I updated my Wii hacks using the sysCheck.csv file on Classic mode and thankfully everything works.
I am no longer touching Wizard mode.
I am no longer touching Wizard mode.
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I am not able to reproduce your error. If you give me more info, I can perhaps fix it for you and everyone else! Is it really that difficult to answer my questions?
edit: and if your only problem is when you enter "s" to skip entering your mac address, this hardly warrants swearing off all wizards except the Syscheck Updater, just enter your mac address or select a different exploit
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Is there any use of the shopping channel besides downloading the Wii U transfer tool and that path for Skyward Sword? Because if that's all I may as well delere it to save some space.
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Answer my questions and I'll answer yours
There, that's why the download failed.
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You are providing the information u want to, and not the information I am asking for to actually fix the problem. I need more information than you are providing (otherwise I wouldn't be asking!). As I said, I enter S to skip entering a Mac address and so have many others and none of us have this issue! So I want to know more!
This is the 4th time or so I am asking the same questions. I have spent more time asking than it would take u to just answer! And I still need to try and fix it afterwards.
Just to reiterate what it is I'm looking for (shorter list than before so maybe u will consider actually answering this time).
1) Please tell me your exact keystrokes, starting from "I Agree"
2) what are the settings you are using (default for all? This should be an easy Yes to answer this one)
3) where do you have ModMii saved (c:/modmii or somewhere else? Again, crazy easy to answer)
4) does the problem goes away if you run it as administrator?
Honestly, if u can't provide answers to these questions, I don't care to hear anything else you have to say on this or any subject.
This is the 4th time or so I am asking the same questions. I have spent more time asking than it would take u to just answer! And I still need to try and fix it afterwards.
Just to reiterate what it is I'm looking for (shorter list than before so maybe u will consider actually answering this time).
1) Please tell me your exact keystrokes, starting from "I Agree"
2) what are the settings you are using (default for all? This should be an easy Yes to answer this one)
3) where do you have ModMii saved (c:/modmii or somewhere else? Again, crazy easy to answer)
4) does the problem goes away if you run it as administrator?
Honestly, if u can't provide answers to these questions, I don't care to hear anything else you have to say on this or any subject.
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Just an update on my earlier post here, I've updated the ModMii Installer to 6.6.1. Turns out that the issue with the 6.6.x installer is present in the 6.5.1 installer as well, so there's no benefit to using the older installer.
Now to describe the unlikely scenario where you could run into problems. If u run the installer everything works fine if you use default settings. But if you change the install directory to a folder that needs write permissions (i.e. like the Program Files folder) then ModMii will need to be run as admin for it to work properly. In the next update I will program in either a workaround or at least a warning. Note that this also applies to ModMii in general, even if you unzip it somewhere manually. Sure I could have ModMii always run with admin privileges, but why give it more power than is necessary?
And if you install ModMii or set ModMii's SD or USB drive settings to a path with special characters you may experience issues. Someone recently installed ModMii 6.5.1 to his desktop, but his Windows username was José or something like that, and he was having issues that were mostly solved by using "COPY_TO_SD" (relative path) instead of "C:\Users\José\Desktop\ModMii\COPY_TO_SD" (absolute path that includes a special character), and then his issue was fully solved with the 6.6.0 update which set "chcp 65001>nul" (unicode) which was needed to get ModMii's sneek installer to work properly with special characters even if ModMii was set to use a relative "COPY_TO_SD" path.
Now to describe the unlikely scenario where you could run into problems. If u run the installer everything works fine if you use default settings. But if you change the install directory to a folder that needs write permissions (i.e. like the Program Files folder) then ModMii will need to be run as admin for it to work properly. In the next update I will program in either a workaround or at least a warning. Note that this also applies to ModMii in general, even if you unzip it somewhere manually. Sure I could have ModMii always run with admin privileges, but why give it more power than is necessary?
And if you install ModMii or set ModMii's SD or USB drive settings to a path with special characters you may experience issues. Someone recently installed ModMii 6.5.1 to his desktop, but his Windows username was José or something like that, and he was having issues that were mostly solved by using "COPY_TO_SD" (relative path) instead of "C:\Users\José\Desktop\ModMii\COPY_TO_SD" (absolute path that includes a special character), and then his issue was fully solved with the 6.6.0 update which set "chcp 65001>nul" (unicode) which was needed to get ModMii's sneek installer to work properly with special characters even if ModMii was set to use a relative "COPY_TO_SD" path.
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Hello.
For the ModMii Skin Issue,I have tried it and it should work:
I have also tried a few complete Downloads with the Wizard for this Part of the Modding Step and had also no Issue.
Thank you.
Thanks Alex! To be clear, this is the "S" to skip entering a MAC address issue that @raxadian reported, and no else has reported, and no one has yet to report properly.
Both Alex and I and a few others have tested this on multiple PC's and have no issues. And while it's not shown in the video, Alex and I both actually downloaded everything successfully.
The only open issue I'm aware of with ModMii 6.6.1 is the one experienced by @CaptainHIT, who has done an amazing job reporting the issue so far, and I hope he can provide more info soon. If raxadian can provide more info, a video, or something, I'll add it to my list of things to investigate.
Nope, it's still in turkish.
Ok, I did everything you told me to do, here are the results:
- support\TMDedit.exe
- Support\d2xModules\ciosmaps.xml
- cIOS249[57]-d2x-v10-beta52\0000000100000039.tmd
- cIOS249[57]-d2x-v10-beta52\00000001000000f9.tmd (should exist when you hit the 2nd pause if operation is completed successfully)
By the way, the line in the script was a bit different:
support\TMDedit.exe -b "%basecios%\%code1%%code2new%.tmd" -xml %xml% -group d2x-v%d2x-beta-rev% %tmdversion% -base %basewad:~3,2% %version% -folder "%basecios%" -basefile %basecios%\%code1%%code2%.tmd -outIOS 249
Also I don't know why it is complaining about an empty path name.
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you are correct, the line I told u to replace didn't exist (I had hardcoded one of the values and forgot), but you correctly replaced the line that I meant to refer to
So some good news! We are getting closer to figuring this out! If you look at my output (left) and compare with yours (right)
View attachment 249369View attachment 249421
You'll see that your path is referring to the "d2x-beta" folder, and mine is referring to the default "d2xModules".
The only way it makes sense for this to be reported is if you still have a "Support\d2x-beta" folder (which overrides the default if detected), are you sure you selected the default d2x cIOS? Just to be certain, from the main menu, enter "o" then "d2x" then "d" - at this point the d2x-beta folder in your Support folder should get deleted. If it's still there, that is part of the problem (make sure to check for hidden folders\files, it shouldn't be hidden, but just in case)
After you delete this folder, can you repeat the same procedure and report back?
also, I messed up slightly earlier, please make sure to replace this:
with this:
(note that the 2nd last line is also different than what I told you earlier)
also, try running with your anti-virus disabled, in case it's preventing tmdedit from working.
So some good news! We are getting closer to figuring this out! If you look at my output (left) and compare with yours (right)
View attachment 249369View attachment 249421
You'll see that your path is referring to the "d2x-beta" folder, and mine is referring to the default "d2xModules".
The only way it makes sense for this to be reported is if you still have a "Support\d2x-beta" folder (which overrides the default if detected), are you sure you selected the default d2x cIOS? Just to be certain, from the main menu, enter "o" then "d2x" then "d" - at this point the d2x-beta folder in your Support folder should get deleted. If it's still there, that is part of the problem (make sure to check for hidden folders\files, it shouldn't be hidden, but just in case)
After you delete this folder, can you repeat the same procedure and report back?
also, I messed up slightly earlier, please make sure to replace this:
Code:
support\TMDedit.exe -b "%basecios%\%code1%%code2new%.tmd" -xml %xml% -group d2x-v%d2x-beta-rev% %tmdversion% -base %basewad:~3,2% %version% -folder "%basecios%" -basefile %basecios%\%code1%%code2%.tmd -outIOS 249
Code:
pause
support\TMDedit.exe -b "cIOS249[57]-d2x-v10-beta52\00000001000000f9.tmd" -xml Support\d2xModules\ciosmaps.xml -group d2x-v10-beta52 21010 -base 57 5918 -folder "cIOS249[57]-d2x-v10-beta52" -basefile cIOS249[57]-d2x-v10-beta52\0000000100000039.tmd -outIOS 249
echo support\TMDedit.exe -b "%basecios%\%code1%%code2new%.tmd" -xml %xml% -group d2x-v%d2x-beta-rev% %tmdversion% -base %basewad:~3,2% %version% -folder "%basecios%" -basefile %basecios%\%code1%%code2%.tmd -outIOS 249
pausealso, try running with your anti-virus disabled, in case it's preventing tmdedit from working.
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1) Please tell me your exact keystrokes, starting from "I Agree"
Windows 7 Professional 64 bits
I Agree
Next
Next
ModMi Wizard + Guide (Start Here To Mod Your Wii)
Next
Yes
4.3
4.3
U (USA)
Next
Wiibrand
s
Enter
4.3 (recommend)
Next
No channels
Next
No themes
Next
No USB Loader
Next
E:
Next
Finish
"Download log
Some downloads are Invalid, Missing or Were Not Updated property.
Click Next to Retry"
Next
"Download log
Some downloads are Invalid, Missing or Were Not Updated property.
Click Next to Retry"
Next
"Download log
Some downloads are Invalid, Missing or Were Not Updated property.
Click Next to Retry"
Next
"Download log
Some downloads are Invalid, Missing or Were Not Updated property.
Click Next to Retry"
Cancel
2) what are the settings you are using (default for all? This should be an easy Yes to answer this one)
See above.
3) where do you have ModMii saved (c:/modmii or somewhere else? Again, crazy easy to answer)
C:/Program Files (x86)/ModMii
4) does the problem goes away if you run it as administrator?
No.
As far as I can tell the problem happens because Windows puts the s in the box to enter the MAC address.
ModMii Skin doesn't give me the reason why, but using the Wizard in Classic does.
Windows 7 Professional 64 bits
I Agree
Next
Next
ModMi Wizard + Guide (Start Here To Mod Your Wii)
Next
Yes
4.3
4.3
U (USA)
Next
Wiibrand
s
Enter
4.3 (recommend)
Next
No channels
Next
No themes
Next
No USB Loader
Next
E:
Next
Finish
"Download log
Some downloads are Invalid, Missing or Were Not Updated property.
Click Next to Retry"
Next
"Download log
Some downloads are Invalid, Missing or Were Not Updated property.
Click Next to Retry"
Next
"Download log
Some downloads are Invalid, Missing or Were Not Updated property.
Click Next to Retry"
Next
"Download log
Some downloads are Invalid, Missing or Were Not Updated property.
Click Next to Retry"
Cancel
2) what are the settings you are using (default for all? This should be an easy Yes to answer this one)
See above.
3) where do you have ModMii saved (c:/modmii or somewhere else? Again, crazy easy to answer)
C:/Program Files (x86)/ModMii
4) does the problem goes away if you run it as administrator?
No.
As far as I can tell the problem happens because Windows puts the s in the box to enter the MAC address.
ModMii Skin doesn't give me the reason why, but using the Wizard in Classic does.
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what's strange is that we hardcoded the command with "d2xModules" and it's still error-ing (the command being echoed is what your installation was doing before)
After running modmii's uninstaller, also delete the modmii folder entirely, the uninstaller doesn't remove cached files
okay, so we're going to go at this a bit manually. If you have discord we can coordinate maybe a bit better there, but this is cool if you prefer. Anyway, when you have modmii paused after seeing the error message, I want you to manually open up a command window (windows button, "cmd", enter), then enter these two lines
if this doesn't work, and you confirm you have all the files listed in that 2nd line, then I'm not sure what's going on... the next thing I'm going to have you do is hash verify all those files! lol
edit: one more thing to try
download this:
https://www.mediafire.com/file/9j7ayi7ch60iaqt/d2x-v10-beta52%5B65535%5D.7z/file
and save it to Support\More-cIOSs, so that it looks something like this ..ModMii\Support\More-cIOSs\d2x-v10-beta52[65535]\ciosmaps.xml, etc.
then go to ModMii's d2x options and select it. It will then save a copy of it to the d2x-beta (I guess I could have just had you copy it here, but this way it will be easier to reselect if necessary from within the options menu).
This will basically have ModMii build the same cIOS it does by default (it differs from the v10-beta52 hosted online slightly, that one is rev 21010, this one is 65535). It will look the exact same and should behave the exact same, but you will also have a d2x-beta folder, so who knows, maybe having the files in both directories will do something for you
After running modmii's uninstaller, also delete the modmii folder entirely, the uninstaller doesn't remove cached files
okay, so we're going to go at this a bit manually. If you have discord we can coordinate maybe a bit better there, but this is cool if you prefer. Anyway, when you have modmii paused after seeing the error message, I want you to manually open up a command window (windows button, "cmd", enter), then enter these two lines
Code:
cd C:\ModMii
support\TMDedit.exe -b "cIOS249[57]-d2x-v10-beta52\00000001000000f9.tmd" -xml Support\d2xModules\ciosmaps.xml -group d2x-v10-beta52 21010 -base 57 5918 -folder "cIOS249[57]-d2x-v10-beta52" -basefile cIOS249[57]-d2x-v10-beta52\0000000100000039.tmd -outIOS 249if this doesn't work, and you confirm you have all the files listed in that 2nd line, then I'm not sure what's going on... the next thing I'm going to have you do is hash verify all those files! lol
edit: one more thing to try
download this:
https://www.mediafire.com/file/9j7ayi7ch60iaqt/d2x-v10-beta52%5B65535%5D.7z/file
and save it to Support\More-cIOSs, so that it looks something like this ..ModMii\Support\More-cIOSs\d2x-v10-beta52[65535]\ciosmaps.xml, etc.
then go to ModMii's d2x options and select it. It will then save a copy of it to the d2x-beta (I guess I could have just had you copy it here, but this way it will be easier to reselect if necessary from within the options menu).
This will basically have ModMii build the same cIOS it does by default (it differs from the v10-beta52 hosted online slightly, that one is rev 21010, this one is 65535). It will look the exact same and should behave the exact same, but you will also have a d2x-beta folder, so who knows, maybe having the files in both directories will do something for you
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Thank you! Can you try running ModMii from C:\ModMii and see if it makes a difference? I'm looking into some other things but I think it could be related to this
edit2: So you're both right and wrong (I think). I was able to reproduce the error by installing to the same directory, but I get the error if I enter "S" or a real mac address... still testing...
edit: so within 10-15 minutes of me looking into this with just knowing your installation directory, I was able to replicate the issue. And it has absolutely nothing to do with wilbrand or S. If I install ModMii to my Program files folder, I need to run it as admin to do anything, but if I run as Admin and go through the ModMii Wizard, it will fail in the middle of building the guide regardless of what you choose (you can enter a real mac address, or say you're on 4.2, or anything), this even happens if I enter "G" to generate a guide only, and it's always at the same section of the guide.
Anyway, I really do appreciate you reporting the issue, but this is why I wanted you to share more info, you were pretty sure it had to do with entering S for your Mac address, when it had nothing to do with it!
anyway, easy fix, install ModMii to C:\ModMii
but I will simultaneously investigate what's going wrong when ModMii is run as Admin from the Program Files folder (if run from Admin in a different directory it works fine, both as admin, and not)
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None worked so far.
Is it because this cIOS249[57]-d2x-v10-beta52\00000001000000f9.tmd file couldn't be downloaded an not being present?
Can you send me this file so I put it in the folder and see if this solves the problem?
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it would most certainly solve the problem, but that file isn't just missing, that command that's failing is supposed to create itNone worked so far.
View attachment 249437
Is it because this cIOS249[57]-d2x-v10-beta52\00000001000000f9.tmd file couldn't be downloaded an not being present?
Can you send me this file so I put it in the folder and see if this solves the problem?
View attachment 249438
If you try to build any different version of d2x but not "d2x-v10-beta52[65535]" and not "D" default, does it still fail?
at this point I would normally chalk it up to your windows environment, maybe your .net framework or something is not playing nicely with things... but what's really strange is that you say it worked with 6.5.1, and THAT doesn't make sense. I didn't really change much of anything to do with this since 6.5.1, and you manually entering the command and it's even failing!
Are you able to double check 6.5.1 was working?
I've uninstalled ModMii (again) and as always deleted the remaining ModMii folder from C: root (again). Reinstalled from the newly 6.6.1 installer (I did this today maybe the 10th time
) and selected d2x-v8-final from the options. It works. There is no error message.
Afterwards I exited ModMii, started it again, I choose nr 1 in d2x options (d2x-v10-beta53-alt) and this didn't work either. Tried out v7-final and it works. I guess there is some problem with the betas.
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So this makes no F'ing sense, but apparently only if ModMii is running from the Program Files folder (as admin as is necessary for it to be run from this location), this line causes it to crash
Code:
if /i "%Drive:~1,1%" EQU ":" (set fulldrive=%Drive%) else (set fulldrive=%cd%\%Drive%)but if you edit and replace it with these 2 lines, everything works!
Code:
if /i "%Drive:~1,1%" EQU ":" set fulldrive=%Drive%
if /i "%Drive:~1,1%" NEQ ":" set fulldrive=%cd%\%Drive%it's funny because the less efficient code with 2 lines instead of just 1 works better apparently... sometimes I have to wonder if some of my old "inefficient" code was actually trial and error to get things to work in messed up situations like this one
Anyway, please test it again with ModMii still installed to your Program Files folder, and manually edit replace the lines indicated, and I think it will work for you! If you can confirm this, I'll include it in the next update!
edit: modmii skin still failing (or rather, classic crashes when trying to use ModMii skin), but classic is working with this change.
I will put some effort into getting this to work from the Program Files directory, but I suspect there will be lots of random things that just can go wrong and generally people should not install here... yes I know, it's counter intuitive.
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This isn't what I asked you to test, but I'm glad you did because this is actually very helpful information, thank you!I've uninstalled ModMii (again) and as always deleted the remaining ModMii folder from C: root (again). Reinstalled from the newly 6.6.1 installer (I did this today maybe the 10th time
View attachment 249446
Afterwards I exited ModMii, started it again, I choose nr 1 in d2x options (d2x-v10-beta53-alt) and this didn't work either. Tried out v7-final and it works. I guess there is some problem with the betas.
But can you test 6.5.1 (not 6.6.1)? Also with 6.5.1 can you test one of the d2x v10 betas (but not the 65535 version I linked to earlier, that is expected to fail on anything lower than 6.6.0)? If this fails, then I at least know that 6.5.1 and 6.6.0 have the same issue for you (which is building any d2x that is greater than v8). I am going to edit this post some more stay tuned
edit: tmd edit is not used to build d2x cIOSs v8 or lower, now it all totally makes sense!! I'm 100% positive you will have the same problem on older versions of ModMii when building d2x cIOSs newer than v8. This was just never something you experienced because the default was v8 prior to v6.6.0! Now that it's the default, I'm sure if it's a common issue I will hear more and more reports about it.... but so far you're the only one, so maybe your windows environment truly is funky somehow?
edit again: so there's a couple things we can do. First, if you are somehow able to figure out how to get tmdedit to work on your PC, that knowledge is power! Otherwise, the easy solution is to switch to d2x v8-final, which is basically the same as v10-beta52 but ModMii doesn't use tmdedit to build it. And the final thing is going to be a bit of a pain but not that bad... I can have ModMii construct the tmd without tmd edit for the default d2x, but it will still be required for any other betas... which would basically just be v10beta53alt, so maybe I should avoid tmd edit for all the current releases and only use it for new betas (if ever applicable). The only reason why tmd edit was developed was for davebaol to be able to have ModMii build his cIOSs based on his source ciosmaps.xml quickly and easily without requiring me to manually do the patches and build support for each new beta.
here's some info on tmd edit, this was a tool developed by person66 with me and davebaol for ModMii and there's almost zero info on it anywhere except a private convo that I've clipped this quote from
Sorry this took so long. The code was longer and more annoying than I originally planned for.
So, without further ado, I introduce, TMDedit!
It can build, read, and edit TMDs, however, I haven't fixed some bugs yet in the editing part, and I haven't added the help for it yet either, I will do that later today. The build and read functions seem to be working properly though:
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They appear to be identical.
I haven't tested the generated TMD on a Wii though, because I don't have access to mine at the moment
Download: http://www.mediafire.com/?c8ii9xhny3izf70
Using TMDedit to build a TMD is fairly straightforward. Here is the help info for it:
Code:===== Building ===== Usage: TMDedit.exe -b output.tmd [arguments] Required arguments: -xml ciosmaps.xml The ciosmaps XML file -group <group> <version> The group & version in the XML to use -base <ios> <version> The base IOS & version in the XML to use -folder cIOSfolder The folder containing the tmd contents, in 000000XX.app form -basefile baseios.tmd The TMD or WAD of the base IOS Optional arguments: -outIOS <IOS number> The IOS of the output TMD (eg: 249, 236, ...) NOTE: This is only for IOS TMDs -startIOS <IOS number> The startup IOS of the output TMD (249, ...) NOTE: Do NOT use this with IOS TMDs
So if you wanted to build "C:\wii\output.tmd", you can do something like this:
Code:TMDedit.exe -b C:\wii\output.tmd -xml C:\wii\ciosmaps.xml -group d2x-v8-final 21008 -base 56 5661 -folder C:\wii\cIOS_WAD\ -basefile C:\wii\IOS56_v5661.wad -outIOS 249
edit: holy crap I'm an editing champion, I feel like I've been editing this same post for 2 hours!
Last edited by XFlak,
The thing is with the version of last year it worked fine.
Windows, be it 7, 8 or 10, has the problem that when you reinstall a program that needs administration permissions sometimes it will deny the permissions no matter what you do.
Happened to me with a few Windows XP programs so I had to either run them on my Windows XP VM or in Wine.
That's the only reason I can think if why it worked fine in that folder in the previous version. Unless you changed something in the installer?
Last edited by raxadian,
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