Hacking Pikmin 2 backup not working.

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What is the size of the unpacked ISO?

If it is less than 1.48 GB, the "garbage data" in the ISO has most likely been ripped out to make the image smaller (similar to Wiiscrub for Wii games).

I don't know about Mac, but you could use a program called FileChop w/ a Windows PC to make the ISO size match the exact size of a gamecube game (1459978240).

Re-burn the new, larger image and give it a try.

If not, try Googling "filechop gamecube image". One of the hits that came up for me is "FILECHOP and GCOS Tutorials".

Hope that helps.
 
The ISO is 1459978240 bytes, exactly as it should be.

Could someone please explain GCOS? I don't care if you don't think it'll work, just please explain it...
 
*sigh* You're trying to run a PAL Cube game on a NTSC Wii. NTSC Wiis don't output PAL signals. Seems pretty obvious to me where the problem is.

Try booting while holding B on the GC pad and see if you get a option to switch to 60Hz.
 
Pikachu025 said:
*sigh* You're trying to run a PAL Cube game on a NTSC Wii. NTSC Wiis don't output PAL signals. Seems pretty obvious to me where the problem is.

Try booting while holding B on the GC pad and see if you get a option to switch to 60Hz.

If that is so, what is the point of a modchip having support for gamecube region free? I have seen many cases of people being ably to play pal gamebube games on a ntsc wii...
 

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