Hacking Okay, I cannot find a definite answer on this.

[MaxDeUh]

If you would know and really read, the .dol should be named, boot.dol.

You would also learn on how to handle homebrew apps if you read more.

You would also learn that cIOS Downgrader DOES NOT require an special method to run if you read more.

So basically, you didn't read enough.

It is named boot.dol. For both GeckoOS and Ocarina. Try again.

 

[the mario]

If you would know and really read, the .dol should be named, boot.dol.

This is also pretty important. Other than this, I can't think of any reason why it wouldn't show up in your HBC. The requisite cIOS doesn't matter when it comes to showing up on the HBC.

Also, sorry to hear about your bans. =/ Try to chill out and not take your frustration out on other users.

 

[MaxDeUh]

You would also learn that cIOS Downgrader DOES NOT require an special method to run if you read more.

I actually read about it on this board. Something about needed a specific ISO file. You can deny it all you want, I did my reading.

 

[Deleted User]

MaxDeUh.

You really want to piss me off don't you?

Where is that boot.dol? huh?

 

[bowser]

You would also learn that cIOS Downgrader DOES NOT require an special method to run if you read more.

I actually read about it on this board. Something about needed a specific ISO file. You can deny it all you want, I did my reading.

Unfortunately, what you read is probably wrong. Have you just renamed your .elf files to .dol, or have you converted them using the ElfToDolConverter?

 

[MaxDeUh]

In a folder titled cIOS-Downgrader_v1.2 that is in my apps folder. The cIOS folder contains the following:

cIOS-Downgrader_v1.2.dol
README Text Document
README.es Text Document


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You would also learn that cIOS Downgrader DOES NOT require an special method to run if you read more.

I actually read about it on this board. Something about needed a specific ISO file. You can deny it all you want, I did my reading.

Unfortunately, what you read is probably wrong. Have you just renamed your .elf files to .dol, or have you converted them using the ElfToDolConverter?

Yes, I have renamed them.

 

[Deleted User]

See, you're doing it wrong, and you want to contradict an elitist's post?

If you would know and really read, the .dol should be named, boot.dol.

You would also learn on how to handle homebrew apps if you read more.

You would also learn that cIOS Downgrader DOES NOT require an special method to run if you read more.

So basically, you didn't read enough.

EVERY dol, needs to be renamed boot.dol

 

[bowser]

The cIOS-Downgrader_v1.2.dol has to be renamed to boot.dol. And if it was originally an elf file, simply renaming it is not going to work. You have to CONVERT it using the elf to dol converter.

 

[MaxDeUh]

See, you're doing it wrong, and you want to contradict an elitist's post?

XDDD. Just because your post count is high doesn't mean I need to respect you.

 

[Deleted User]

But i know my shit rather than you. so take my advice

 

[MaxDeUh]

The cIOS-Downgrader_v1.2.dol has to be renamed to boot.dol. And if it was originally an elf file, simply renaming it is not going to work. You have to CONVERT it using the elf to dol converter.

Are you sure? Because it seems to have worked in the past. WiiBrew says it's fine.

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QUOTE(afif95 @ Feb 21 2009, 07:36 AM) But i know my shit rather than you. so take my advice

Your advice: Read more.

=O

 

[Stephanie]

loooooooooooool


~Steph

 

[MaxDeUh]

Well, changing it to boot.dol worked. The app is showing up on my SD Card. See what gets done when you don't tell people to just read? Afififif or whatever the hell your name is.

 

[Deleted User]

what Stephanie said is right, I should laugh at you.

ALL .dols have to be renamed boot.dol.

Wiibrew also stated that.

Again said, if you're a reader, you would know this sooner.

 

[MaxDeUh]

what Stephanie said is right, I should laugh at you.

ALL .dols have to be renamed boot.dol.

Wiibrew also stated that.

Again said, if you're a reader, you would know this sooner.

If laughing at me boosts your obnoxious ego, go ahead.

 

[Deleted User]

There aint no ego, you're just another noob. That's that.

You refused to read more, because you stated that you did.

Then again, if you did read, you would know everything and you wouldn't post this thread in the first place.

One example is the app not showing in HBC problem of which you had. That topic has been covered many many times and if you are unable to resolve this, you would be laughed by many.

There's a search button up there, but I think that you're too much of an ego to use it.

 

[MaxDeUh]

There aint no ego, you're just another noob. That's that.

You refused to read more, because you stated that you did.

Then again, if you did read, you would know everything and you wouldn't post this thread in the first place.

One example is the app not showing in HBC problem of which you had. That topic has been covered many many times and if you are unable to resolve this, you would be laughed by many.

There's a search button up there, but I think that you're too much of an ego to use it.

I'm too much of an ego.

 

[MaxDeUh]

Alright, my Wii is now at 3.2u. Everything worked out great. Thank you guys so much for helping me! You don't know how much I appreciate this.

 

[Deleted User]

Great,

use preloader though, starfall is pretty much outdated.

There's a guide here by me.

 

[MaxDeUh]

I just installed some of the apps on Starfall and it seems to be working. The system update for Brawl does not come up anymore.

Anyways, few more questions. I remember reading something about needing an IOS to bypass the Wii Shop Channel update when you are on 3.2u. Anyone know what this is talking about? Or can I access the Shop Channel just fine on 3.2u? And my GeckoOS/Ocarina problem is still not fixed. BOTH files are boot.dol. Yet I get the "Not viable Wii app." error message. Think changing them back to .elf files then actually converting them might help?