Hacking Should I Be Worried?

[LeonardoGolden]

Today, while moving a channel, my wii said "System files corrupted". This has happened twice now, but turning it off then on fixes it.

Should I be worried about this? It only seems to happen while moving a channel so far...

 

[TroyTheZombie]

maybe, that sure isn't normal.

Was it the same channel you were moving both times? if so, you may want to delete it.

also, you may want to reinstall cIOS rev10 and run wanikoko's updater.

 

[LeonardoGolden]

Well, I am already on 4.0 using Waninkoko's updater.

And the channel hasn't been the same. It was the same in the fact that it was an injected EarthBound wad, but they were two different channels (one had a different title screen and it had sound).

I'll try to reinstall the cIOS rev10 (I'm asumming it's a patched IOS 60) because the one I installed came from an unknown source.

 

[Hells Guardian]

Is it a custom channel?

 

[LeonardoGolden]

Yeah, it's an injected Donkey Kong Country 2 with custom banners.

 

[TroyTheZombie]

you can run wanikoko's updater again you know, it will just overwrite the old files. Its a possiblity that it buggered up when updating.

 

[LeonardoGolden]

OK, I'll try that.

 

[Kurisai]

I had this issue too, except my System Menu Files Corrupted screen looked bugged out too. I attempted to re-install 4.0 with Waninko's updater, but it said it error'd after downloading everything.

Either way, I haven't seen the problem since. So maybe it did something while updating it, or maybe the problem fixed itself for me.

 

[TroyTheZombie]

Do a network install if possible for you, I have heard alot of people having troubles with wad installs.

 

[atrickpay]

It is my understanding that whenever you install a WAD using homebrew and then delete it using the Wii built in options, you will get a system files corrupted error. I don't know if that's what you did, but it has happened to me and it doesn't cause any problems. It just might leave some files behind.