Hi there,
does it matter which revision I install dx2-v11-beta? rev65535 or rev21011?
I have a NTSC-U Wii on system menu 4.3U
I see that on the screenshot posted for the vWii its showing rev21011.
Thank you all in advance for your help.
No, sorry I made a mistake copying my sys check - it should be corrected now and not a PDF
@r1vver thanks for the guide.
I looked here and, the installer it's d2x-v11-beta1 rev 21011. It doesn't have rev 65535 for vwii. Maybe it's different from the wii package.No, sorry I made a mistake copying my sys check - it should be corrected now and not a PDF
@r1vver thanks for the guide.
It might be possible to do that, assuming it wouldn't trip up caching. Although I'd like to get a Wii U so that I can check the behaviour myself.One wish (it might even be a setting nowadays) but could it be possible not to disable wii games after failed HDD scan? I tend to put the HDD in wrong port or switch it on and it's a bit of hassle to tick Wii games back on after restarting USBLGX
There aren't a ton of games that request IOS58, so you can most likely play all of your games by using the usual 3 slots. But if you don't care about installing the cIOS to 4 slots then that second configuration will improve game compatibility.
I don't really plan to add tabs, but I do plan on adding a button that quickly rotates through game types. And that would probably replace the big Wii button, since that menu can be accessed at any time by pressing the start/home button anyway.
It's not that important, but set it to 65535.
You can't set the revision for vWii.
I see this option in Wii games, but not in Gamecube games. Moreover - I can't see such option in Nintendont. The best soultion would be to set very low values of display width (about 500 in Nintendont, about -100 in USB Loader GX), but it looks that it is not possible at this moment.
What is real cost of this? Some blocks of Wii memory? Because I don't think losing one slot (still having about 50 free) is any problem (so why don't recommend that configuration?).
or use tabmod rev1281...
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tabmod is only a graphic mod to add three tabs to quickly enable/disable types of games (hardcoded, no option). So it doesn't touch anything related to the configuration file. So, yes, it is compatible.
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Gamecube games are 4:3 only, so you don't have to force it (even if your Wii is set to 16:9) .
When lauching a Gamecube game, simply set your TV to 4:3 (you surely have a "aspect ratio" button on your remote, that allows to toggle between many aspect ratios, including 4:3)
Then in Nintendont: set "screen width" to 672.
Or if you launch Nintendont through ULGX, enable "video scale" in ULGX's Nintendont settings, and set the "Video scale value" to 72.
It costs nothing, but people have been able to play the majority of their games with 2-3 slots for over 12 years. So at this point I think the opinion of many is that using an additional slot is unnecessary.
Personally I use 4 slots for maximum compatibility, but I think what's more important is that cIOS guides start recommending base 56 for slot 249 and base 57 for slot 250.
When I modded my system many years ago I did that on that order by following a guide, but later on newer guides started swapping 56 and 57 spots for reasons that I never found out.
Why they started recommending that? In the order I did, the only game I had issues with was Fishing Resort but it was solved changing the cios...
Why they started recommending that? In the order I did, the only game I had issues with was Fishing Resort but it was solved changing the cios...
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