Just in case more people need assistance with this, I thought it'd be helpful to have a thread dedicated to all NAND dumping issues.
So for the record, I've been following Kafluke's Wii U 5.5.2 hacking guide and have been making decent progress, but I've come across a roadblock that I haven't seen anyone else bring up, so I'd appreciate assistance if possible. So, I've disconnected all USB devices from my Wii U, installed Haxchi to boot to the Homebrew Loader, and installed the WiiU Nand Dumper. I've been managing all this on a 64GB microSDXC card inside a SD card adapter; thus far, I've been able to load all Homebrew applications without a hitch. However, after I set all the NAND Dumper options to <yes> and hit A to launch, the app acts as though it is launching, but then I immediately get an error message stating, "invalid paritition status", and I'm booted back out to the Wii U home menu. I've tried turning the console off and on again, but the error hasn't changed. Can anyone help me with this issue?
So for the record, I've been following Kafluke's Wii U 5.5.2 hacking guide and have been making decent progress, but I've come across a roadblock that I haven't seen anyone else bring up, so I'd appreciate assistance if possible. So, I've disconnected all USB devices from my Wii U, installed Haxchi to boot to the Homebrew Loader, and installed the WiiU Nand Dumper. I've been managing all this on a 64GB microSDXC card inside a SD card adapter; thus far, I've been able to load all Homebrew applications without a hitch. However, after I set all the NAND Dumper options to <yes> and hit A to launch, the app acts as though it is launching, but then I immediately get an error message stating, "invalid paritition status", and I'm booted back out to the Wii U home menu. I've tried turning the console off and on again, but the error hasn't changed. Can anyone help me with this issue?