Yeah i tried it a bunch of times. even tried extracting from the tool and it froze on the same part. Weird thing is, I'm able to extract nand on the PC and copy it to my sd card and restore it with the tool. However, launching vwii pretty much brings me back into Wii U system menu.
Hacking [Release] vWii NAND Restorer
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Yeah i tried it a bunch of times. even tried extracting from the tool and it froze on the same part. Weird thing is, I'm able to extract nand on the PC and copy it to my sd card and restore it with the tool. However, launching vwii pretty much brings me back into Wii U system menu.
Hmm...
Then there is maybe something wrong with the backup?!
Do you have any other backup you can try? How did you make the backup?
Could be...I did this many years ago when the Wii U was hot. I don't remember what I used, but I have a few different backups maybe. Is nand.bin and slccmpt.img the same? they're similar in size. Also, mine was named slccmpt.bin in my backup folder I had to rename the extension to .img. I also have another backup called slc.full.img> i'm assuming one or more of these belongs to the Wii U system menu and not vwii.
nand.bin and slccmpt.bin are the same. The slc.bin is part of the Wii U NAND.
Thanks. I'll try using nand.bin renamed to slccmpt.bin maybe that'll work better.
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Update! nand.bin worked with the restore. vWii no longer reboots the Wii U but is stuck on a black screen after launching. at least we're getting somewhere lol
Thanks for this tool though!
Thanks for this tool though!
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Hey @GaryOderNichts ! Thanks for the useful app! Just a question, do you have plans to do a NAND restorer but for mlc.bin? Because I would like to restore my console because of a small issue I'm having with it, I have a proper NAND backup, but it's not worth to dissasamble the machine just for that, since it still works fine. Thanks!
That's not possible since the mlc is in use while using Wii U homebrew, Even if it would be possible there is a very high risk of getting a brick.
Edit: If you know what youre doing you can replace some mlc files using ftpiiu everywhere.
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I see... well, it was stated here that with CBHC it might be possible to do so, but the high chance of brick it's not worth it. Guess it's better to have some kind of BootMii on the U first.
Anyway, yeah, I guess I will use FTPiiU, I will extract my old NAND and dump my current one, compare all the files and start replacing stuff... however, my old backup was on 5.5.1 and my current one it's at 5.5.3, could that brick my system if I replace the wrong stuff between the 2 backups?
Anyway, yeah, I guess I will use FTPiiU, I will extract my old NAND and dump my current one, compare all the files and start replacing stuff... however, my old backup was on 5.5.1 and my current one it's at 5.5.3, could that brick my system if I replace the wrong stuff between the 2 backups?
I did long time ago really stupid stuff and just started deleting useless things like Miiverse and Nintendo TVii, my Wii U still works no problem, but when I start Miiverse (I was hoping at the time that the icon would dissapear) my system crashes.
The other issue is that when I check download environment on download manager I get the 105-4032 error code, but aside of that stuff I had no problems.
Actually, I ended up fixing Miiverse just downloading it again using NUSGrabber and install it with WUP Installer, but I failed to fix the Download Manager stuff. Again, it's not a big deal, it just bother me maybe because of OCD stuff, but being honest, it doesn't really affect me, it's just that I wanted to fix it, but again, not really an issue.
The other issue is that when I check download environment on download manager I get the 105-4032 error code, but aside of that stuff I had no problems.
Actually, I ended up fixing Miiverse just downloading it again using NUSGrabber and install it with WUP Installer, but I failed to fix the Download Manager stuff. Again, it's not a big deal, it just bother me maybe because of OCD stuff, but being honest, it doesn't really affect me, it's just that I wanted to fix it, but again, not really an issue.
can i use a backup of a wii u from the table that mine?
friend, for example, I don't have a backup of my
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I can only use injected titles, the problem with my vwii is black screen when starting, I believe it was some IOS installed with a problem, what would be the best step for me to follow?
friend, for example, I don't have a backup of my
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I can only use injected titles, the problem with my vwii is black screen when starting, I believe it was some IOS installed with a problem, what would be the best step for me to follow?
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So I was able to use the tool successfully and restore my vWii back to before Homebrew, but I'm still getting a black screen when opening applications in vWii.
It's possible this was an issue before the Homebrew. Any tips?
Edit:
The issue seemingly started after installing IOS's using d2x cIOS Installer. Knowing this, I've tried Decaffeinator in both light and aggressive modes, but neither fixed the issue.
It's possible this was an issue before the Homebrew. Any tips?
Edit:
The issue seemingly started after installing IOS's using d2x cIOS Installer. Knowing this, I've tried Decaffeinator in both light and aggressive modes, but neither fixed the issue.
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So any update on this and getting it to 100%?
Also, this post seems to beat around the bush on this, but is this able to copy vWii NAND from say a USA console (with the keys), to a different say Japanese unit?
Also what is the point of needing the key to extract? Does this rely on the system to encrypt with new system OTP?
Also, this post seems to beat around the bush on this, but is this able to copy vWii NAND from say a USA console (with the keys), to a different say Japanese unit?
Also what is the point of needing the key to extract? Does this rely on the system to encrypt with new system OTP?
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Does anyone know if this works with tiramisu?vWii NAND Restorer
Restore your vWii NAND backups from your Wii U
Download:
https://github.com/GaryOderNichts/vWii-NAND-Restorer/releases
Source:
https://github.com/GaryOderNichts/vWii-NAND-Restorer
How to use
I recommend doing a slccmpt + otp backup with Wii U Nand dumper before using this tool.
- Copy your nand backup to sd:/vwiinandrestorer/slccmpt.bin and place your keys.bin/otp.bin in the same folder
Note: If your backup is named nand.bin just rename it to slccmpt.bin- Copy the .elf to sd:/wiiu/apps
- Run cfw (mocha or haxchi)
Please make sure that the keys.bin/otp.bin are from the console where the NAND Backup is from or else decryption will fail!
Restore NAND
This will clear your SLCCMPT, extract the nand backup to your slccmpt and fix permissions
Additional Options:
Extract NAND
Extracts your NAND backup to sd:/vwiinandrestorer/extracted
Clear SLCCMPT
This clears your SLCCMPT
Copy extracted NAND to SLCCMPT
Copies everything from sd:/vwiinandrestorer/extracted to your SLCCMPT
This can be useful if you have an already extracted NAND Backup that you want to restore
Fix modes
This fixes the modes of your SLCCMPT
Needed after copying file to the SLCCMPT
Logging
A log of the console output gets written to sd:/vwiinandrestorer/latest.log If you want to report an issue please also send that logfile
Changelog
Code:v2 - Add support for 'Dump Mii Nand' Nand Dumps - Fix issue that may have resulted in incorrect file sizes for a few files v1 - Initial release
Disclaimer
I am not responsible for any damage while using this tool or any additional bricks done to your device!
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