Thought it might be that, but just wanted to confirm, and ios 37 stays as is, or should I revert to the previous version using my NAND backup?OuahOuah said:When installing cIOSrev19, choose "base ios 57"
cIOSrev19 have a safe install, that only install the modified IOS on unused blocks (like 249 and 250).
The original IOS 37 was not modified, so you don't need to revert to the previous NAND backup.
The original IOS 37 was not modified, so you don't need to revert to the previous NAND backup.
The only "interesting" change in beta 10 is that it now says enabling audio streaming on audio streaming GC games. Doing that didn't fix Enternal Darkness retail disc, still read error on startup, Etnernal Darkness backup still crashes on death and Baten Kaitos still seems to randomly crash.
If your chip supports audio streaming, then you are lucky. And like almost everything else that is a problem for backup loading: It's not a protection, it's just odd behaviour. In case of the audio streaming, it's the drive directly supplying the audio chip with the music while skipping the main processor. (maybe not exactly, but something close to that)
Certainly not. I wanted to upload there too, but it didn't want to upload anything.
YOCJ said:
Certainly not. I wanted to upload there too, but it didn't want to upload anything.
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If I remember well, all GC chips were able to deal with audio streaming.
It was an obligation, after first generations of GC chip, to deal with.
Or at least the 2 best chips Viper and Qoob were able to.
And if not, the main used program to "work"
with GC ISO can "reapair" streaming ISO.
And then chips' bioses had a built-in menu with options like "enable audio streaming fix" etc...
It was an obligation, after first generations of GC chip, to deal with.
Or at least the 2 best chips Viper and Qoob were able to.
And if not, the main used program to "work"
And then chips' bioses had a built-in menu with options like "enable audio streaming fix" etc...
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I tried sucessfully a GCMUtility to make a 2 games disc.
Both games were ok so you can shrink I think.
fstfix is ok also not necessary, depend which game is "fstfix-ed"
Random is the master word for GC games, on real GC or Wii
Both games were ok so you can shrink I think.
fstfix is ok also not necessary, depend which game is "fstfix-ed"
Random is the master word for GC games, on real GC or Wii
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All of this stuff reduces the compatibilty, but 1:1 copy(1.35 GB) on a multi game disc should be fine for most games. If the .iso is alreay shrunk, then some gcm fixer or fstfix or whatever may help to repair the "damage", but 1:1 should work best. I myself use MultiGame ISO Creator v3.5.4F+ to create multi game discs, but i have really no idea if that's good or not.
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