how to repack wii iso?

Wiims

 

Well, guess you'll have to find another tool.

Is it so hard to enter "wit copy a.iso somefolder" and/or "wit copy somefolder b.iso" once? Way easier and faster than operating a GUI with a bunch of buttons and menus and whatnot.

 

Leseratte just gave you the exact command to use. Not everything has to be spoon-fed to you.

Also, @leseratte I remember playing Wiimms Mario Kart with you every week many years ago. That was fun.

 

In the command line.

Open the folder with your ISO in the windows explorer, then in the address bar at the top (where the path is displayed) enter "cmd" and press enter. Then the command line will show up and you can just enter the command I gave you. Obviously you need to replace a.iso with the actual filename.

I remember that as well - we are still playing MKW Fun every Wednesday and Thursday, so if you want you could join us again.

 

When does that error occur, when you want to unpack an ISO or when you repack it? Can you make a screenshot of the whole error and of the folder contents?

 

What's inside the DATA folder? I don't know if Dolphin uses the same folder structure as wit. Maybe try extracting a new ISO with WIT and modify and repack that.

 

Okay. First issue, don't use NKIT images. Either dump an ISO or WBFS, or convert the image from NKIT to ISO first with the NKIT tool.
Second, if you are using spaces in your filename you need to wrap it in quotes, like this:
wit copy "PokePark Wii - Pikachu's Adventure (USA).nkit.iso" somefolder

 

Oops, looks like I got that command wrong. Please delete that "somefolder" file then try again with
wit extract "PokePark Wii - Pikachu's Adventure (USA).wbfs" somefolder

Then it should extract the wbfs to that folder.

 

wit copy somefolder some-new-file.wbfs