Ok, might as well throw in another question while I´m at it.
In my SD: i have one "codes" and one "txtcodes" folder. Can I remove anyone of these two?
In my SD: i have one "codes" and one "txtcodes" folder. Can I remove anyone of these two?
I've had my Wii softmodded for about a year now, and I was just putting the .wad on it for the new netflix channel, and it decided to get corrupted some how. Awesome. Truth be told, I never really know what's going on with my Wii in terms of modifications, so I'm just wondering what I should do now. The HBC is installed, but obviously since nothing is on my SD card, nothing appears in the HBC. Would the best method to be to delete everything and use ModMii? That looks like an easy route to use.
Also will I be able to play ISOs that are burned to DVDs still? I have NeoGamma installed which I use for that.
Also will I be able to play ISOs that are burned to DVDs still? I have NeoGamma installed which I use for that.
don't have to delete anything...just load modmii and answer questions honestly....Dwight said:
Good to know, sounds like a sick piece of software.brausm08 said:
But turns out my SD card wasn't corrupted. Yesterday there were no files on there but I looked at it today and everything was back, and I installed the channel with ease. Weird lol
Ok.. I have read and read.. So far I am still at a loss. I only own a couple games and I am trying to find out how to hack my Wii wither either what I have or can it be done without the use of a game? The 3 games I found mentioned, I don't have. Do I have to buy one of them to do any hacks? My system has never had anything done to it other than original updates. It is a 4.3u.
Speak to me like a child, lol
Speak to me like a child, lol
Sorry, but because you're on 4.3, currently, the only way to hack you wii is with one of the games. You can probably rent one, or ask a friend, you only need it once (unless you do something to delete the homebrew channel, and dont have a forwarder installed)fastvan67 said:
Once you get one of the 3 games I would recommend using modmii to hack the wii.
Hi guys, I just registered to ask a question and I guess this would be a good place to do it.
I have a modded Wii running 4.1U, I have BootMii installed on Boot2 (I think, its been over a year since I've modded it.) I also have a NAND backup from before I modded it, if that helps. Anyway, my question is how do I go about "updating" all of the mods I have installed? I am using a very old version of BootMii and I think... Starloader? I forget it what it was called to be honest. I also have some custom IOS files installed, and I am sure there are newer versions available of such. I think I have the trucha bug fix IOS. As well as cIOScorp but I think it's a really old version though, since I think they renamed it to DarkCORP. I use that to run my backups (yes I own them) from the disc channel. Anyway, my question is, How do I go about making sure my Wii is fully "updated" with all the correct IOS files and such without actually using the official Wii update and remodding from scratch? Is there an easy way to verify, fix, restore and update cIOS files, as well as "uninstall" specific ones, or to see which unofficial IOS files my console has and restore them to the originals?
I have a modded Wii running 4.1U, I have BootMii installed on Boot2 (I think, its been over a year since I've modded it.) I also have a NAND backup from before I modded it, if that helps. Anyway, my question is how do I go about "updating" all of the mods I have installed? I am using a very old version of BootMii and I think... Starloader? I forget it what it was called to be honest. I also have some custom IOS files installed, and I am sure there are newer versions available of such. I think I have the trucha bug fix IOS. As well as cIOScorp but I think it's a really old version though, since I think they renamed it to DarkCORP. I use that to run my backups (yes I own them) from the disc channel. Anyway, my question is, How do I go about making sure my Wii is fully "updated" with all the correct IOS files and such without actually using the official Wii update and remodding from scratch? Is there an easy way to verify, fix, restore and update cIOS files, as well as "uninstall" specific ones, or to see which unofficial IOS files my console has and restore them to the originals?
Wow, that was a fast response! Thanks!zizer said:
Is this safe to do with a console with already modded files on it? It's been about a year since I have messed with Wii modding, so I am really out of the loop...
Hopefully this works "for dummies" because I have zero idea what I am doing at the moment. XD I'm sort of just following what it says on the screen and hoping I am doing it right.zizer said:
Will this uninstall things such as the old version of cIOScorp and any other cIOS I may have installed already? What about since I already have BootMii installed and Priiloader installed, will it just update those or will those cause a problem?
Sorry if I'm asking too much, I just don't want to brick this thing.
Okay, I have ran into an issue.
The generated guide from ModMii says:
"Load Multi-Manager Mod (MMM) via the HomeBrew Channel.
If IOS236 is not already loaded, select "Load another IOS", then select IOS236"
Default selected IOS is IOS61 (the same one that Homebrew Channel used by default). If I select the "Load another IOS" option, I do not have IOS236 installed according to MMM. It also seems to say that I do not have IOS58 installed either, which it says Homebrew Channel should be using instead of IOS61.
What do I do from here? I am missing IOS58 and IOS236 from the looks of it...
EDIT: While I was initially running ModMii on my PC before it downloaded the SD card data, the first option it asked me was rather or not my Wii was modded already. I selected yes instead of no, could this have something to do with it telling me to install on an IOS that I don't have? Did the Wii mods previously (a year and a half ago or so), not require these IOS and not install them? Should I start over and run ModMii and say my Wii is unmodded, or is that a bad idea?
The generated guide from ModMii says:
"Load Multi-Manager Mod (MMM) via the HomeBrew Channel.
If IOS236 is not already loaded, select "Load another IOS", then select IOS236"
Default selected IOS is IOS61 (the same one that Homebrew Channel used by default). If I select the "Load another IOS" option, I do not have IOS236 installed according to MMM. It also seems to say that I do not have IOS58 installed either, which it says Homebrew Channel should be using instead of IOS61.
What do I do from here? I am missing IOS58 and IOS236 from the looks of it...
EDIT: While I was initially running ModMii on my PC before it downloaded the SD card data, the first option it asked me was rather or not my Wii was modded already. I selected yes instead of no, could this have something to do with it telling me to install on an IOS that I don't have? Did the Wii mods previously (a year and a half ago or so), not require these IOS and not install them? Should I start over and run ModMii and say my Wii is unmodded, or is that a bad idea?
I found the option to install IOS236 and IOS58 in MMM, thank you!zizer said:
Now I just need to figure out how to update NeoGamma (currently I have R7) and cIOSCorp (I don't know if this is still installed, I didn't see anything about it uninstalling) to the newest DarkCORP version.
Which problem is he referring to with darkcorp? I am in the process of downloading DarkCORP v1.1 at the moment, so if theres a critical issue caused from that I may want to avoid using it. Though I really do prefer having backups load from the disc channel directly. I am also guessing I can always use ModMii to revert any changes I have done again too right? So... it never hurts to try?zizer said:
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