Hacking Best Way to Mod Any Wii: ModMii for Windows: Official Support Thread

[XFlak]

either save this text to a *.bat file and run it or just type it into a cmd window

dir /s /b

Thanks Xflak. cmd dir/s/b >file_folder_structure.txt did what i was looking from within the modmii folder i have. Also found tree/a >file_folder_structure.txt was good too but for some reason I can't list the filenames too, for example tree/a/f >file_folder_structure.txt. If you just do tree/f the text comes out funky rather then in ascii. Regardless I got what I wanted though so I can pretty much mimic what E_Zapotek did to post bug reports, it should be the standard lol.

If you like that then you'll love this. From ModMii's main menu, type "O", (make sure your drive settings are correct, change them if need be), then type "C", then "C2", then "L". This will not only recursively list all the files in the specified folder (like you've already done with the "dir" command) but also calculate\display the md5 hash of every file. I added this feature a looooooong time ago mainly for my own use and I'm pretty sure almost no one else knows about it or cares about it. I've even stopped using it for the most part myself and now I use mainly "hashmyfiles" to check the md5 of files.

 

[MassiveRican]

either save this text to a *.bat file and run it or just type it into a cmd window

dir /s /b

Thanks Xflak. cmd dir/s/b >file_folder_structure.txt did what i was looking from within the modmii folder i have. Also found tree/a >file_folder_structure.txt was good too but for some reason I can't list the filenames too, for example tree/a/f >file_folder_structure.txt. If you just do tree/f the text comes out funky rather then in ascii. Regardless I got what I wanted though so I can pretty much mimic what E_Zapotek did to post bug reports, it should be the standard lol.

If you like that then you'll love this. From ModMii's main menu, type "O", (make sure your drive settings are correct, change them if need be), then type "C", then "C2", then "L". This will not only recursively list all the files in the specified folder (like you've already done with the "dir" command) but also calculate\display the md5 hash of every file. I added this feature a looooooong time ago mainly for my own use and I'm pretty sure almost no one else knows about it or cares about it. I've even stopped using it for the most part myself and now I use mainly "hashmyfiles" to check the md5 of files.

Nice! I just did it to check default copy_to_sd location. I'll try out hashmyfiles mainly used quicksfv.

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;;COPY_TO_SD

; Created with FileVerifier++ v0.6.3.5830

6f9bf2520cd57d3e4799b2ddbf6e1a64 *COPY_TO_SD\neekbooter.dol

8065ce93a67f581cf4b67dfa1954fcf7 *COPY_TO_SD\priibootergui.dol

550a75cf41509dee648b8c6e9fddd2cd *COPY_TO_SD\apps\JoYflow\boot.dol

0b67871d2ffc54a50174a4b75317d700 *COPY_TO_SD\apps\JoYflow\icon.png

192023926e18b4201a28ee5924a4d223 *COPY_TO_SD\apps\JoYflow\meta.xml

6d5167f976b5c35b2b2a12c3aa3e7766 *COPY_TO_SD\apps\mmm\boot.dol

8ec2a46f1a466c78e9a47c8d395f1a2d *COPY_TO_SD\apps\mmm\donate.txt

a813078b0983ba0037bdbb5b7bc4bb06 *COPY_TO_SD\apps\mmm\icon.png

4d974269dcfaa4e69f016832a08c078a *COPY_TO_SD\apps\mmm\meta.xml

2b574bf6e52b32437c0abfbff252e663 *COPY_TO_SD\apps\mmm\mmmconfig.txt

b818505760b670c9d3e0e8739c8e6e29 *COPY_TO_SD\apps\mmm\MMMv13.4boot.elf

61bdd9d7a4bddead1c413bdd6acf644a *COPY_TO_SD\apps\mmm\readme.txt

5faf326eb280e41a5e3b4aed67e9d3b7 *COPY_TO_SD\apps\postloader\boot.dol

d517471affe581cf3a52c366d59cb166 *COPY_TO_SD\apps\postloader\icon.png

235e65f378ed496b9c32ce93e686c92b *COPY_TO_SD\apps\postloader\meta.xml

787b4d55699404a0bc4feca387398854 *COPY_TO_SD\apps\switch2uneek\boot.dol

4bcb594e4f5951f988510111b1d6455f *COPY_TO_SD\apps\switch2uneek\icon.png

c7913c1f13c4c7a93f103d60f15b47a5 *COPY_TO_SD\apps\switch2uneek\meta.xml

44d35d4cebbb00fbd9985de199615d41 *COPY_TO_SD\bootmiineek\armboot.bin

d64e56f7c82fe33aefa4653e8c19d78e *COPY_TO_SD\DOLS\JoyLoader_CFG r3.dol

4b47990678f6771233a80992caca4da7 *COPY_TO_SD\DOLS\MyMenuifyMod v11c.dol

2b4e7eb8a6d21c75e99db82c6393e1b6 *COPY_TO_SD\DOLS\WiiFlow v11c.dol

89549e8261247ef2f265cfe14fcb03ec *COPY_TO_SD\DOLS\WiiMC+ - WIMC.dol

e1d123bfba297f9bed4ee295478dfe81 *COPY_TO_SD\ploader\n2oswitch.dol

409e15e592311a56219cdf2616f904d2 *COPY_TO_SD\ploader\covers\HABA.png

7db99a6d93ff83005c4cb6e070cf8915 *COPY_TO_SD\ploader\covers\HACA.png

598b7f7b373763efd9a22841aba5dd64 *COPY_TO_SD\ploader\covers\HADP.png

17c3f7b4070ad96e2090fefccbc8337f *COPY_TO_SD\ploader\covers\HAFP.png

ecc6b1d6234724deddb0ecd196e95da8 *COPY_TO_SD\ploader\covers\HAGP.png

5164b9c2cea3aac1ac7acbcda0d27c94 *COPY_TO_SD\ploader\covers\HAYA.png

94f984fa20b2654368102a0e5d2189d6 *COPY_TO_SD\ploader\covers\Thumbs.db

839eb3bddf6d0660bc472a1aca1e11d5 *COPY_TO_SD\ploader\theme\background.png

ffad82401125050f0521f9af83117883 *COPY_TO_SD\ploader\theme\bkg.png

00a34243ae46291a6f240638c2b89b19 *COPY_TO_SD\ploader\theme\button.png

847b03b05e2febfac1205027b8f39063 *COPY_TO_SD\ploader\theme\button_sel.png

f565c23fcdf4ea9d1477092ed231f99d *COPY_TO_SD\ploader\theme\frame.png

00a34243ae46291a6f240638c2b89b19 *COPY_TO_SD\ploader\theme\frame_back.png

2e18d8a42cac22bbd6a1aa44f64c1aa2 *COPY_TO_SD\ploader\theme\frame_sel.png

8e9b152e0e0992e3271e7f53144d35f4 *COPY_TO_SD\ploader\theme\theme.cfg

10f48a9b5f7f91bfa09724c11cd2c453 *COPY_TO_SD\ploader\theme\window.png

9f5fe824c060e94ac82cdc40ef097b46 *COPY_TO_SD\ploader\theme\windowbk.png

b5a1b4e343e3c54d4c27fe955acbdd73 *COPY_TO_SD\sneek\kernel.bin

1a5c294c3085e2c2a936f27ea975a335 *COPY_TO_SD\sneek\rev.txt

aaaaa5a3f60d762cf5c3f64f57ba82c9 *COPY_TO_SD\WAD\cBC-DML.wad

7e455ddeeac4f831f9235b8d37a36078 *COPY_TO_SD\WAD\cIOS202[60]-v5.1R.wad

f9d9b2967b4568e7d3c304c5e43d4952 *COPY_TO_SD\WAD\cIOS224[57]-v5.1R.wad

eab41bcc67fc9107cf0328db50f85931 *COPY_TO_SD\WAD\cIOS240-v17b.wad

bdca7faf1910fe332e6c464e899bbe1c *COPY_TO_SD\WAD\neek2o_NK2O_1.wad

01468bf256b8beba2c25c39cacd41a8d *COPY_TO_SD\WAD\USBLoader(s)-ahbprot58-SD-USB-v11-IDCL-Forwarder Paths.txt

6612e353543ce2f6592f049f5ac9678a *COPY_TO_SD\WAD\USBLoader(s)-ahbprot58-SD-USB-v11-IDCL.wad

Wow did it with my ModMii directory and there were 1249 files lol.

 

[Shag]

Hey Xflak,
Just now recovering from your practice kick from #modmii. I just want to say how impressed I am with modmii. I just started looking into dml on neek2o r75 4.3u nand and started downloading software and setting things up. I wish I would have just checked modmii, it would have saved me the time from doing that. You really have a lot of things incorporated into modmii. Just need some menu theme developers to add a few more themes in there for you, ( I created most of my own .csms' but would be a big timesaver).

Keep up the awsome work!

Shag


maybe seeya in #modmii

 

[Digital1980]

WoW, Modmii is defiitely becoming my number tool! Xflak, this contribution is incredible. THANK YOU!!

Can someone outline some quicksteps to get neek2o up and running?? I ran option # 3 for first time users to completely build everything from scratch. I also used to my setting.txt from a previous NAND backup. I copy everything from inside the COPY_TO_SD and USB folders to thier respective strorage devices.

Not sure where to go from there. With SNEEK/UNEEK I would just choose the "launch bootmii" option from within the homebrew and channel and it would reboot and the magic would happen.

I am getting a constant flash when I try and repeat the process now. Did I missing something??

Oh also, I have a few games ripped and placed in the WBFS directory on the root of the USB storage as well.

Thanks,
-Digital

 

[XFlak]

the instructions on launching neek are in the tips modmii shows on screen after building your emulated nand. If you want to be able to boot into neek using the old method (ie. bootmii IOS or [email protected][member='boot2490']) then rename the "bootmiineek" folder on your sd card to "bootmii". If you want use the method of booting neek that doesn't require the SD:\bootmii folder then install the neek2o channel that was saved to SD:\WAD\ using MMM. This channel has the added benefit of being able to launch uneek without an sd card.

and thx for the positive feedback

 

[Digital1980]

Thanks a million!!

I've never felt more compelled to give a donation.

It's difficult for me to stay up to date on the latest and greatest things happening with the Wii, your tool solves that! Once again, great work and keep spreading the knowledge!!

 

[Digital1980]

Up and running! With the Orange Wii theme too!

Everything seems good so far except I can't get postloader to run properly.

"postloader launches ok and then hangs at the Please wait....Loading screen."

Found a post about it over at:

http://gbatemp.net/topic/299384-postloader3/page__st__1560

but don't see the resolution anywhere within that thread or the google.

Any ideas?

Thanks,
- Digital

 

[equazcion]

My only complaint is that the initial "I Agree" thing seems to be case sensitive, when nothing else in the process is, which is confusing. It goes through anyway, but I got the insulting "you can't follow directions" message, which hurt my self-esteem. A quick call to my therapist allowed me to move on though.

Teehee well otherwise this worked flawlessly, not a single issue. I just wish I had found it sooner.

As a noob (I'm a network tech but new to all things Wii), what confused me most was the menu version lingo. There's a lot of info online about either "4.3U disc exploits" and "4.3 discless exploits", which made it seem like there's a "4.3" version (with no letter) that CAN be hacked with no disc, but if you have "4.3U" you need a disc (even within the ModMii wizard there is a little confusion there, but not as bad).

Anyway big thanks to the devs. ModMii should be the first Google result for "wii softmod" instead of the crap there now. I'll try to spread the word.

 

[XFlak]

thx for the positive feedback... but FYI, "i agree" is not case sensitive, I just double checked to make sure, u may have accidentally typed it wrong. Care to try again to confirm it's not case sensitive for u?

 

[equazcion]

thx for the positive feedback... FYI, "i agree" is not case sensitive, I just double checked to make sure, u may have accidentally typed it wrong. Care to try again to confirm it's not case sensitive for u?

You're right, I tried again all lowercase and it worked. I guess I typed it wrong the first time, sorry bout that. Anyway thanks again

 

[Digital1980]

You're right, I tried again all lowercase and it worked. I guess I typed it wrong the first time, sorry bout that. Anyway thanks again

welcome to my world

Getting stuck on reloading a different IOS withing neek2o, specifically ios249. MMM just freezes and I have to hard reset and Yet Another Wad Manager Mod just hangs for a second and does nothing. I can use IOS58 but that does not help much for my current desires.

I installed all the provided .WADS from Modmii to my NAND with showmiiwads. Am I missing something?? Sorry to be such a noob

 

[XFlak]

what exactly are u trying to do with IOS249 on your emulated nand?

 

[AbdallahTerro]

Hey XFlak,
I'm Just curious to know why do we have cIOS249 and 250 d2xv8betar41 with bases 60, 70 & 80 (these are system menu IOS) and usb loader don't work when we use them!!!
Is there any good use for these files to be on the download list?

by the way using cios249[57]d2xv8beta41 as system menu IOS (from priiloader menu) in conjunction with loading disc channel with ios249 +/- force disc region allowed me to run almost all games from disc channel

 

[XFlak]

d2x cIOSs with bases 60/70/80 were requested by davebaol to help the development of d2x in general

cheers

 

[AbdallahTerro]

d2x cIOSs with bases 60/70/80 were requested by davebaol to help the development of d2x in general

cheers

Thanks X

 

[MassiveRican]

Hi XFlax. Had a question for you. I made a 4.2u Sneek+DI r192 NAND but ModMii still installs Priiloader v0.7 [mod for neek2o] and the nSwitch Channel. Since this is not a neek2o nand should it be installing Priiloader v0.7 236mod and switch2uneek?

Spoiler

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4.2U Emulated NAND created by ModMii on Mon 01/30/2012
==================================================
setting.txt built using this serial: LU531343645
Custom System Menu Theme Installed - Dark Wii Red
Priiloader v0.7 [mod for neek2o] Installed
nSwitch Channel Installed
Post Loader Forwarder Channel Installed
cIOS249 rev14 Installed

 

[obcd]

priiloader will not detect neek2o and will work like the normal real nand priiloader into neek.
Crediar changed the delay for the overlay menu activation from 10 seconds to 1 second.
Due to that, a nand with priiloader freezes with a black screen.
The nSwitch channel method to boot into neek should be compatible, however, due to another change crediar made, the program won't detect
it is running in neek and will not return to real nand when it's run in neek.

 

[equazcion]

Question, does ModMii include anything to play GameCube backups? +How about from a USB drive? Thanks in advance.

Edit: I see NeoGamma is supposed to handle this. I can't seem to find any mention of it in my HBC or in the ModMii wizard. Is there a guide somewhere on how to install/use it, and how to put the GameCube backups on my SD card?

 

[XFlak]

just download neogamma from download page 2, save it to you sd card.

from download page 4, download and install DML using a wad manager, this is what allows GC backups to be played from an sd card

to extract GC games u can use ModMii's game bulk extractor for sneek, from the main menu enter "S" then "4"

Cheers

 

[equazcion]

just download neogamma from download page 2, save it to you sd card. from download page 4, download and install DML using a wad manager, this is what allows GC backups to be played from an sd card. to extract GC games u can use ModMii's game bulk extractor for sneek, from the main menu enter "S" then "4"

Thanks for the instructions. Everything worked up until I tried to launch the game -- NeoGamma does see my game when I choose DML, but when I try to launch the game, I hear the disc drive try to spin up and then get the message "no disc inserted".

The game is Pikmin 2, if that matters (according to the compatibility list for NeoGamma, this game is supposed to work, at least the first half of it). The file I loaded was a .GCM renamed to .ISO, which I hope was the right way to do it.

Do you have any suggestions? I see NeoGamma can load from a USB partition, would that work?