About two months ago, I filled an entire folder on my Wii U's home menu with GameCube injections. Today, I found that not a single one of them would boot; the Virtual Console description would appear for a few seconds, then the Wii logo on the gamepad would flash, then I'd be stuck on a black screen with no option but to unplug the console and plug it back in.
I deleted the entire folder and every game in it, installed the latest versions of Nintendont and UWUVCI, and reinjected a couple of games to no avail. After hours of aimlessly finicking with files on the SD card, I realized a couple of things:
1) By deleting the virtual memory card for any given GameCube game from the "saves" folder on the root of the Wii U's SD card, the game would boot as normal
2) As long as the Wii U remained powered on, I could exit and boot the game as many times as I wanted with no issues
3) If the Wii U was powered off and then turned back on, the game would not boot if the virtual memory card holding its save data was not deleted beforehand
Permanently leaving the console powered on or deleting a game's save data everytime I want to play it is in no way practical, and I don't have a second USB to attempt booting GameCube iso files through Nintendont on the vWii side of things. I can only assume that whatever changes the recent 5.5.6 update made is messing with my GameCube injections somehow, because everything ran smoothly the last time I booted one up (before that update), but how the update could be affecting my injections is unknown to me. If anyone has an idea of what could be causing my problem or of a potential fix for it, I would greatly appreciate hearing it.
If it helps, I've been using the Tiramisu hack with no autoboot from about two months ago (before the latest system update) to now.
Edit: In regards to this:
It somehow slipped my mind that Nintendont can read games off of the SD card. Running iso files through Nintendont works without issue, both via vWii mode and the Gamepad-enabled forwarder in Wii U mode. I'm no longer in immediate need of a solution, but I would still appreciate any advice on my injection problem because I prefer having all of my games displayed on my home menu and not split across several apps/modes.
I deleted the entire folder and every game in it, installed the latest versions of Nintendont and UWUVCI, and reinjected a couple of games to no avail. After hours of aimlessly finicking with files on the SD card, I realized a couple of things:
1) By deleting the virtual memory card for any given GameCube game from the "saves" folder on the root of the Wii U's SD card, the game would boot as normal
2) As long as the Wii U remained powered on, I could exit and boot the game as many times as I wanted with no issues
3) If the Wii U was powered off and then turned back on, the game would not boot if the virtual memory card holding its save data was not deleted beforehand
Permanently leaving the console powered on or deleting a game's save data everytime I want to play it is in no way practical, and I don't have a second USB to attempt booting GameCube iso files through Nintendont on the vWii side of things. I can only assume that whatever changes the recent 5.5.6 update made is messing with my GameCube injections somehow, because everything ran smoothly the last time I booted one up (before that update), but how the update could be affecting my injections is unknown to me. If anyone has an idea of what could be causing my problem or of a potential fix for it, I would greatly appreciate hearing it.
If it helps, I've been using the Tiramisu hack with no autoboot from about two months ago (before the latest system update) to now.
Edit: In regards to this:
I don't have a second USB to attempt booting GameCube iso files through Nintendont on the vWii side of things
It somehow slipped my mind that Nintendont can read games off of the SD card. Running iso files through Nintendont works without issue, both via vWii mode and the Gamepad-enabled forwarder in Wii U mode. I'm no longer in immediate need of a solution, but I would still appreciate any advice on my injection problem because I prefer having all of my games displayed on my home menu and not split across several apps/modes.
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