Hello guys,
I know there are some posts about this already, but please hear me out
I recently bought a supposedly unused black horizontal standing Wii (most recent model?). It looked like it hasn't been used at all.
While modding it, I noticed that it has many more bad blocks than the other Wii's I've modded. They were all are much older and heavier used.
There is one factory bad block and 25 "corrected page" bad blocks.
They all stay after running a BootMii Backup again.
Some of them are in a row of three, if that's relevant.
Most topics are about like 2-3 bad blocks in total.
I've read that "Corrected pages" are file system errors which get fixed during backup and writing that fixed backup can resolve them.
The problem is that I have a Wii with no BootMii boot2 support and no gamecube ports.
Is there any way (without soldering gamecube ports) to restore the NAND? I am aware of the risks and everything. I will only take it as a last resort when all these filesystem errors make themself visible.
Also maybe someone can comment if I should be worried about the longevity of this console or not.
Regards,
Martin
I know there are some posts about this already, but please hear me out
I recently bought a supposedly unused black horizontal standing Wii (most recent model?). It looked like it hasn't been used at all.
While modding it, I noticed that it has many more bad blocks than the other Wii's I've modded. They were all are much older and heavier used.
There is one factory bad block and 25 "corrected page" bad blocks.
They all stay after running a BootMii Backup again.
Some of them are in a row of three, if that's relevant.
Most topics are about like 2-3 bad blocks in total.
I've read that "Corrected pages" are file system errors which get fixed during backup and writing that fixed backup can resolve them.
The problem is that I have a Wii with no BootMii boot2 support and no gamecube ports.
Is there any way (without soldering gamecube ports) to restore the NAND? I am aware of the risks and everything. I will only take it as a last resort when all these filesystem errors make themself visible.
Also maybe someone can comment if I should be worried about the longevity of this console or not.
Regards,
Martin