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EnigmaXtreme · Apr 20, 2012

I'm trying to use Simple FS Dumper to dump my NAND but i'm getting ES_IDentity 1029 on IOS249, what does that mean?

Shano56 · Apr 20, 2012

EnigmaXtreme said:
I'm trying to use Simple FS Dumper to dump my NAND but i'm getting ES_IDentity 1029 on IOS249, what does that mean?

probably no patched ios if simple fs dumper needs to run on a patched ios

EnigmaXtreme · Apr 20, 2012

Shano56 said:
EnigmaXtreme said:

I'm trying to use Simple FS Dumper to dump my NAND but i'm getting ES_IDentity 1029 on IOS249, what does that mean?

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probably no patched ios if simple fs dumper needs to run on a patched ios

What should I use? WiiMod.

Shano56 · Apr 20, 2012

EnigmaXtreme said:
Shano56 said:

EnigmaXtreme said:

I'm trying to use Simple FS Dumper to dump my NAND but i'm getting ES_IDentity 1029 on IOS249, what does that mean?

Click to expand...

probably no patched ios if simple fs dumper needs to run on a patched ios

Click to expand...

What should I use? WiiMod.

get a patched ios using modmii or some similar guide. modmii link is in my sig.

EnigmaXtreme · Apr 21, 2012

I just formatted by USB drive to FAT32, now when im on the HBC and eject my sd card it switches to USB device and doesnt switch back when i plug in my sd card

*headdesk*

Black_Knight · Apr 21, 2012

Maxternal said:
Black_Knight said:

Also read I should delete all the ios that are 200 or higher, is this true?

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kinda ... it's one of the last things you should do since some homebrew you might be using might use some of them but there are two things:
1. Delete anything 200 or higher.
2. Put the official IOS stubs 200 or higher back. They were put there to get rid of some of the homebrew ones so your homebrew apps wouldn't work. Nintendo expects those to be there still.

Busy grind, anyways... Just went through my homebrew, probably the only thing that doesn't suffer from random crashes or works are the NES and SNES emulators I got and a cheat code manager. Everything else either doesn't load up, crashes randomly, or acts like an epileptic at a laser show.

My only major concern is WAD manager doesn't work so it'll be a lot harder to track down what channels I installed and then just normally deleted rather than a total delete.

Also where can get the official IOS stubs and are there any I should save for last?

Thanks for the help so far Max.

Deleted User · Apr 21, 2012

One more question. If I parition the USB to WBFS, can I still use other programs, files, documents, etc. ? 'Cuz I'm using a USB that's also being used as a backup for my friend's computer, and I don't want to break it.

ddetkowski · Apr 21, 2012

WBFS format can only work for wii games, nothing else.
Use FAT32 or NTFS for games AND data

PsyBlade · Apr 21, 2012

If you format it to wbfs all data on it will be GONE, unless you create a second partition for it first.
There are tools that can shrink the existing partition and keep the data.
But WBFS partitions are deprecated anyway. Use a real FS instead.

And if there are important files on it DO NOT USE IT AT ALL
None of the FS-libs is really save to use.
The all corrupt the fs from time to time.

Maxternal · Apr 23, 2012

Black_Knight said:
Busy grind, anyways... Just went through my homebrew, probably the only thing that doesn't suffer from random crashes or works are the NES and SNES emulators I got and a cheat code manager. Everything else either doesn't load up, crashes randomly, or acts like an epileptic at a laser show.

My only major concern is WAD manager doesn't work so it'll be a lot harder to track down what channels I installed and then just normally deleted rather than a total delete.

Also where can get the official IOS stubs and are there any I should save for last?

Thanks for the help so far Max.

First thing you'll need to do is put back some of the softmod so things will work right.
I don't know if you have internet in the Wii and if your HBC is up to date or not so to be safe install the latest HBC first (rename it "boot.elf" and put it in a folder in the "apps" folder to run it with your existing HBC) and then use DOP-Mii to install a patched ios36 with ALL the patches. (use AHBPROT if it asks you.) You can then tell WAD manager to load ios36 when it starts up and it should work.
Now, some important information to know first:
1. Do you have BootMii as Boot2 (It should tell you when you install the new HBC)?
2. Do you have PriiLoader installed? (If you have it, it should load instead of the system menu if you hold down "reset" while starting up the Wii.)

Edit : Actually, I think MMM uses AHBPROT to install WAD's so at least for THAT you wouldn't need the patched 36 but their might be other things that could use need it.

Edit 2 : Also, assuming you have internet in your wii, DOP-Mii can download and install any version of any IOS. Also, the NUS downloader can do the same on the PC and optionally pack them into WAD's for you.

Edit 3 : Another interesting and seemingly applicable note I recently discovered as far as you wanting to save your VC and WiiWare collection is that WiiMod (which you can get on one of the download pages on ModMii) can extract game channels to WAD's as long as you have them inside the Wii on it's NAND (few homebrew can get at channels from the SD but you can always copy it back over before extracting.) You just go to Advanced options and then to "Any Title Manager" and the instructions are on the bottom of the screen. As I understand it, WiiMod also uses AHBPROT and so doesn't use a patched IOS which could help in the process.

Anon10W1z · Apr 26, 2012

Black_Knight said:
Maxternal said:

Black_Knight said:

Also read I should delete all the ios that are 200 or higher, is this true?

Click to expand...

kinda ... it's one of the last things you should do since some homebrew you might be using might use some of them but there are two things:
1. Delete anything 200 or higher.
2. Put the official IOS stubs 200 or higher back. They were put there to get rid of some of the homebrew ones so your homebrew apps wouldn't work. Nintendo expects those to be there still.

Click to expand...

Busy grind, anyways... Just went through my homebrew, probably the only thing that doesn't suffer from random crashes or works are the NES and SNES emulators I got and a cheat code manager. Everything else either doesn't load up, crashes randomly, or acts like an epileptic at a laser show.

My only major concern is WAD manager doesn't work so it'll be a lot harder to track down what channels I installed and then just normally deleted rather than a total delete.

Also where can get the official IOS stubs and are there any I should save for last?

Thanks for the help so far Max.

Get IOS stubs with NUSD for windows. Choose all IOS2XX's.

willy101 · Apr 30, 2012

Question about DML and a question about WBFS

For DML and NGC backups:
I was wondering if we will ever see USB HDD backups available? I have a lot of NGC games that I ripped, but obviously they won't all fit on a 32 SDHC. I'm just wondering if I should shell out on several SDs now or if I will ever see the release of a USB HDD compatible DML.

WBFS:
I had my WBFS folder set up on a NTFS HDD. All of my backups were formatted to .wbfs and it worked fine, but as I added more files to my hard drive, latest CFG loader can mount my HDD but it can't see any of the files. It says it doesn't know where my WBFS folder is. Once I moved those files to an empty HDD it worked fine again. What was the original problem?

yusuo · Apr 30, 2012

willy101 said:
Question about DML and a question about WBFS

For DML and NGC backups:
I was wondering if we will ever see USB HDD backups available? I have a lot of NGC games that I ripped, but obviously they won't all fit on a 32 SDHC. I'm just wondering if I should shell out on several SDs now or if I will ever see the release of a USB HDD compatible DML.

There's apparently one in the works now called devolution, apparently working and everything but not completley bug free so at the moment unreleased http://gbatemp.net/topic/322284-devolution/

WBFS:
I had my WBFS folder set up on a NTFS HDD. All of my backups were formatted to .wbfs and it worked fine, but as I added more files to my hard drive, latest CFG loader can mount my HDD but it can't see any of the files. It says it doesn't know where my WBFS folder is. Once I moved those files to an empty HDD it worked fine again. What was the original problem?

Im clueless on this all I can speculate is the more files the usb loader has to scan through the more trouble it has finding certain things, the way i got round this is by partitioning my drive in two and using one set partition for wii games and one for everything else, also makes it a little safer should anything go wrong with one of the partitions, you dont lose everything

light_kun · May 1, 2012

I downloaded VBA GX for the Wii, but it says it cant find the USB directory when I wish to load the GBA games from my USB HDD.

In the root of my HDD is vbagx/roms and /saves and the ROMS are in the vbagx/roms.

How do I get VBA GX to recognize my HDD?

Shano56 · May 1, 2012

light_kun said:
I downloaded VBA GX for the Wii, but it says it cant find the USB directory when I wish to load the GBA games from my USB HDD.

In the root of my HDD is vbagx/roms and /saves and the ROMS are in the vbagx/roms.

How do I get VBA GX to recognize my HDD?

is your boot.dol located on your usb as well

light_kun · May 1, 2012

Shano56 said:
light_kun said:

I downloaded VBA GX for the Wii, but it says it cant find the USB directory when I wish to load the GBA games from my USB HDD.

In the root of my HDD is vbagx/roms and /saves and the ROMS are in the vbagx/roms.

How do I get VBA GX to recognize my HDD?

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is your boot.dol located on your usb as well

Yeah

EDIT: Hold on, which boot.dol we talking about? I may be mistaken.

Shano56 · May 1, 2012

light_kun said:
Shano56 said:

light_kun said:

I downloaded VBA GX for the Wii, but it says it cant find the USB directory when I wish to load the GBA games from my USB HDD.

In the root of my HDD is vbagx/roms and /saves and the ROMS are in the vbagx/roms.

How do I get VBA GX to recognize my HDD?

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is your boot.dol located on your usb as well

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Yeah

EDIT: Hold on, which boot.dol we talking about? I may be mistaken.

the boot.dol you loaded vba gx from.

and is the folder itself named "vbagx/roms" or is it a "roms" folder inside "vbagx"

light_kun · May 1, 2012

Yeah I have boot.dol in the root.

No the folder is called "vbagx" and inside that folder are two folders: "roms" and "saves" with the .gba files in the "roms" folder.

When I click USB it says "USB Drive not found!"

Shano56 · May 1, 2012

light_kun said:
Yeah I have boot.dol in the root.

No the folder is called "vbagx" and inside that folder are two folders: "roms" and "saves" with the .gba files in the "roms" folder.

When I click USB it says "USB Drive not found!"

do you have IOS58 installed

light_kun · May 1, 2012

My Homebrew Channel is running on IOS58. IOS58 v24.32.

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