Has anyone figured out the layer break when burning this game?
Does this require a custom layer break to burn/work porperly like brawl did?
Does this require a custom layer break to burn/work porperly like brawl did?
TiMeBoMb4u2 said:Okay... Then my question would be...
I have a Wii which I've updated to System Menu v4.1U with Waninkoko's Updater. I have BootMii installed as Boot2 and two NAND backups.
If I insert my original retail NTSC-U Metroid Prime Trilogy disc, and it asks to update my system, should I let it?
What will happen?
What does it update/replace?
Thanks!
TiMeBoMb4u2 said:Okay... Then my question would be...
I have a Wii which I've updated to System Menu v4.1U with Waninkoko's Updater. I have BootMii installed as Boot2 and two NAND backups.
If I insert my original retail NTSC-U Metroid Prime Trilogy disc, and it asks to update my system, should I let it?
What will happen?
What does it update/replace?
Thanks!
So... If the recommendation is to run it through a Backup Loader, does anyone know what settings to use through USB Loader GX? Will it simply work, by choosing "Disc" from the Alt. DOL location? Or, will we have to change anything else?luke_c said:Do NOT update, just put the retail disc in, then load it through a backup launcher like you would do with any other backup. If you update your Wii will be come unhacked.TiMeBoMb4u2 said:Okay... Then my question would be...
I have a Wii which I've updated to System Menu v4.1U with Waninkoko's Updater. I have BootMii installed as Boot2 and two NAND backups.
If I insert my original retail NTSC-U Metroid Prime Trilogy disc, and it asks to update my system, should I let it?
What will happen?
What does it update/replace?
Thanks!
TiMeBoMb4u2 said:So... If the recommendation is to run it through a Backup Loader, does anyone know what settings to use through USB Loader GX? Will it simply work, by choosing "Disc" from the Alt. DOL location? Or, will we have to change anything else?luke_c said:Do NOT update, just put the retail disc in, then load it through a backup launcher like you would do with any other backup. If you update your Wii will be come unhacked.TiMeBoMb4u2 said:Okay... Then my question would be...
I have a Wii which I've updated to System Menu v4.1U with Waninkoko's Updater. I have BootMii installed as Boot2 and two NAND backups.
If I insert my original retail NTSC-U Metroid Prime Trilogy disc, and it asks to update my system, should I let it?
What will happen?
What does it update/replace?
Thanks!
I think I may run it through WUFE first, just to see what it tries to update.Green0scar said:I updated from the game, and Nothing changed, my usb loader still works, and Homebrew Channel. Im on 4.1 NTSC now.
Also... If this happens, can't I just restore my NAND with BootMii?luke_c said:Do NOT update, just put the retail disc in, then load it through a backup launcher like you would do with any other backup. If you update your Wii will be come unhacked.TiMeBoMb4u2 said:Okay... Then my question would be...
I have a Wii which I've updated to System Menu v4.1U with Waninkoko's Updater. I have BootMii installed as Boot2 and two NAND backups.
If I insert my original retail NTSC-U Metroid Prime Trilogy disc, and it asks to update my system, should I let it?
What will happen?
What does it update/replace?
Thanks!
Green0scar said:I updated from the game, and Nothing changed, my usb loader still works, and Homebrew Channel. Im on 4.1 NTSC now.
Bladexdsl said:i would if they didn't release it 2 months later!
SunRisesInTheEast said:no success on my 4.1 PAL cIOS14 wii also. I managed to create the savegame through main.dol but alternative .dol loading afterwards just reboots my wii. neither GX nor neogamma work.
florian said:SunRisesInTheEast said:no success on my 4.1 PAL cIOS14 wii also. I managed to create the savegame through main.dol but alternative .dol loading afterwards just reboots my wii. neither GX nor neogamma work.
use GECKOS OS and not reboot