Hacking The newest cIOS

[weepulization]

how i can i make sure i have the most current and up to date versions of cIOS and any past versions im missing?

 

[oliverbomb]

Yup I think there should be a page for that, with the newest CIos Info, I'm always wondering when is it coming out, and when will I hear of it

The newest is CIOS 13B I believe, plays the newest fat-ass games.

 

[weepulization]

nice

 

[davidsl_128]

I don't think there's a way to check, if you don't know if your version is old just install the new one! It's ok even if you already had it installed

 

[oliverbomb]

I guess he means checking it online, like a news feed, "The current newest CIOS is: rev 13b" for example.

Checking it on the Wii itself, would be indeed useless.

 

[WiiPower]

Yup I think there should be a page for that, with the newest CIos Info, I'm always wondering when is it coming out, and when will I hear of it

The newest is CIOS 13B I believe, plays the newest fat-ass games.

Actually cIOSrev13a plays more games. (ok, not 100% correct, but it's the much better way with rev13a)

 

[zidane_genome]

13B is actually bad for the "newest fat ass" games.

13A is the best... and to test to see what version you have installed, just install 13A. Then you know.

There is no uninstall, and nothing bad will happen when you install the new version over the old.

 

[muzz]

Use Wad Creator when you highlight "Custom IOS" to pack into a wad there is a "version" line after you initially select the title to pack into a WAD. You don't need to pack it to see the info screen. For revision 13 it only displays the numeral and no A or B. You can also verify the versions of other IOS this way if you fancy. There's probably easier/better ways but this is simple. As Zidane said, just install what you want right over the old one.

 

[Det1re]

Use Wad Creator when you highlight "Custom IOS" to pack into a wad there is a "version" line after you initially select the title to pack into a WAD. You don't need to pack it to see the info screen. For revision 13 it only displays the numeral and no A or B. You can also verify the versions of other IOS this way if you fancy. There's probably easier/better ways but this is simple. As Zidane said, just install what you want right over the old one.

Title Lister actually can do the same, as it writes down the versions for the titles, too.

 

[ConJ]

If you load up AnyTitleDeleter, it shows you a list of all files installed on your Wii.

Just dont delete the wrong thing if your going to use it.