Unable to boot modmii generated emuNAND

[skull87]

Hello all, as title says, I cannot boot an emuNAND generated with moodmii no matter what I do, even the neek2o forwarder channel gets stuck at "Reloading bootmii IOS" which I have installed according to syscheck: IOS254 (rev 65281): BootMii


This is what I've done so far:

Executed ModMii 7.0.2 command line version
S = SNEEK Installation, EmuNAND Builder\Modifier, Game Bulk Extractor

3 = All the above (Recommended for first time SNEEK users)

1 = 96

SD = SNEEK+DI

D = Default Setting: COPY_TO_SD

U = USA

4.3 = 4.3

Y = Yes, install both

installed cIOS249 to emuNAND

DML

yes to priiloader

yes to wiiflow channel

default serial number

G = DarkWii Green Theme - No-Spin

no photo, internet, mii, shopping channels

Installed the neek2o forwarder channel on sysNAND, stuck on Reloading bootmii IOS

Tried with with and without di.bin in SD:\sneek, as suggested by Cyan in another thread

emuNAND is in SD:\nands\pl_us

SD is a 128GB kingston microSD in FAT32 MBR

Wii has bootmii installed both as boot2 and IOS

Am I missing something?

 

[Exidous]

It doesn't sound like you're missing anything.

The forwarder channel you're using should just be an implementation of NSwitch (https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/NSwitch_Wii). Just to be sure, try using NSwitch from the HBC to boot emunand - put it in /apps

The first boot of a Wii emunand can take a while. I've personally seen it hang on that reloading bootmii IOS screen a couple of times, then just start working a few attempts later (with no user configuration changes)

@XFlak , I'm noticing going through the sneek wizard in 7.0.2 there's still a reference to DML under SNEEK+DI. Just wanted to flag (I don't know if that's an intended use case anymore).

 

[skull87]

It doesn't sound like you're missing anything.

The forwarder channel you're using should just be an implementation of NSwitch (https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/NSwitch_Wii). Just to be sure, try using NSwitch from the HBC to boot emunand - put it in /apps

The first boot of a Wii emunand can take a while. I've personally seen it hang on that reloading bootmii IOS screen a couple of times, then just start working a few attempts later (with no user configuration changes)

@XFlak , I'm noticing going through the sneek wizard in 7.0.2 there's still a reference to DML under SNEEK+DI. Just wanted to flag (I don't know if that's an intended use case anymore).

Thanks for your answer, I was able to boot the emunand with the forwarder channel just now, turns out I needed to use SNEEk alone (not SNEEK+DI), let's see if I find any other issues in the future