Darlenix said:
Yes, use the v4 installer for cIOS222: v5 is not supported yet.
Where did you download from the CFG's dol? From this thread?
About Waninkoko's cIOS, it's the "classic" cIOS that installs itself as IOS 249.
Yes, use the v4 installer for cIOS222: v5 is not supported yet.
Where did you download from the CFG's dol? From this thread?
About Waninkoko's cIOS, it's the "classic" cIOS that installs itself as IOS 249.
wiixale said:
Yeah, it's the Fat version
With what settings should I install the 222?
I pick the IOS36 to install it, then I choose the 222 (default), then what about all the "merging" options?
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It doesn't really matter, except you need to merge with IOS37 in order to play Guitar Hero/Rock Band/etc.Darlenix said:
Just came here to report a little bug. Playing my NTSC-U Metroid Prime 3: Corruption (booted with v51 and IOS249 rev17), I noticed the "Reset" function from the "home menu" didn't work. Instead of reseting the game, it resetted my Wii. The same happens when I use the "quit" option inside the game (the one that quits the game to the main menu). At last, when I finished the game and I was prompted to save, it also resetted my Wii. When I loaded the game again, the save was succesfully done.
Therefore, I don't think it's such a big fuss, since there's no harm to the save file, or even to the player's progression (no one would quit or reset unless his/her game was saved). I just reported to make this fact known.
Therefore, I don't think it's such a big fuss, since there's no harm to the save file, or even to the player's progression (no one would quit or reset unless his/her game was saved). I just reported to make this fact known.
It's well known. Plenty of games do this. It's something that needs to be changed in the cIOS, not the loaders.Abx said:
QUOTE said:
In that regard I think a "FAQ" topic for this topic, would be helpful. In the topic would have the most frequently asked quested in separate posts. . . . but linked to in the topic creator's post. Just an idea for someone that frequents this topic could do.
dlf said:
@lillboden: To use that, you will need to change a forwarder so it passes the option "intro=0" as a command line option. Note that this will not save you any time. The loader will simply display black instead of the splash and will take just as long to load.
cfg v52b3 (beta3)
cfg52b3.dol
cfg52b3-fat.dol
(or online update)
Changes:
cfg v52b3 (beta3)
* Button remapping options (Dr. Clipper)
See below for information.
* Previous home option is now a theme option with overrides
* Reversion of boot disc to cIOS method (for real this time)
* Fix for switching between NTFS partitions (oggzee)
* Various translation and menu alignment fixes (oggzee)
* Support for new filenames on FAT/NTFS: (oggzee)
/wbfs/TITLE [GAMEID].wbfs or /wbfs/TITLE [GAMEID].iso
* option: db_ignore_titles = [0], 1
Set this option to ignore titles from the database
About button remapping:
Firstly, the guitar default mappings have changed slightly.
The new mappings are as follows:
RED = A; GREEN = B; YELLOW = X; BLUE = Y; ORANGE = Z.
Each of the following buttons can now have its own action:
B, -, +, 1, 2, Home, X, Y, Z, C, L & R.
These actions are valid for the console game list and the GUI
mode only. For options that affect the menus, see below.
The new options for this type of mapping are all theme options
with config.txt overrides and are as follows:
option: button_B = [gui],
button_- = [main_menu],
button_+ = [install],
button_H = [reboot],
button_1 = [options],
button_2 = [favorites],
button_X = A, B, 1, [2], H, -, +,
button_Y = A, B, [1], 2, H, -, +,
button_Z = A, [B], 1, 2, H, -, +,
button_C = [A], B, 1, 2, H, -, +,
button_L = A, B, 1, 2, H, [-], +,
button_R = A, B, 1, 2, H, -, [+],
These buttons can be mapped to any of the following actions:
nothing # does nothing
options # access game options
gui # switch to/from GUI
reboot # reboot to system menu
exit # exit to launching app
hbc # exit to HBC
screenshot # take a screenshot
install # install a game
remove # remove a game
main_menu # access main menu
global_ops # access global options menu
favorites # toggle favorites view
boot_game # boot a game from the drive
boot_disc # boot a game from disc
theme # switch to next theme
profile # switch to next profile
unlock # access the unlock password dialog immediately
As shown, X, Y, Z, C, L & R can also be optionally targetted to
emulate one of the buttons on the Wiimote (A, B, 1, 2, -, +, Home).
If used this way, this emulation will also work in menus.
As stated, the other options allow you to select the default
action in the game list and GUI mode only. The menus can be
remapped by specifying which buttons affect which commands.
These options take a commas separated list of button names from the
following list:
B, 1, 2, -, M, Minus, +, P, Plus, H, Home, X, Y, Z, C, L, R
The following are the mappable commands. All the options are theme
options with overrides in config.txt.
option: button_cancel = [B],
Set which button(s) will act as the back button in menus
option: button_exit = [Home],
Set which button(s) will perform the 'home' action in menus
option: button_other = [1],
Set which button(s) will perform the other or alternate action in menus
This covers switching between options and global options, choosing to
download BCA during install, choosing to ignore meta.xml during upgrade etc.
option: button_save = [2],
Set which button(s) will perform the save action in menus
EXAMPLES:
To switch buttons B & 1 around so that 1 operates as GUI and back
while B switches between the options menus and so on:
B operates as back:
button_B = options
button_1 = gui
button_other = B
button_cancel = 1
To make both the L and R buttons on a GameCube controller
operate as back buttons in the menus in addition to B:
button_cancel = B, L, R
Plug in the Classic controller and you can have any twelve
different actions available at once (with A being boot_game):
button_B = gui
button_1 = options
button_2 = favorites
button_- = profile
button_+ = theme
button_H = exit
button_L = remove
button_R = install
button_X = main_menu
button_Y = global_ops
button_Z = boot_disc
Older versions:
This is another one of those features often longed for. Hope you like it
.
Oh, and Configurator will be out in about 10 minutes to match.
Edit: Translators, here's some updated versions of your translation files.
cfg52b3.dol
cfg52b3-fat.dol
(or online update)
Changes:
cfg v52b3 (beta3)
* Button remapping options (Dr. Clipper)
See below for information.
* Previous home option is now a theme option with overrides
* Reversion of boot disc to cIOS method (for real this time)
* Fix for switching between NTFS partitions (oggzee)
* Various translation and menu alignment fixes (oggzee)
* Support for new filenames on FAT/NTFS: (oggzee)
/wbfs/TITLE [GAMEID].wbfs or /wbfs/TITLE [GAMEID].iso
* option: db_ignore_titles = [0], 1
Set this option to ignore titles from the database
About button remapping:
Firstly, the guitar default mappings have changed slightly.
The new mappings are as follows:
RED = A; GREEN = B; YELLOW = X; BLUE = Y; ORANGE = Z.
Each of the following buttons can now have its own action:
B, -, +, 1, 2, Home, X, Y, Z, C, L & R.
These actions are valid for the console game list and the GUI
mode only. For options that affect the menus, see below.
The new options for this type of mapping are all theme options
with config.txt overrides and are as follows:
option: button_B = [gui],
button_- = [main_menu],
button_+ = [install],
button_H = [reboot],
button_1 = [options],
button_2 = [favorites],
button_X = A, B, 1, [2], H, -, +,
button_Y = A, B, [1], 2, H, -, +,
button_Z = A, [B], 1, 2, H, -, +,
button_C = [A], B, 1, 2, H, -, +,
button_L = A, B, 1, 2, H, [-], +,
button_R = A, B, 1, 2, H, -, [+],
These buttons can be mapped to any of the following actions:
nothing # does nothing
options # access game options
gui # switch to/from GUI
reboot # reboot to system menu
exit # exit to launching app
hbc # exit to HBC
screenshot # take a screenshot
install # install a game
remove # remove a game
main_menu # access main menu
global_ops # access global options menu
favorites # toggle favorites view
boot_game # boot a game from the drive
boot_disc # boot a game from disc
theme # switch to next theme
profile # switch to next profile
unlock # access the unlock password dialog immediately
As shown, X, Y, Z, C, L & R can also be optionally targetted to
emulate one of the buttons on the Wiimote (A, B, 1, 2, -, +, Home).
If used this way, this emulation will also work in menus.
As stated, the other options allow you to select the default
action in the game list and GUI mode only. The menus can be
remapped by specifying which buttons affect which commands.
These options take a commas separated list of button names from the
following list:
B, 1, 2, -, M, Minus, +, P, Plus, H, Home, X, Y, Z, C, L, R
The following are the mappable commands. All the options are theme
options with overrides in config.txt.
option: button_cancel = [B],
Set which button(s) will act as the back button in menus
option: button_exit = [Home],
Set which button(s) will perform the 'home' action in menus
option: button_other = [1],
Set which button(s) will perform the other or alternate action in menus
This covers switching between options and global options, choosing to
download BCA during install, choosing to ignore meta.xml during upgrade etc.
option: button_save = [2],
Set which button(s) will perform the save action in menus
EXAMPLES:
To switch buttons B & 1 around so that 1 operates as GUI and back
while B switches between the options menus and so on:
B operates as back:
button_B = options
button_1 = gui
button_other = B
button_cancel = 1
To make both the L and R buttons on a GameCube controller
operate as back buttons in the menus in addition to B:
button_cancel = B, L, R
Plug in the Classic controller and you can have any twelve
different actions available at once (with A being boot_game):
button_B = gui
button_1 = options
button_2 = favorites
button_- = profile
button_+ = theme
button_H = exit
button_L = remove
button_R = install
button_X = main_menu
button_Y = global_ops
button_Z = boot_disc
Older versions:
cfg v52b2 (beta2)
* File custom-titles.txt in the base directory is searched
for game titles.
* Titles are extracted from wiitdb.zip but can be overridden
with either titles file.
* The titles precedence (highest to lowest) is as follows:
- custom-titles.txt
- titles.txt
- wiitdb.zip
- directory name (FAT & NTFS only)
- game image
* When saving global options, the saved settings are listed.
* Console color fixes (Dr. Clipper)
* Play time logging to message board (marc_max & Dr. Clipper)
When enabled, this option will put the correct title
and play time into the Wii Message Board log and will
also be read by the Nintendo Channel. However, this will
usually fail if you skip the Wii Menu via BootMii or
Priiloader autoboot.
* option: write_playlog = [0],1
Note, it is disabled by default as this fix changes your
Wii's NAND and cannot be used via autoboot methods.
* Disc booting now uses cIOS again (back to v52a2 version)
cfg v52b (beta)
* Gamecube disc loading
Just like Wii discs, only original discs supported!
* Wii disc loading now uses the disc specified IOS.
This should increase game compatibility.
* Console font outline and shadow fix by Dr. Clipper
* Many translatable strings have been improved.
* Cover URLs updated
cfg v52a2 (alpha 2)
* Fixed options.
option: language_path has been removed.
The path is now fixed at /usb-loader/languages/
option: language has been changed to translation to
prevent conflicts with the game language setting.
option: translation = [AUTO], EN, custom, etc
cfg v52a (alpha)
* Translation files now supported.
option: language_path = path to language files
Default: USBLOADER_PATH/languages
option: language = filename without extension
Default: Current the wii language from the following list
JA, EN, DE, FR, ES, IT, NL, ZH, ZH, KO
* Fixed crash issue if booting from disc failed
* Database can now be named wiitdb.zip.
The old naming scheme is still supported however.
* File custom-titles.txt in the base directory is searched
for game titles.
* Titles are extracted from wiitdb.zip but can be overridden
with either titles file.
* The titles precedence (highest to lowest) is as follows:
- custom-titles.txt
- titles.txt
- wiitdb.zip
- directory name (FAT & NTFS only)
- game image
* When saving global options, the saved settings are listed.
* Console color fixes (Dr. Clipper)
* Play time logging to message board (marc_max & Dr. Clipper)
When enabled, this option will put the correct title
and play time into the Wii Message Board log and will
also be read by the Nintendo Channel. However, this will
usually fail if you skip the Wii Menu via BootMii or
Priiloader autoboot.
* option: write_playlog = [0],1
Note, it is disabled by default as this fix changes your
Wii's NAND and cannot be used via autoboot methods.
* Disc booting now uses cIOS again (back to v52a2 version)
cfg v52b (beta)
* Gamecube disc loading
Just like Wii discs, only original discs supported!
* Wii disc loading now uses the disc specified IOS.
This should increase game compatibility.
* Console font outline and shadow fix by Dr. Clipper
* Many translatable strings have been improved.
* Cover URLs updated
cfg v52a2 (alpha 2)
* Fixed options.
option: language_path has been removed.
The path is now fixed at /usb-loader/languages/
option: language has been changed to translation to
prevent conflicts with the game language setting.
option: translation = [AUTO], EN, custom, etc
cfg v52a (alpha)
* Translation files now supported.
option: language_path = path to language files
Default: USBLOADER_PATH/languages
option: language = filename without extension
Default: Current the wii language from the following list
JA, EN, DE, FR, ES, IT, NL, ZH, ZH, KO
* Fixed crash issue if booting from disc failed
* Database can now be named wiitdb.zip.
The old naming scheme is still supported however.
This is another one of those features often longed for. Hope you like it
Oh, and Configurator will be out in about 10 minutes to match.
Edit: Translators, here's some updated versions of your translation files.
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Got it working with my NTSC drive, thanks for the help.
The changes I made were simply renaming the folder from WBFS to wbfs, and I also used configurator to choose NTSC drive in global settings and to ensure 222 MLoad ios was being used.
I think I was already using 222 but I know for sure those setting were the only ones I amended in any way.
*edit*
spoke too soon. got a message bad adaptive filter and now the program crashes while initialising the covers. I'm now deleting the downloaded covers and downloading fresh versions, as I think that'll fix this error.
btw also updated to the newest version and so far so good. I like the idea of being able to change buttons, especially changing the install remove buttons.
The changes I made were simply renaming the folder from WBFS to wbfs, and I also used configurator to choose NTSC drive in global settings and to ensure 222 MLoad ios was being used.
I think I was already using 222 but I know for sure those setting were the only ones I amended in any way.
*edit*
spoke too soon. got a message bad adaptive filter and now the program crashes while initialising the covers. I'm now deleting the downloaded covers and downloading fresh versions, as I think that'll fix this error.
btw also updated to the newest version and so far so good. I like the idea of being able to change buttons, especially changing the install remove buttons.
I probably should mention that there is one change for the default operation. Previously, the Guitar Orange button mapped to Home. It now maps to Z.
Also, the pre-existing buttons option directly changes the values of the button_1 and button_B options, and the old home option now affects button_H and the action taken when button_exit is invoked.
Also, the pre-existing buttons option directly changes the values of the button_1 and button_B options, and the old home option now affects button_H and the action taken when button_exit is invoked.
the correct links for the new version are
http://cfg-loader.googlecode.com/files/cfg52b3.dol
http://cfg-loader.googlecode.com/files/cfg52b3-fat.dol
they are still linked to cfg52b2 instead of 3 in clippers post above
slide the little lock thing on the side of the sd card and try again
http://cfg-loader.googlecode.com/files/cfg52b3.dol
http://cfg-loader.googlecode.com/files/cfg52b3-fat.dol
they are still linked to cfg52b2 instead of 3 in clippers post above
matcon5 said:
slide the little lock thing on the side of the sd card and try again
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