XFlak said:
burritoboy9984 said:
drukqs said:burritoboy9984 said:
Hi,
Since the wii mod batch exits on its own after showing errors, I had to take a photo of them. Here's what I got:
I doubt it makes a difference, but I'm on mac os x. I've been using my room-mates windows PC to put files on and off the SD card, which was formatted as MS-DOS. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for the help.
burritoboy9984 said:drukqs said:burritoboy9984 said:
Hi,
Since the wii mod batch exits on its own after showing errors, I had to take a photo of them. Here's what I got:
I doubt it makes a difference, but I'm on mac os x. I've been using my room-mates windows PC to put files on and off the SD card, which was formatted as MS-DOS. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for the help.
-1 is an error reading the media (the sd card in this case). Try formatting the sd card as fat, copying the files again, then run Wii Mod again.
-Erik
drukqs said:burritoboy9984 said:drukqs said:burritoboy9984 said:
Hi,
Since the wii mod batch exits on its own after showing errors, I had to take a photo of them. Here's what I got:
I doubt it makes a difference, but I'm on mac os x. I've been using my room-mates windows PC to put files on and off the SD card, which was formatted as MS-DOS. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for the help.
-1 is an error reading the media (the sd card in this case). Try formatting the sd card as fat, copying the files again, then run Wii Mod again.
-Erik
Erik, thanks for the suggestions.
I tried formatting it on both FAT and FAT32 schemes. I let the allocation unit size be what the windows os puts it as by default, 32 and 4096 respectively. I understand from some reading around that it may possibly be my SD card. I have a SanDisk Ultra II 15mb/s 2gb card. It obviously worked for adding homebrew apps and the homebrew channel itself.
So at this point I am still lost. I have tried reloading the files onto the card several times. Initially, I extracted the files on my macintosh, and then sent them to my room-mates pc with a usb drive before putting them onto the SD card, but I don't see any way in which that could have affected the files. Besides that, my intuition tells me that maybe I did something to the wii from earlier home-brew installations, but i'm uncertain as to how likely or possible that is since the error is reading the media like you said.
Again, thank you for your generous help.
burritoboy9984 said:drukqs said:burritoboy9984 said:drukqs said:burritoboy9984 said:
Hi,
Since the wii mod batch exits on its own after showing errors, I had to take a photo of them. Here's what I got:
I doubt it makes a difference, but I'm on mac os x. I've been using my room-mates windows PC to put files on and off the SD card, which was formatted as MS-DOS. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for the help.
-1 is an error reading the media (the sd card in this case). Try formatting the sd card as fat, copying the files again, then run Wii Mod again.
-Erik
Erik, thanks for the suggestions.
I tried formatting it on both FAT and FAT32 schemes. I let the allocation unit size be what the windows os puts it as by default, 32 and 4096 respectively. I understand from some reading around that it may possibly be my SD card. I have a SanDisk Ultra II 15mb/s 2gb card. It obviously worked for adding homebrew apps and the homebrew channel itself.
So at this point I am still lost. I have tried reloading the files onto the card several times. Initially, I extracted the files on my macintosh, and then sent them to my room-mates pc with a usb drive before putting them onto the SD card, but I don't see any way in which that could have affected the files. Besides that, my intuition tells me that maybe I did something to the wii from earlier home-brew installations, but i'm uncertain as to how likely or possible that is since the error is reading the media like you said.
Again, thank you for your generous help.
So you keep getting the same errors? Try downloading MMM and see if it will even install the ios58 wad. If it still returns -1, try another memory card if possible.
-Erik
hars said:burritoboy9984 said:drukqs said:burritoboy9984 said:drukqs said:burritoboy9984 said:
Hi,
Since the wii mod batch exits on its own after showing errors, I had to take a photo of them. Here's what I got:
I doubt it makes a difference, but I'm on mac os x. I've been using my room-mates windows PC to put files on and off the SD card, which was formatted as MS-DOS. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for the help.
-1 is an error reading the media (the sd card in this case). Try formatting the sd card as fat, copying the files again, then run Wii Mod again.
-Erik
Erik, thanks for the suggestions.
I tried formatting it on both FAT and FAT32 schemes. I let the allocation unit size be what the windows os puts it as by default, 32 and 4096 respectively. I understand from some reading around that it may possibly be my SD card. I have a SanDisk Ultra II 15mb/s 2gb card. It obviously worked for adding homebrew apps and the homebrew channel itself.
So at this point I am still lost. I have tried reloading the files onto the card several times. Initially, I extracted the files on my macintosh, and then sent them to my room-mates pc with a usb drive before putting them onto the SD card, but I don't see any way in which that could have affected the files. Besides that, my intuition tells me that maybe I did something to the wii from earlier home-brew installations, but i'm uncertain as to how likely or possible that is since the error is reading the media like you said.
Again, thank you for your generous help.
So you keep getting the same errors? Try downloading MMM and see if it will even install the ios58 wad. If it still returns -1, try another memory card if possible.
-Erik
I have the same problem. I tried downloading MMM and it didn't work. I tried another sd, but the same error appears again. What can i do to solve this problem? What will happen if I continue to do the tutorial with the 20 errors?
For the IOSs they could try installing them using the IOS menu of Wii Mod and downloading them from NUS. As for the CIOSs they could try their respective installers with detailed instructions on how to get the same results as the wads.burritoboy9984 said:
jskyboo said:
I agree finding the problem is important. Well from the output I can see there it would seem some of the wads were successful. How many wads are in the pack? It looks like it's the patched wads that are failing, so maybe AHBPROT is not working correctly. They could try installing one at a time in Wii Mod, at least if it fails that way we could see at what step it fails because the screenshot seems to show that the last one installed fine so we don't really know much. Also from the main screen of Wii Mod they could see if the program thinks it has AHBPROT, I'm not sure why it wouldn't but it could be the problem. Also seeing if they could install a patched IOS from the IOS menu might tell us something, if they can then maybe they can install 236 that way and try loading that and then using that to try to install the wads in Wad manager.burritoboy9984 said:Ya, but then we don't figure out the problem. There is no reason it shouldn't be working if the sd card and reader are working. Just trying to figure out what the problem is
-Erik
jskyboo said:I'm using the wads from this link: http://gbatemp.net/t171901-modify-any-wii-4-3-below. I tried doing this: Installing cIOS & Patching the System Menu IOS (The good stuff!)burritoboy9984 said:Ya, but then we don't figure out the problem. There is no reason it shouldn't be working if the sd card and reader are working. Just trying to figure out what the problem is
-ErikI agree finding the problem is important. Well from the output I can see there it would seem some of the wads were successful. How many wads are in the pack? It looks like it's the patched wads that are failing, so maybe AHBPROT is not working correctly. They could try installing one at a time in Wii Mod, at least if it fails that way we could see at what step it fails because the screenshot seems to show that the last one installed fine so we don't really know much. Also from the main screen of Wii Mod they could see if the program thinks it has AHBPROT, I'm not sure why it wouldn't but it could be the problem. Also seeing if they could install a patched IOS from the IOS menu might tell us something, if they can then maybe they can install 236 that way and try loading that and then using that to try to install the wads in Wad manager.
There are only 20 wads in the packs. And one of which is a legit ios 58 wad (latest version, should install using a non patched ios). So I'm not sure which one is completing
QUOTE(hars @ Oct 1 2011, 10:05 PM)
Run 1. Wii Mod Batch (v2.8)
It should automatically start installing the neccesary cIOS, system menu protection and 236 (in case you need it down the road) wads you need.
Make sure it says "0 failed" at the end, and after a few seconds it will return you to The Homebrew Channel.
*If you experience a code dump when running YAWM Multimod Batch, delete the wm_config.txt file found inside the /wad directory, and then run YAWM Multimod Batch again and manually select IOS 236 and SD card when prompted.*
*If you still experience a code dump, run Wii Mod v2.6, once inside, press right on the dpad, choose sd card, then press 1, then A to install all wads.
I went to WiiMod 2.9 and checked the IOS. What I got was Stub 4,10,16 e 51
............mkdir sd:/wad/wiimod == 0
...............................................................
Wrote sd:/wad/wiimod/wiimod.csv
What should I do to solve this problem? I'm trying to solve this problem for 2 days.
hars said:
Yeah, Cyan are installed and clean(official Nintendo IOSs), green are installed but are CIOSs/patched/not clean/not official Nintendo IOSs however you like to call them. An IOS that isn't clean is not an inherently bad IOS it just has been touched in some way and can't be found on NUS. Well if it looks like the IOSs are actually installing then the question comes to if the error is in Wii Mod or in Wii Mod Batch and how do we fix it. Curiously didn't someone mention they got the same error with MMM? I'm not quite sure what that means because my app and MMM branched a long time ago now but maybe it is some bug that has been in Wii Mod for a long time. So try installing the wads with Wii Mod, first try a few one at a time, then try multiple at once either by pressing 1 or marking some with + and pressing a.burritoboy9984 said:hars said:
Looks like the green is for cIOS, jsky can confirm that however. It looks like all the wads installed successfully, I'm not sure why it is giving you the error message. Do you have any usb devices plugged in? I would sure like to know how to duplicate the problem so we could perhaps fix it
-Erik
Possibly but likely no. Try a few one at a time, then if that doesn't cause the same errors try marking a few with + and then press a to install just those few. If you still can't get the same results then yeah try pressing 1 to install all in the folder again. If it's an error in Wii Mod it will likely show before you have to install all of them again. From the screenshot it looks like all the wads are IOSs so the only one that could cause a brick would be the IOS used by the system menu(for 4.3 that would be 80), so if you want to be safe just remove that one from the pack and you should have little to worry about.hars said:
