Blackscreen after starting a Wii Game with USB Loader GX

MeHawkBlade · Nov 26, 2020

Hello everyone.

I bought a new Wii four weeks ago and started softmodding it. Did the same stuff i did 2010 on my old Wii, used the same files etc. but it did not work.
Then i did a lot of research in your Forum, on Youtube or Modmii, but cant find the solution myself so maybe you guys could help me.
All Updates i installed dont`t seem to solve my problem at all, so now i`m here.

My problem is, when i start a Wii Game from the USB Loader GX using Loader IOS 249/250 i just get a Blackscreen and it freezes.
On my old Wii i`m using two different HDDs and one USB Stick and they all work perfectly fine.

Here is my Syscheck hope you can find something:

Region: PAL
Systemmenue 4.3E (v514)
Priiloader installiert
Laufwerksdatum: 21.11.2009
Homebrewkanal 1.1.2 benutzt IOS58
Hollywood v0x21
Konsolen-ID: 169970857
Konsolentyp: Wii
Shop-Kanal-Land: Germany (78)
Boot2 v4
Es wurden 98 Titel gefunden.
Es wurden 56 IOS gefunden, von denen 4 funktionslos (Stub) sind.
IOS3 (rev 65280): Funktionslos (Stub)
IOS4 (rev 65280): Funktionslos (Stub)
IOS9 (rev 1034): Keine Patches
IOS10 (rev 768): Funktionslos (Stub)
IOS11 (rev 16174): Trucha Bug, NAND Zugriff
IOS12 (rev 526): Keine Patches
IOS13 (rev 1032): Keine Patches
IOS14 (rev 1032): Keine Patches
IOS15 (rev 1032): Keine Patches
IOS16 (rev 54321): Trucha Bug, ES Identify, Flash Zugriff, NAND Zugriff
IOS17 (rev 1032): Keine Patches
IOS20 (rev 16174): Trucha Bug, NAND Zugriff
IOS21 (rev 1039): Keine Patches
IOS22 (rev 1294): Keine Patches
IOS28 (rev 1807): Keine Patches
IOS30 (rev 16174): Trucha Bug, NAND Zugriff
IOS31 (rev 3608): Keine Patches
IOS33 (rev 3608): Keine Patches
IOS34 (rev 3608): Keine Patches
IOS35 (rev 3608): Keine Patches
IOS36 (rev 3608): Keine Patches
IOS37 (rev 5663): Keine Patches
IOS38 (rev 4124): Keine Patches
IOS40 (rev 16174): Trucha Bug, NAND Zugriff
IOS41 (rev 3607): Keine Patches
IOS43 (rev 3607): Keine Patches
IOS45 (rev 3607): Keine Patches
IOS46 (rev 3607): Keine Patches
IOS48 (rev 4124): Keine Patches
IOS50 (rev 16174): Trucha Bug, NAND Zugriff
IOS51 (rev 4864): Funktionslos (Stub)
IOS52 (rev 16174): Trucha Bug, NAND Zugriff
IOS53 (rev 5663): Keine Patches
IOS55 (rev 5663): Keine Patches
IOS56 (rev 5662): Keine Patches
IOS57 (rev 5919): Keine Patches
IOS58 (rev 6176): USB 2.0
IOS60 (rev 16174): Trucha Bug, NAND Zugriff
IOS61 (rev 5662): Keine Patches
IOS62 (rev 6430): Keine Patches
IOS70 (rev 16174): Trucha Bug, NAND Zugriff
IOS80 (rev 16174): Trucha Bug, NAND Zugriff
IOS90 (rev 54321): Trucha Bug
IOS202[60] (rev 65535, Info: hermesrodries-v6): Trucha Bug, NAND Zugriff, USB 2.0
IOS222[38] (rev 4, Info: hermes-v4): Trucha Bug, ES Identify, NAND Zugriff, USB 2.0
IOS223[38+37] (rev 4, Info: hermes-v4): Trucha Bug, ES Identify, NAND Zugriff, USB 2.0
IOS224[57] (rev 65535, Info: hermesrodries-v6): Trucha Bug, NAND Zugriff, USB 2.0
IOS236[36] (rev 65535, Info: rev 3351): Trucha Bug, ES Identify, NAND Zugriff
IOS245[37] (rev 21008, Info: d2x-v8final): Trucha Bug, NAND Zugriff, USB 2.0
IOS246[38] (rev 21008, Info: d2x-v8final): Trucha Bug, ES Identify, NAND Zugriff
IOS247[53] (rev 21008, Info: d2x-v8final): Trucha Bug, NAND Zugriff, USB 2.0
IOS248[55] (rev 21008, Info: d2x-v8final): Trucha Bug, NAND Zugriff, USB 2.0
IOS249[57] (rev 21010, Info: d2x-v10beta52): Trucha Bug, NAND Zugriff, USB 2.0
IOS250[56] (rev 65535, Info: d2x-v10beta52): Trucha Bug, NAND Zugriff, USB 2.0
IOS251[58] (rev 21010, Info: d2x-v10beta52): Trucha Bug, NAND Zugriff, USB 2.0
IOS254 (rev 65281): BootMii
BC v6
MIOS v10
Bericht wurde am 25.11.2020 generiert.

Thanks for your help and for your Time

jeannotte · Nov 26, 2020

Hello,

we don't see your syscheck report.

MeHawkBlade · Nov 26, 2020

jeannotte said:

Hello,

we don't see your syscheck report.
Click to expand...

Oh my bad thought it worked with insert but hopefully this will work

Syscheck:

Region: PAL
Systemmenue 4.3E (v514)
Priiloader installiert
Laufwerksdatum: 21.11.2009
Homebrewkanal 1.1.2 benutzt IOS58
Hollywood v0x21
Konsolen-ID: 169970857
Konsolentyp: Wii
Shop-Kanal-Land: Germany (78)
Boot2 v4
Es wurden 98 Titel gefunden.
Es wurden 56 IOS gefunden, von denen 4 funktionslos (Stub) sind.
IOS3 (rev 65280): Funktionslos (Stub)
IOS4 (rev 65280): Funktionslos (Stub)
IOS9 (rev 1034): Keine Patches
IOS10 (rev 768): Funktionslos (Stub)
IOS11 (rev 16174): Trucha Bug, NAND Zugriff
IOS12 (rev 526): Keine Patches
IOS13 (rev 1032): Keine Patches
IOS14 (rev 1032): Keine Patches
IOS15 (rev 1032): Keine Patches
IOS16 (rev 54321): Trucha Bug, ES Identify, Flash Zugriff, NAND Zugriff
IOS17 (rev 1032): Keine Patches
IOS20 (rev 16174): Trucha Bug, NAND Zugriff
IOS21 (rev 1039): Keine Patches
IOS22 (rev 1294): Keine Patches
IOS28 (rev 1807): Keine Patches
IOS30 (rev 16174): Trucha Bug, NAND Zugriff
IOS31 (rev 3608): Keine Patches
IOS33 (rev 3608): Keine Patches
IOS34 (rev 3608): Keine Patches
IOS35 (rev 3608): Keine Patches
IOS36 (rev 3608): Keine Patches
IOS37 (rev 5663): Keine Patches
IOS38 (rev 4124): Keine Patches
IOS40 (rev 16174): Trucha Bug, NAND Zugriff
IOS41 (rev 3607): Keine Patches
IOS43 (rev 3607): Keine Patches
IOS45 (rev 3607): Keine Patches
IOS46 (rev 3607): Keine Patches
IOS48 (rev 4124): Keine Patches
IOS50 (rev 16174): Trucha Bug, NAND Zugriff
IOS51 (rev 4864): Funktionslos (Stub)
IOS52 (rev 16174): Trucha Bug, NAND Zugriff
IOS53 (rev 5663): Keine Patches
IOS55 (rev 5663): Keine Patches
IOS56 (rev 5662): Keine Patches
IOS57 (rev 5919): Keine Patches
IOS58 (rev 6176): USB 2.0
IOS60 (rev 16174): Trucha Bug, NAND Zugriff
IOS61 (rev 5662): Keine Patches
IOS62 (rev 6430): Keine Patches
IOS70 (rev 16174): Trucha Bug, NAND Zugriff
IOS80 (rev 16174): Trucha Bug, NAND Zugriff
IOS90 (rev 54321): Trucha Bug
IOS202[60] (rev 65535, Info: hermesrodries-v6): Trucha Bug, NAND Zugriff, USB 2.0
IOS222[38] (rev 4, Info: hermes-v4): Trucha Bug, ES Identify, NAND Zugriff, USB 2.0
IOS223[38+37] (rev 4, Info: hermes-v4): Trucha Bug, ES Identify, NAND Zugriff, USB 2.0
IOS224[57] (rev 65535, Info: hermesrodries-v6): Trucha Bug, NAND Zugriff, USB 2.0
IOS236[36] (rev 65535, Info: rev 3351): Trucha Bug, ES Identify, NAND Zugriff
IOS245[37] (rev 21008, Info: d2x-v8final): Trucha Bug, NAND Zugriff, USB 2.0
IOS246[38] (rev 21008, Info: d2x-v8final): Trucha Bug, ES Identify, NAND Zugriff
IOS247[53] (rev 21008, Info: d2x-v8final): Trucha Bug, NAND Zugriff, USB 2.0
IOS248[55] (rev 21008, Info: d2x-v8final): Trucha Bug, NAND Zugriff, USB 2.0
IOS249[57] (rev 21010, Info: d2x-v10beta52): Trucha Bug, NAND Zugriff, USB 2.0
IOS250[56] (rev 65535, Info: d2x-v10beta52): Trucha Bug, NAND Zugriff, USB 2.0
IOS251[58] (rev 21010, Info: d2x-v10beta52): Trucha Bug, NAND Zugriff, USB 2.0
IOS254 (rev 65281): BootMii
BC v6
MIOS v10
Bericht wurde am 25.11.2020 generiert.

IOS257 base hash:
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IOS90 base hash:
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IOS80 base hash:
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IOS70 base hash:
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IOS58 base hash:
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IOS57 base hash:
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IOS33 base hash:
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IOS30 base hash:
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IOS28 base hash:
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IOS22 base hash:
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IOS21 base hash:
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IOS16 base hash:
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IOS9 base hash:
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jeannotte · Nov 26, 2020

Hello,

your syscheck report is correct.

Just try this:
==> try with the final version 8 of CIOS d2x on your wii which does not work <==.

You can always reinstall cios d2x v10 beta 52.

.
Are your USB media in FAT 32 ?? (Y cable, mains power) ??

Are your loaders up to date ??

MeHawkBlade · Nov 26, 2020

USB Loader GX is updated on Version 3.0 r1271.
All of my three USB Drivers are in WBFS Format (see my Image). They work fine on my Wii from 2007.

I will try the Update to d2x v8 thanks

Edit:
Installed d2x v8-final and tried all my USB drives and sadly its`s not working.
After starting any game i get a blackscreen.

TheChosen · Nov 26, 2020

I doubt this will ever work again. your Wii is simiply damaged. A damaged processor of a Wii (or a too old one) will not be visible as damaged from outside of the window...

Edit: To make it clear what happens: Simple. This is called "electron-migration". Your chip gets old => it consumes more energy. Sometimes the PSU can no longer deliver this energy => BSOD. Everything in terms of error/hardware-fault on a Wii/WiiU Leads to such a BSOD.

You might try some newer version. but if it ever worked that means it can no longer work.

WiiUs have the same problem. I heard some people using that USBLoader too...after years it suddenly stopped working. It didn´t work ever again for those persons. Their WiiU was damaged.

Since your Wii is from 2006 (technically) it´s 14 years old. And you should be glad that a 14-year old processor is even capable of booting any longer.

But you see? it´s just like with other processors. Some chips can still boot. But they cannot handle gaming any longer. Others won´t be even able to boot any longer...

MeHawkBlade · Nov 26, 2020

TheChosen said:

I doubt this will ever work again. your Wii is simiply damaged. A damaged processor of a Wii (or a too old one) will not be visible as damaged from outside of the window...
Click to expand...

Any ways to find out, if its damaged or not?

MeHawkBlade · Nov 26, 2020

TheChosen said:

I doubt this will ever work again. your Wii is simiply damaged. A damaged processor of a Wii (or a too old one) will not be visible as damaged from outside of the window...

Edit: To make it clear what happens: Simple. This is called "electron-migration". Your chip gets old => it consumes more energy. Sometimes the PSU can no longer deliver this energy => BSOD. Everything in terms of error/hardware-fault on a Wii/WiiU Leads to such a BSOD.

You might try some newer version. but if it ever worked that means it can no longer work.

WiiUs have the same problem. I heard some people using that USBLoader too...after years it suddenly stopped working. It didn´t work ever again for those persons. Their WiiU was damaged.

Since your Wii is from 2006 (technically) it´s 14 years old. And you should be glad that a 14-year old processor is even capable of booting any longer.

But you see? it´s just like with other processors. Some chips can still boot. But they cannot handle gaming any longer. Others won´t be even able to boot any longer...
Click to expand...

That would be bad but make sense, i got it thank you
Do you now a way to find out if this is the case with a Program or something else?

jeannotte · Nov 26, 2020

MeHawkBlade said:

All of my three USB Drivers are in WBFS Format (see my Image).
Click to expand...

the WBFS format has become obsolete, prefer an external hard drive in FAT 32.

A corrupted game in WBFS format, can corrupt the entire external hard drive.

you can convert your external hard drives to FAT 32 with this utility (wbfs2fat) (without losing data on the drive) ==>https://gbatemp.net/threads/wbfs2fat-py.291320/

MeHawkBlade · Nov 26, 2020

Thx for this tool i used it on all my USB drivers super useful.
Sadly it still don`t work on my new Wii. Should i try again with d2x v10?

jeannotte · Nov 26, 2020

MeHawkBlade said:

Sadly it still don`t work on my new Wii. Should i try again with d2x v10?
Click to expand...

Yes

EDIT:

the usb port of the wii is not damaged or defective ??

TheChosen · Nov 26, 2020

MeHawkBlade said:

That would be bad but make sense, i got it thank you
Do you now a way to find out if this is the case with a Program or something else?
Click to expand...

Theoretically (but i guess nobody has ever done this before) you could use a Voltage-meter and measure the input of voltages to the processor. However you should know before how much it usually consumes.

I heard some people in the past say the Wii`s processor consumes about 3-4 watts (for old models from 2006!). If it consumes a lot more now it´s damaged. for new models i dunno how much they consume on the processor-side for new Wii-models since the processor was shrinked to consume a lot less.

If it consumes less/same than 3-4 Watts on an OLD Wii-model then it´s not damaged. Simple, right? So an example: Let´s say you measure the processor and it consumes now 10 watts instead on the old model. This means you have e.g. 1.0 Volt and 10 ampere on the voltmeter (10 Amperé x 1 Volt = 10 watts!)...Which would be a clear sign of a dying processor...

This mechanism is called "Vcore" and is - technically the same as you measure the voltages of a PC`s processor.

Btw: The accellerated electron-migration usually happens with more modern stuff and with growing age of a processor. This is why a newer Wii would have a much faster dying processor than it´s older Wii (from 2006). Reason. the newer processor was produced in 65nm and not in bigger 90nm. the 90nm-processor consists of many more atoms and thus does not die as fast as the newer Wii-processor produced in more "shaky" 65nm.

However: The older model consumed more energy...you see where the problem lies?

MeHawkBlade · Nov 26, 2020

jeannotte said:

Yes

EDIT:

the usb port of the wii is not damaged or defective ??
Click to expand...

I don`t think so. Internet is working fine and the Usb loader GX shows all my games in it.
They look pretty good so can`t tell if they are damaged. Should i clean them?

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TheChosen said:

Theoretically (but i guess nobody has ever done this before) you could use a Voltage-meter and measure the input of voltages to the processor. However you should know before how much it usually consumes.

I heard some people in the past say the Wii`s processor consumes about 3-4 watts (for old models from 2006!). If it consumes a lot more now it´s damaged. for new models i dunno how much they consume on the processor-side for new Wii-models since the processor was shrinked to consume a lot less.

If it consumes less/same than 3-4 Watts on an OLD Wii-model then it´s not damaged. Simple, right? So an example: Let´s say you measure the processor and it consumes now 10 watts instead on the old model. This means you have e.g. 1.0 Volt and 10 ampere on the voltmeter (10 Amperé x 1 Volt = 10 watts!)...Which would be a clear sign of a dying processor...

This mechanism is called "Vcore" and is - technically the same as you measure the voltages of a PC`s processor.

Btw: The accellerated electron-migration usually happens with more modern stuff and with growing age of a processor. This is why a newer Wii would have a much faster dying processor than it´s older Wii (from 2006). Reason. the newer processor was produced in 65nm and not in bigger 90nm. the 90nm-processor consists of many more atoms and thus does not die as fast as the newer Wii-processor produced in more "shaky" 65nm.

However: The older model consumed more energy...you see where the problem lies?
Click to expand...

Puhh so much Info thx dude very nice from you.
Then i will find a tool to measure the watts open up my Wii and look who much Watt the processor use i think?!

godreborn · Nov 26, 2020

have you tried fat32? you said yours is in wbfs, which is not recommended anymore.

MeHawkBlade · Nov 26, 2020

godreborn said:

have you tried fat32? you said yours is in wbfs, which is not recommended anymore.
Click to expand...

Yes all of my drivers are in fat32 now
Sadly they are not working and i still get the blackscreen.

godreborn · Nov 26, 2020

I don't know if two versions of the d2x would cause this problem, since afaik, it only reads one at a time, but they do say not to mix beta 52 and 53 as well. aside from that, I think your syscheck looks good to me.

guisadop · Nov 26, 2020

not sure what's your setup, but I had this problem when playing on my old CRT TV and solved it by changing the region settings in USB Loader GX to force it to NTSC (my TV's region). worked perfectly afterwards.

MeHawkBlade · Nov 26, 2020

godreborn said:

I don't know if two versions of the d2x would cause this problem, since afaik, it only reads one at a time, but they do say not to mix beta 52 and 53 as well. aside from that, I think your syscheck looks good to me.
Click to expand...

Can i somehow change all IOS to d2x v10 for IOS 245-248?

guisadop said:

not sure what's your setup, but I had this problem when playing on my old CRT TV and solved it by changing the region settings in USB Loader GX to force it to NTSC (my TV's region). worked perfectly afterwards.
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Never thought of something like this
I tried it with different games and drivers sadly not working.

godreborn · Nov 26, 2020

Yes, rerun the installer.

MeHawkBlade · Nov 26, 2020

godreborn said:

Yes, rerun the installer.
Click to expand...

Did it all again still not working sadly.
Here my new Sycheck:

Region: PAL
Systemmenue 4.3E (v514)
Priiloader installiert
Laufwerksdatum: 21.11.2009
Homebrewkanal 1.1.2 benutzt IOS58
Hollywood v0x21
Konsolen-ID: 169970857
Konsolentyp: Wii
Shop-Kanal-Land: Germany (78)
Boot2 v4
Es wurden 99 Titel gefunden.
Es wurden 56 IOS gefunden, von denen 4 funktionslos (Stub) sind.
IOS3 (rev 65280): Funktionslos (Stub)
IOS4 (rev 65280): Funktionslos (Stub)
IOS9 (rev 1034): Keine Patches
IOS10 (rev 768): Funktionslos (Stub)
IOS11 (rev 16174): Trucha Bug, NAND Zugriff
IOS12 (rev 526): Keine Patches
IOS13 (rev 1032): Keine Patches
IOS14 (rev 1032): Keine Patches
IOS15 (rev 1032): Keine Patches
IOS16 (rev 54321): Trucha Bug, ES Identify, Flash Zugriff, NAND Zugriff
IOS17 (rev 1032): Keine Patches
IOS20 (rev 16174): Trucha Bug, NAND Zugriff
IOS21 (rev 1039): Keine Patches
IOS22 (rev 1294): Keine Patches
IOS28 (rev 1807): Keine Patches
IOS30 (rev 16174): Trucha Bug, NAND Zugriff
IOS31 (rev 3608): Keine Patches
IOS33 (rev 3608): Keine Patches
IOS34 (rev 3608): Keine Patches
IOS35 (rev 3608): Keine Patches
IOS36 (rev 3608): Keine Patches
IOS37 (rev 5663): Keine Patches
IOS38 (rev 4124): Keine Patches
IOS40 (rev 16174): Trucha Bug, NAND Zugriff
IOS41 (rev 3607): Keine Patches
IOS43 (rev 3607): Keine Patches
IOS45 (rev 3607): Keine Patches
IOS46 (rev 3607): Keine Patches
IOS48 (rev 4124): Keine Patches
IOS50 (rev 16174): Trucha Bug, NAND Zugriff
IOS51 (rev 4864): Funktionslos (Stub)
IOS52 (rev 16174): Trucha Bug, NAND Zugriff
IOS53 (rev 5663): Keine Patches
IOS55 (rev 5663): Keine Patches
IOS56 (rev 5662): Keine Patches
IOS57 (rev 5919): Keine Patches
IOS58 (rev 6176): USB 2.0
IOS60 (rev 16174): Trucha Bug, NAND Zugriff
IOS61 (rev 5662): Keine Patches
IOS62 (rev 6430): Keine Patches
IOS70 (rev 16174): Trucha Bug, NAND Zugriff
IOS80 (rev 16174): Trucha Bug, NAND Zugriff
IOS90 (rev 54321): Trucha Bug
IOS202[60] (rev 65535, Info: hermesrodries-v6): Trucha Bug, NAND Zugriff, USB 2.0
IOS222[38] (rev 4, Info: hermes-v4): Trucha Bug, ES Identify, NAND Zugriff, USB 2.0
IOS223[38+37] (rev 4, Info: hermes-v4): Trucha Bug, ES Identify, NAND Zugriff, USB 2.0
IOS224[57] (rev 65535, Info: hermesrodries-v6): Trucha Bug, NAND Zugriff, USB 2.0
IOS236[36] (rev 65535, Info: rev 3351): Trucha Bug, ES Identify, NAND Zugriff
IOS245[37] (rev 65535, Info: d2x-v10beta52): Trucha Bug, NAND Zugriff, USB 2.0
IOS246[38] (rev 65535, Info: d2x-v10beta52): Trucha Bug, ES Identify, NAND Zugriff
IOS247[53] (rev 65535, Info: d2x-v10beta52): Trucha Bug, NAND Zugriff, USB 2.0
IOS248[55] (rev 65535, Info: d2x-v10beta52): Trucha Bug, NAND Zugriff, USB 2.0
IOS249[56] (rev 21010, Info: d2x-v10beta52): Trucha Bug, NAND Zugriff, USB 2.0
IOS250[57] (rev 65535, Info: d2x-v10beta52): Trucha Bug, NAND Zugriff, USB 2.0
IOS251[58] (rev 21010, Info: d2x-v10beta52): Trucha Bug, NAND Zugriff, USB 2.0
IOS254 (rev 65281): BootMii
BC v6
MIOS v10
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