Hacking Every step to backup/play GC,Wiiware,v.c games
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Update cIOS for optimal emuNAND usage.
Install DiosMios when ever you want, there's no diference doing it before or after upgrading cIOS
Install DiosMios when ever you want, there's no diference doing it before or after upgrading cIOS
Skyward sword has the M+ video; if you haven't played a M+ game yet, it is likely the reason you're having problems. installing d2x should fix it...
to update d2x, use modmii; link in my sig. you can download just the cIOS from download page 4. download: 249[56]-d2x-v10-beta52 and 250[57]-d2x-v10-beta53-alt ... enter BETA to change versions; you might have to download them separately. then install them with MMM or the wad manager of your choice.
to update d2x, use modmii; link in my sig. you can download just the cIOS from download page 4. download: 249[56]-d2x-v10-beta52 and 250[57]-d2x-v10-beta53-alt ... enter BETA to change versions; you might have to download them separately. then install them with MMM or the wad manager of your choice.
Use Wiiflow 4.2 WiiFlow v4.2.zip go to settings and find the option nand emulation settings go to it click on extract nand wait for it to finish(you will now have a nand in sd/wiiflow/nandemu). To install wads put them on sd or usb load wiiflow press home go to file explorer find wads click on them to install.
Sorry misread topic.
NAND is your internal Wii memory (500'ish MB), you can dump your NAND with everything included on it: saves, Miis, installed VC/WiiWare games, it's pretty convenient because the emuNAND (emulated NAND) doesn't have 500'ish MB limit, you can store whatever you want in your SD/USB device.
Once you make a dump make sure set up the correct path to that dump.
In USB Loader GX you can use this dump to store Wii saves, through the setting "NAND emulation = Partial", so your saves will be stored in your SD/USB device instead your Wii internal memory, saving you a lot of space.
"Install wad to emuNAND" works the same way, you can install VC/WiiWare/DLC directly to your SD/USB device instead your Wii internal memory, again saving you a lot of space.
Bare in mind that some wads couldn't be installed because compatibility problems, same with Wii saves, for example Skyward Sword didn't like read saves though emuNAND.
Once you make a dump make sure set up the correct path to that dump.
In USB Loader GX you can use this dump to store Wii saves, through the setting "NAND emulation = Partial", so your saves will be stored in your SD/USB device instead your Wii internal memory, saving you a lot of space.
"Install wad to emuNAND" works the same way, you can install VC/WiiWare/DLC directly to your SD/USB device instead your Wii internal memory, again saving you a lot of space.
Bare in mind that some wads couldn't be installed because compatibility problems, same with Wii saves, for example Skyward Sword didn't like read saves though emuNAND.
I skip this thread (how to remove threads?)
and move onto http://gbatemp.net/threads/how-to-softmod-to-play-backuped-wii-wiiware-vc-gc-titles.359988/
and move onto http://gbatemp.net/threads/how-to-softmod-to-play-backuped-wii-wiiware-vc-gc-titles.359988/
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