Why quote me s3phir0th115 ???
I'm gutted that rev 15 has a bug(s) and WiiPower won't consider using it (can't blame him myself), I'd hoped the maybe rev15 saw NeoGamma and triiforce take huge steps forward.
I'm gutted that rev 15 has a bug(s) and WiiPower won't consider using it (can't blame him myself), I'd hoped the maybe rev15 saw NeoGamma and triiforce take huge steps forward.
Slimmmmmm said:
I was just saying that this not working with rev 15 isn't rev 15's fault. Triiforce checks the IOS version and refuses to work on anything except 14 unless modified.
Rev 15 may very well have improved NAND emulation improvements, but WiiPower is refusing to code anything for it due to the Error 001 thing. I can't blame him for it, but I'm just saying that you can't blame rev 15 for triiforce not working with it.
It's not an insult to you, I just was under the impression you thought it was rev 15's fault that it wasn't loading now.
Sorry Jiiwah, no time for a concise guide...but here a quick guide.
Say you want to put some Wiiware save on your emulated NAND. I'll use actionloop twist as an example, cause I'm too busy to do more and I have that save here nice and handy.
Ok to get this save in the format required and not a .bin file (like the wii makes when copying to SD) use for example waninkokos save game manager.
You will get a folder called..... savegames/0001000157413250 and inside that is your save data. (data folder)
You would put that in the emulated nand folders .... title/00010001/57413250 ... inside that folder will be other folders EG /content .. ignore them and just place the contents of the 0001000157413250 (from wanins savegame manager) inside the data folder.
To see these folders another way (4 digit ID if it makes it easier) if you take the last 8 digits from the wanin save game EG 57413250 and convert form ascii to hex you get WA2P ... this is the 4 digit ID Nintendo uses in \private\wii\title\CODE\data.bin ..etc on SD card.
Sorry I'm messy and quick just now
So an easy way to get your saves over then would be..
1 - load triiforce, make a save with whatever game and exit (you could skip this but best not to)
2 - run savegame manger and extract the save you want
3 - copy the contents from SD/savegames/00010001######## to the corresponding nand emu folder title/00010001/########
If you extract a lot of games and get lost and forget what is what you can....
1 - hex > ascii (as described above) to get the 4 digit ID ... OR (better)
2 - open banner.bin in a hex editor and you can see the name in readable format.
Miis are a different story and I'm finding some bugs (with my methods)
They are stored in RFL DB.dat , this is found in shared2\menu\FaceLib and can just be copied over (I'm working on selecting and hacking individual ones just now, hence the bugs)
*EDIT*
Thought I'd point out ShowMiiWads is top class for helping identify whats on your emulated NAND too.
I'll make a real guide one day soon.(hopefully with my edited miis not fooking things up, no you can't make a super fat or super tall mii
)
Jiiwah said:
Say you want to put some Wiiware save on your emulated NAND. I'll use actionloop twist as an example, cause I'm too busy to do more and I have that save here nice and handy.
Ok to get this save in the format required and not a .bin file (like the wii makes when copying to SD) use for example waninkokos save game manager.
You will get a folder called..... savegames/0001000157413250 and inside that is your save data. (data folder)
You would put that in the emulated nand folders .... title/00010001/57413250 ... inside that folder will be other folders EG /content .. ignore them and just place the contents of the 0001000157413250 (from wanins savegame manager) inside the data folder.
To see these folders another way (4 digit ID if it makes it easier) if you take the last 8 digits from the wanin save game EG 57413250 and convert form ascii to hex you get WA2P ... this is the 4 digit ID Nintendo uses in \private\wii\title\CODE\data.bin ..etc on SD card.
Sorry I'm messy and quick just now
So an easy way to get your saves over then would be..
1 - load triiforce, make a save with whatever game and exit (you could skip this but best not to)
2 - run savegame manger and extract the save you want
3 - copy the contents from SD/savegames/00010001######## to the corresponding nand emu folder title/00010001/########
If you extract a lot of games and get lost and forget what is what you can....
1 - hex > ascii (as described above) to get the 4 digit ID ... OR (better)
2 - open banner.bin in a hex editor and you can see the name in readable format.
Miis are a different story and I'm finding some bugs (with my methods)
They are stored in RFL DB.dat , this is found in shared2\menu\FaceLib and can just be copied over (I'm working on selecting and hacking individual ones just now, hence the bugs)
*EDIT*
Thought I'd point out ShowMiiWads is top class for helping identify whats on your emulated NAND too.
I'll make a real guide one day soon.(hopefully with my edited miis not fooking things up, no you can't make a super fat or super tall mii
WiiPower said:
Yeah, I researched it some and got R66 to compile after copying the libpng.a from the libpng package into it, but now I come back and see and you fixed it. Thanks.
My PC hdd recently fooked up so I don't have many tools on my pc, except a hex editor, notepad and some other things... no devkit or visual studio, I'll get it sorted soon though.
It would be really easy to make a tool for handling the (unencrypted) saves...hmmm I don't know how to extract the data.bin files on a pc either, but if I read up and it's easy I'll maybe try my hand at making something to handle the saves on the pc.
It would be really easy to make a tool for handling the (unencrypted) saves...hmmm I don't know how to extract the data.bin files on a pc either, but if I read up and it's easy I'll maybe try my hand at making something to handle the saves on the pc.
Replying back to confirm that R67 compiles now, and also that Triiforce works still with Rev15.
s3phir0th115 said:
After a few days of playing (I wont be installing rev15 for a while) will you post again about compatability etc ? Worse, better or the same (I guess the same)
Slimmmmmm said:
^I'm not sure if it's the release I'm using, as it worked in Beta 7.
Also, these issues persist even if I'm using cIOS rev 14, so they seem to be Triiforce bugs.
@ s3phir0th115
I have similar problems as well even on cIOSrev14 since r66. Everything seems to work fine on r65.
@ WiiPower
It is really a Triiforce issue. My games works fine on r65 but will not run on r66.
[Edit] When launching games I also have...
Out of memory... Decompression failed... .DOL loading failed...
I'm not the only one. http://gbatemp.net/index.php?s=&showto...t&p=2370262
I have similar problems as well even on cIOSrev14 since r66. Everything seems to work fine on r65.
@ WiiPower
It is really a Triiforce issue. My games works fine on r65 but will not run on r66.
[Edit] When launching games I also have...
Out of memory... Decompression failed... .DOL loading failed...
I'm not the only one. http://gbatemp.net/index.php?s=&showto...t&p=2370262
Kovani said:
Ahh, thanks. I got R65 and it worked with Excitebike again, and all of the names were as they were before.
@Wiipower
I think it is Triiforce. I got R65, compiled it, and everything worked properly again as I just said. The only change I made was making the same change you did to get it to run on cIOS rev 15, and of course copying in the libpng.a.
So I think we can eliminate it being a cIOS issue given that.
WiiPower said:
Don't worry about it. We were all a bit upset over that whole cIOS rev 15 thing.
Just compiled R71, and it works, even with excitebike.
However, the name bug is still present. Like all of the Pokemon games ending with "Pok" and being to the left of Default Video Mode. And also the "1080" being cut off from that name, also being to the left of Default Video Mode.
But as far as stuff loading again, it's fine, and all the wiiware I've tested that worked in Beta 7 but not in R67 functions again.
Maybe is a character issue: the application is not recognizing special characters like é (tilde above vowels -poké-) or ° (degree -1080°-) symbols. They come in UTF-8/ISO-8859-1 charsets.WiiPower said:Sorry for being ignorant, you were right. R71 should fix the bug.
http://code.google.com/p/triiforce/source/.../#svn/trunk/HBC
So R71 has the same compatibility as R65?
s3phir0th115However, the name bug is still present. Like all of the Pokemon games ending with "Pok" and being to the left of Default Video Mode. And also the "1080" being cut off from that name, also being to the left of Default Video Mode.
See ya!
s3phir0th115 said:
I don't understand. The names of a few games are not displayed correctly? Does any version of TriiForce or the mod display them correctly? Whtat are you talking about the video modes?
Also, anything currently not loading for you?
WiiPower said:
Yeah, R65 displayed the names in full before. Names in R67 and the R71 that I tested only show "Pok" for pokemon games, "1080" for games that start with that, and the names are also for some reason displayed to the left of the video mode option, instead of above the video mode option like normal. They only appear to the left for those particular games that don't display the full name correctly. All of the other games display as they should, above the video mode option.
Also, the ones that don't display correctly seem to load properly once selected, so I think it's only a name display bug of some sort.
Regarding things not working, it's been running everything I throw at it, including a bunch of Wiiware and Nintendo 64 virtual consoles, including some injects.
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