Crass said:
Ok I hate to sound like a newb but I am still having difficulty wrapping my mind around all of this. Anyway, I have successfully followed the offline method without any issues. My question is: Can someone please write a easy to follow step-by-step instruction on updating to the new CIOS38 rev 14 (found here:
http://www.teknoconsolas.es/blog/waninkoko...om-ios38-rev-14 ). The file in the download is a .dol and I am not sure of the proper way of installing it, and since I am using the offline method the readme for offline installation states: "Copy "IOS38-64-v3610.wad" file to the root of a SD card." And I have no clue as to how to aquire this file.
Thanks in advance.
That's just a normal official IOS file that you can get through the NUS downloader. You should also be able to google it too, but the NUS downloader is safer. Providing wad files isn't allowed here so you have to get it yourself, but the NUS downloader should be pretty straight forward. Just be sure to check the box for "pack to wad".
Edit: Taken from the simplistic mod guide
http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=171901&st=0 :
Check "pack -> wad" on the bottom first and on the top where it says "database" click &
navigate to IOS, IOS 38, choose v3610 and click start NUS Download.
Theres's a link to download the NUS Downloader in that guide. /edit
Once you get that IOS wad, you put it on the root of the SD card. Then you run that .dol file of the installer as you would run any application through the homebrew channel. (This goes for pretty much any .dol file you have that needs to be run through the HBC).
Rename the .dol to boot.dol, put it in a folder with whatever name you want to call it like "cIOS installer" or something, then put that folder in a folder called "apps" which should be on the root of your sd card. So it should look like SD:\apps\cIOS Installer\boot.dol
That is how any .dol file should be set up to run through the HBC, just put them in different folders in the apps folder according to their name and they will show up as boxes in the HBC. If the .dol file also comes with a meta.xml and an icon.png, put them in the same folder as the boot.dol for that app and it will make the box look neater and more readable in the HBC.
So anyways put that IOS wad on the root of the card, put the boot.dol file in the directory said above, and then put it in your wii and launch the HBC and you should see a box that says that file path. Launch that and you should come up with the cIOS installer app. I'm actually not positive if this guide works properly on virgin Wii's in the way it installs cIOS rev10 because following the guide, you would only have the Trucha Bug on IOS36 and I don't know how rev10 uses that. So technically after using the Trucha Bug Restorer to install the Trucha Bugged IOS36, you should use the rev14 installer and tell it to use IOS36 on the first prompt, if your cIOS rev10 did install properly you should also be able to use IOS249 here, but IOS36 should work either way as long as you used the TBR properly. Then if you're doing it offline, select wad installation while having that wad on the root of the sd card. (Otherwise just select network installation)
So basically step by step:
1. Use NUS Downloader to get IOS38-64-v3610.wad
2. Put said wad on the root of your sd card.
3. Rename cIOS rev14 installer .dol to "boot.dol"
4. Place that boot.dol in SD:\apps\cIOS installer\
5. Run cIOS installer through HBC
6. At the first prompt, tell it to use IOS36 if you used the Trucha Bug Restorer as stated in the guide.
7. Follow the next few prompts until it asks to do a wad installation or a network installation and select wad installation.
8. ...
9. profit!