i wasnt being sarcastic, i was just stating what happened.I'm not sure if you're being sarcastic or not but this might actually be the case.
i wasnt being sarcastic, i was just stating what happened.I'm not sure if you're being sarcastic or not but this might actually be the case.
BTW, this is a serious question aimed towards the people with BIOS issuesWhat time of day do you guys test at?
At spare time mostly.
Around 8pm-2amI mean, like what time of day? Is it consistent? I'm wondering if an issue with the time detected by the BIOS is affecting something, as it's one of the few things read by the BIOS from the console, aside from the date and various things in "options"
You're joking, right? This isn't an issue with the bios, this is an issue with the way Nintendont handles the bios screen in recent versions, I have this issue all the time, sometimes I play in the morning (weekends) sometimes I play at night, sometimes in the afternoon, and I'm not the only Wii user at house (even though it's actually mine) yet it happens just about any time!I mean, like what time of day? Is it consistent? I'm wondering if an issue with the time detected by the BIOS is affecting something, as it's one of the few things read by the BIOS from the console, aside from the date and various things in "options"
I will do my tests later and tell you what I get.You're joking, right? This isn't an issue with the bios, this is an issue with the way Nintendont handles the bios screen in recent versions, I have this issue all the time, sometimes I play in the morning (weekends) sometimes I play at night, sometimes in the afternoon, and I'm not the only Wii user at house (even though it's actually mine) yet it happens just about any time!
You're joking, right? This isn't an issue with the bios, this is an issue with the way Nintendont handles the bios screen in recent versions, I have this issue all the time, sometimes I play in the morning (weekends) sometimes I play at night, sometimes in the afternoon, and I'm not the only Wii user at house (even though it's actually mine) yet it happens just about any time!
Okay, this isn't a problem with Nintendont, rather my Wii, but since I'm using Nintendont for my gamecube iso's and I'm quite inexperienced when it comes to Wii modding, I might as well ask here.
Every time I load a gamecube game, any game, it's always inconsistently freezes within the first friggin' minute of loading the game and it struggles getting from section to section of the game. I've tested this with Melee, Mario Power Tennis, and Zelda Twilight Princess. It always freezes and takes forever loading, again, within the first minute. The sound is also very scratchy/screechy and nowhere near what the game actually sounds like. It's just a bunch of crackling. I thought at first I had a bad iso, but after testing this with Dios Mios and many other iso's this isn't the game. What should I do?
From what device is your games loaded? SD card or USB drive? Nintendont version?
Also, It may be related to drive's speed. Be sure it is formated to fat32 with 32k clusters. Smaller clusters slows down read/write speed.
I'm using a USB Drive. It is set to fat32 but how do I know if it has 32k clusters?
Use the software called "FAT32 formater" select your drive, and select the option in clusters 32000 and so Kb.
Also: sonictopfan lag and video distortion started from rev 320 for me. Even if I loaded nintendont through HBC. Will test until 325. So yeah latest version which hasn't had lag is version 3.319
EDIT2: ok, so revisions 320-322 are the versions to avoid. I made my first report from version 321, so that made sens now. I really don't know what happened, but to me it seems like rev 323 fixed the problem on my side.
I set it for 32000. I'll try to see if it works tomorrow but while I was waiting I also tried a different drive, which didn't work. I'm using Nintendont 1.0, which is under the released versions tab. Not sure if that helps but I don't see how it would since it didn't work with Dios Mios either...
Ahah! That's the problem!
Use this version here
rename loader.dol to boot.dol and replace your dol file from 1.0 folder you installed.
EDIT: I want to add about video lag in bios screen: It happens randomly from a fresh boot from system menu. Started in version 3.320 for me. Yesterday I said It didn't happen in rev 325, but actually, it has small chances to happen too. Seriously, I really don't know how I could explain that weirdest issue I experienced. Everytime I tested a revision was from a complete reboot of my WiiU.
pedro702, I hope now you understand sonic, ABZ and my problem now. It IS replicable. Not only I get lag, but also video distortion. I tried revision 319 to 325 4-5 times each, after a complete reboot of my WiiU.
I hope now everyone sees it indeed happen I spent a quite good time tracking this, and this is my final word on the bios lag issue.
I remember having the lag in r3.325 which is why I downgraded, I'll do some testing today and get back here to report which revisions have the lag since 319+ and which don't!Also: sonictopfan lag and video distortion started from rev 320 for me. Even if I loaded nintendont through HBC. Will test until 325. So yeah latest version which hasn't had lag is version 3.319
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Alright then, but yeah I don't have a specific time of playing and it's not like the issue happens occasionally, I can confirm in my end it happens very often and it happens any time!I wasn't joking. I'm trying to think slightly abstractly, especially after the WiiConnect24 issue. The console's time is something that the BIOS reads, even during the opening animation, along with the other things I've mentioned. They may or may not be the culprits, but I'm trying to suggest variables that aren't user-controlled
why dont people know how to read? why are you using version 1.0 when the latest version is 325?I set it for 32000. I'll try to see if it works tomorrow but while I was waiting I also tried a different drive, which didn't work. I'm using Nintendont 1.0, which is under the released versions tab. Not sure if that helps but I don't see how it would since it didn't work with Dios Mios either...
It is. My WiiU is PAL, and most of my iso are NTSC-U.Is Nintendont region free? By that I mean; if I have a UK Wii, do I have to use European GCN ISOs?
I'm having a bit of trouble getting Timesplitters Future Perfect to work (it keeps crashing during one of the first Challenges), and wondering whether I can use a different ISO. Has anyone else had any problems with this game?