
beegee7730 said:fogbank said:I have the game selection menu "working" with r78 on a US Wii using a 4.2E NAND created from scratch (3.2E created from scratch then officially updated to 4.2E). I say "working" because I can use the GC controller to change the game etc..., but I can't see the menu output on my screen.
You need font.bin.
These posts have a couple of tools that will help you manipulate setting.txt:FenrirWolf said:Yeah, it probably has to do with the setting.txt still pointing to USA-region stuff.
Which reminds me that I've been meaning to ask if there's any sort of setting.txt modifier for the PC. Is there? If not, I suppose you could boot up AnyRegionChanger in SNEEK and change it from there.
Majroa said:Damn it, you are all going too fast.
USB Loading through the Disc Channel? What did I miss?
Could someone just explain in one post what we can and can't with SNEEK?

Majroa said:Damn it, you are all going too fast.
USB Loading through the Disc Channel? What did I miss?
Could someone just explain in one post what we can and can't with SNEEK?
RussSteele82 said:I have about 50 NTSC games. I have a region.bin in the usb:/sneek folder. It is 00 00 00 02 for PAL to match my NAND. I have tried with and without this file. Still no luck. Can someone please tell me what is going on. Do I need the region.bin to be 00 00 00 01 on my PAL NAND because I have NTSC games?
Yes, region.bin should match your games, not your NAND.
QUOTE(wilsoff @ Apr 2 2010, 02:23 PM) These posts have a couple of tools that will help you manipulate setting.txt:
http://gbatemp.net/index.php?s=&showto...t&p=2583606
http://gbatemp.net/index.php?s=&showto...t&p=2582855
There's an exe that will decrypt setting.txt.
Edit the output with a hex editor (most windows text editors will bugger up the line breaks)
Then pass the edited output back to the exe to re-encrpyt.
giantpune said:setting.txt read/write/edit/change/modifier... http://pastie.org/900962
use -r to read your current settings, -w to write new settings, or run it with any other args to see the usage
happydance said:i tried the setting_decrypter wilsoff linked but it cannot fully decrypt the setting.txt
it just decypted part of it like this
AREA=USA
MODEL=RVL-001(ASI)
DVD=0
MPCH=0x7FFE
CODE=LS
fogbank said:It works fine and that is all you need to decrypt. As previously stated you need to open the decrypted file in a hex editor and modify what you want changed. Save it and re-encrypt it with the tool.