If you are willing to invest a few hours of work and accept the lack of GHV, BH and LEGORB Imports, there is a way to store all your DLC on USB-HDD including alls Rawk-Customs using Hermes uLoader 4.9 and Hermes cIOS v5 [223 with IOS37 Base].
I'd be interested in hearing as well, since the only thing that Hermes does like this is NAND emulation which will not work with RawkSD customs, period.spiderjjr45 said:
spiderjjr45 said:
Sure, but it's a lot of horrible work and testing, but let's start with the easy part
Software you need:
DLC Packer/Unpacker: http://sites.google.com/site/parannoyedwii...packer-unpacker
An undecrypted NAND Dump [using FSTOOLBOX with IOS 249]
Hermes cIOS v5 223 [IOS 37 Base]
Hermes uLoader 4.9
Your Console ID [you get it via XYZZY]
An SDCard with your DLC
First of all you need all the needed DLC Titles on your Wii [usually done if you already have DLC]. Install Hermes cIOS v5 223 [IOS 37Base].
Now you prepare a FAT32 Partition on your USB Drive [I recommend 60 ore more Gigs]. Now start the Homebrewchannel, start FSTOOLBOX and make a full NAND-Backup [be sure u use cIOS 249 for the Dump, because of your Savegame]. This takes a few Minutes. Put your SD-Card [the one with the NAND-Dump] in your PC an Copy everything, which is in the Folder 'FSTOOLBOX' in the root of you SD to your USB-Drive into Folder 'nand' [if it's not there, simply create a new Folder called NAND]. Test, to be sure everything is going right. Put your SD-Card back in your Wii. Plug the USB Drive in, start uLoader 4.9, choose RB2, go to config, choose IOS223, go to CFG2 choose Saves from USB, 'Use DLC from x:/nand/. Boot the game, just to make sure your Savegame works.
That was the simple part, now the tricky part:
Simple way [untested]: Try to redownload your DLC through the Shop. I've tested this with uLoader 4.8A, and it didn't work. Just try it.
Harder, but effective way: Put your SD with your DLC into your PC. In the prvate folder, you will find folders calles 'sZAE', 'sZBE', 'sZCE' and 'sZDE'. These are the folders, where your RB2 DLC is stored [you may not have all of the folders, but thats unimportant]. Copy every folder to your PC, by keeping the sZxE structure. In Order to copy your DLC to your USB HDD, you need the *.bin files decrypted to *.app files. This is, where the DLC-Packer/Unpacker comes in handy. But before you start, you need your console ID. You get this by running XYZZY. Refer to the Readme of DLC-Un/Packer, where you have to store your ID. If everything is done, you need to decrypt the bin Files. Drag every bin File one by one on 'dlcunpack.exe' it will create many *.app files in the folder '0001000563524241'. After you've unpacked all your DLC, take a break, make a coffee and relax a little bit, because you are almost done. You only need to copy your *.app files on your USB-HDD. That's a bit tricky, because you don't now exactly where you have to store it.
These are the folders, where your corresponding DLC has to be:
sZAE = [Insert Letter of USB-HDD]:\nand\title0010005\735a4145\content
sZBE = [Insert Letter of USB-HDD]:\nand\title0010005\735a4245\content
sZCE = [Insert Letter of USB-HDD]:\nand\title0010005\735a4345\content
sZDE = [Insert Letter of USB-HDD]:\nand\title0010005\735a4445\content
Test it, to make sure, everything has gone the right way.
Now to your Customs [not 100% sure, because I'm still testing it].
You MUST have the RawkSD Installer once on your Wii, to create the right titles [before you backed up you NAND]. After that the procedure is almost the same, except that you have to recrypt your bin files first, using 'recrypt-all.bat'. The foldes on your USB-HDD are the following:
cRBA = [Insert Letter of USB-HDD]:\nand\title0010005\63524241\content
cRBB = [Insert Letter of USB-HDD]:\nand\title0010005\63524242\content
If everything went right, you have now all your DLC and Customs on your USB-HDD including the RB2 Savegame. You don't need your SD-Cards anymore from now on, because you have nearly unlimited Space to store.
PS: This way, Rock Band 2 seems to be stucked at loading, but you have to wait about 3-4 Minutes. After RB2 is loaded [you are in the Main Menu now] everything runs fine.
PS2: That's the way I've done it, and it works for me [Customs need more testing, as mentioned]. I can not guarantee, that this works also for you, but you can give it a try. Be sure to Backup all that you change.
PS3: Sorry for my bad english, I'm from Germany
When trying to dump my keys with v1.1 XYZZY I get error -1017
Found 0 valid keystore entries and 0 vailid keyring entries any idea why?
Found 0 valid keystore entries and 0 vailid keyring entries any idea why?
flippinphil said:
If XYZZY isn't working, you can use Bootmii: http://wiibrew.org/wiki/BootMii#Console_Keys_and_keys.bin
you may wish to create your own thread for this - it isnt relevant to rawksd, only those unwilling to wait for it.
hopefully someone will find an easier way to do this. I have some songs working some songs not showing up at all :/
vegemikee said:sure, but im not as skilled in charting as the rest of the crowd and it takes me a good couple of hours to a day to chart an expert track, so i like to take shortcuts
plus, ive never had issues with offbeats, wrong notes, etc while playing the easier charts via auto generator in theGHOST.
bit off topic here... call me crazy, but i prefer to chart vocals over everything else. maybe cos i only have to worry about no difficulty at all, since RB takes care of that for me
you need a vox chart done, come talk to me. (as long as im not busy)
Man, if you're actually serious you are my new personal hero.
With regards to loading DLC from the USB, how do you launch RB2 ?
Is it from Uloader/disc/
Uloader/fat partition?
If it is from the Fat partition, is it the partition thta has the Nand folder on.
Thanks
Is it from Uloader/disc/
Uloader/fat partition?
If it is from the Fat partition, is it the partition thta has the Nand folder on.
Thanks
http://mods.elotrolado.net/~hermes/wii/uloader_v4.9A.rargrrkodiak said:
(feel free to delete my post if this link is not allowed)
grrkodiak said:
WBFS Partition. My USB HDD has one 100gig FAT Partition and one 200gig WBFS Partition.
Please continue these discussions in PMs or in a new thread... it's got nothing to do with RawkSD (customs won't work via this method).
I just finished the import of my beloved GH3 & GHWT songs using RawkSD. Everything worked like a charm.
But while playing the songs, I realized that many of them sound as if the audio compression during the import was too high. The songs sound sort of mechanic, with a lot of clipping, and way too many high frequencies (like mp3 songs with a bit rate of 64kBit or even less).
Is there a way to tell RawkSD to use less compression when importing from GH (e.g. via a config file or something alike)? Or did I simply do something wrong? Has anyone else suffered from the same problem?
Any answer is highly appreciated.
But while playing the songs, I realized that many of them sound as if the audio compression during the import was too high. The songs sound sort of mechanic, with a lot of clipping, and way too many high frequencies (like mp3 songs with a bit rate of 64kBit or even less).
Is there a way to tell RawkSD to use less compression when importing from GH (e.g. via a config file or something alike)? Or did I simply do something wrong? Has anyone else suffered from the same problem?
Any answer is highly appreciated.
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