I can't check which are valid/invalid for the first few files and the Log only outputs which files were checked and an md5 (not sure if this is the md5 the file has or the one its supposed to have) but not the validity result.
Edit3 - This is fascinating, Repeating it on my wireless with the same IP is actually getting me more good files whereas before it wasn't. Maybe it is random and I have the kind of luck usually associated with the cursed.
Edit4 - And now I'm back to getting the same repeats. Maybe there's some kind of time-based window as well.
Edit5 - Am I right in thinking that there's no overlap between the custom MD5 check and the normal check , so that if I have 11 valid files using the custom MD5 and 11 bad files using the normal then all my files are valid ? ETA: Seems so, cross checking shows everything invalid in the Custom is valid in the default and vice versa.
The custom MD5 you posted reported "Valid" for all the files that were invalid with the original MD5Elaugaufein said:
I've sent you the MD5 I got from the new Shopping Channel.
Thanks, I didn't think there was a firmware version 4.2.6 so I was a little confused. In that case yeah it'd cause problems in lower versions of modmii too since its still downloading files in the same way and the checksums would still be invalid.
Just like to chime in and thank XFlak/Wiibrew community for all their hard work.
I bought a used Wii last week and within a couple of hours had it running USB loader.
Superb guide and suite of apps, that really help complete newbie's to the Wii like myself.
I bought a used Wii last week and within a couple of hours had it running USB loader.
Superb guide and suite of apps, that really help complete newbie's to the Wii like myself.
This thing is amazing. I was unsure about updating my Wii from 3.2U before because it was a region changed pre-modded Korean Wii (and was too scared to ask on the temp forums in case I was called a n00bzstar or something), but using the wizard I now have a 4.1U Wii running fully well.
In other words: THanks for making this program.
In other words: THanks for making this program.
so i have a question should i use pimpmywii to update all my isos and channels, to latest 4.3(9/7/2010)? i used sciifii last time to hack my wii up to 4.3,
I'm a little bit confused now, I'm still having issues with the ModMii thing, I'm getting a lot of invalid files, but what I'm wondering is. . can I still use them? or is it dangerous or something. . .
+ I keep trying to reset it 'cause it keeps stopping at a certain point, but it still keeps stalling at certain downloads. . .
+ I keep trying to reset it 'cause it keeps stopping at a certain point, but it still keeps stalling at certain downloads. . .
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