I know I'm going to get a swift ass kicking for this, but here goes nothing:
I was pretty up on things w/ the twilight hack and wads and things, all the way up through gamma and the gamecube loader. However, I have been busy playing games and working and I just recently found out that there is usb loaders available. Where in the world do I start? Seems like there are a million of them, and I'm not sure how to go about it. I would like the most stable version/best one out there but it seems, from reading up on some of them that they all seem to claim to be "the best".. Can someone point me to a good one, that has a good readme/walkthrough and has a list of what i'll need?
Thanks in advance, I know this has to have been asked a million times, but I just keep finding more questions and less answers.
Check the stickies, there's even a Bible for it.
RamsusXIII said:
Okay I have a softmodded Wii with 3.2U. I merely want to access the Wii Shop channel, which as of the 4.0 update, I cannot do so. I don't really care for the SD channel as I do not have any large SD cards anyway.
What exactly do I need to get access to the Wii Shop without updating?
If it helps I only have IOS16, 38 and 55.
Edit: And if I did want the SD channel what would I have to do for that?
So you want:
1)Shop Channel to be working
2)SD Channel
What you have to do, is run Waninkoko Upgrader. With it, you can get to 4.0 and keep 3.2's trucha IOS in tact.
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xr_rider said:
Very new but a good grasp on Wii software modifications.
This is my issue:
2 days ago downgraded from 3.4U to 3.2U and all went well. Installed Homebrew 1.0.1 and currently has IOS36 V12.18. I installed backup loader and able to play backedup games and use many other applications.
I'm trying to install SDUSB_loader_v1.5, dvdx and Mplayer (tried mplayer-ce, mplayer-wii). Anyway I've tried to do it I get errors. For example:
DVD stub Installer v0.2
Error - 2011 installing DVD stub ticket
Error - 2011 installing stub
In the WAD folder there are the following installed wads:
IOS16-64-v257-prod.wad
IOS38-64-v3609.wad
Maybe I'm going about it all wrong and any help would be appreciated. My goal is to be able to (1) Play Origional DVDs from the dvd drive (backup up DVD-r would be even better) and (2) Use my 30gb FAT usb drive to store movie files and play them through the Wii. I would be REALLY impressed If I could use my 1TB FAT drive to play movies of different formats and be able to store and play my backed up games from it?
I read many how to's and watched many Youtube videos (which is how I learned to downgrade the Wii and install the homebrew channel) and I doesn't seem to go as smoothly as the videos show.
Thanks
This is a problem. You shouldn't follow youtube videos. They are either:
1)A cause for main problems
2)Outdated
One thing you should follow is the guides here rather than the youtube videos. That way, we can analyze what's your problem and report back to you.
Have you installed a cIOS? You haven't? You gotta install it first. And install the latest one (cIOS 36 rev9/10)
Have you ran IOS Downgrader? Run it.
One of those should fix your problem
QUOTE(Cue2 @ Apr 24 2009, 03:05 AM)
Thanks tj_cool, that clears some things up.
As for the second question, the reason I asked was because I had read that I needed cIOSv36 or higher and thought that cIOSv37 was its successor making cIOSv36 obsolete. I guess I will just hunt down both then. Thanks again.
1 more question does this then mean if I perform an official firmware update it will overwrite some IOSs and even some cIOS or simply create new ones?
Don't hunt down both. cIOS 36 is the better, and its rev10 is the newest. Get that (Or cIOS 36 rev9 since people have been reporting issues with rev 10)
Yes, when you perform an official update, a newer IOS will replace the older ones. But unlike IOS, cIOS is installed at a very high number, which is 249. For now, Nintendo has yet to create an IOS which has the number 249. So, it won't get overwritten.
QUOTE(Geddes321 @ Apr 24 2009, 04:42 AM)