A friend just got a wii. Probably with update 4.0.
They would like to be able to boot backups so they've asked me to help.
Now I have a chip on my wii and I have installed a gamma loader on a 3.2(didn't need to downgrade it)
AFAIK, as long as your friends Wii isn't an LU64+ serial it should be fine. I believe you have to downgrade it to 3.2U before re-upgrading it to 4.0 with Waninkoko's installer. If your friend's Wii
is a LU64+ (serial number) Wii than I believe he is out of luck for the mean time.
Lemeshianos said:
My other friend most likely will want to load dvd backups.
I'm a little lost at what should be installed and what not, what method should be followed and what the risks. I've also seen some topics regarding specific models of hard disks and partitions with specific filesystem.
So can I ask for a little update on what's going on?
1)There are a few Gamma loaders with patches. What are those about?
2)Is Gamma loader compatible with update 4.0? Is there a tutorial for the installation on a version 4.0?
3)USB/DVD/SD? what is going on? Which loader do you recomment? And again is there a tutorial for the installation?
4)Bricking: I've read a couple of topic about pre-loader. Does pre-loader just check if the game you are loading has an update for a different region?
5)GeckOS is used to install IOS from game disks so you won't have to update your console?
6)BrickMii: Is it really that important and usefull?
7)Some people comment negative about the banner exploit, that they end up with bricks? How true is this? Is the banner exploit safe?
1) The patches help with 002 errors which makes it so Gamma can read newer games.
2) I am not sure about that, I have a Waninkoko 4.0 Wii but haven't used Gamma since I am trying to get the USB loader to work.
3) If you can get it to work I would recommend the USB/SD Loader. With it you can load games off a USB drive (Hard drive, USB stick etc.) which makes it so you don't have to burn DVDs any longer, the games load faster and your Wii should run cooler as a result of not constantly reading a DVD.
4) Pre-loader is a program that starts up before the "health" screen on the Wii. With it you can prevent the Wii from updating (and possibly bricking) itself via an on-disk update.
5 and 6) I'm not sure on these
7) I haven't tried the banner exploit, while its possible to brick your Wii with
any exploit the banner exploit is probably pretty safe. Just find a guide here on GBATemp and follow it carefully.
QUOTE(Kooper113 @ Jun 9 2009, 08:43 AM)