I don't think it's incorrectly named, it's just that people don't know the difference between the 002 fix and Anti 002 fix.Kira99 said:Thanks Cyan, Dr. Clipper, and OuahOuah for explaining the alt dol methods![]()
^Seeing as how the 002 fix in GX is named wrong, wouldn't it be better to rename the options to prevent the confusion?
The 002 fix was something that started to be needed with rev13 of 249. All the other loaders made this fix mandatory. GX made it configurable. You do want to have this option on for all games if you are using rev13 or higher of 249 (but not rev13b).
Now, if you have rev12 of 249 or earlier (or rev13b) of 249, then there are some games where the 002 fix in the IOS breaks the game. For those ones you need the Anti-002 fix. Most of the loaders include this Anti 002 fix, including GX and Configurable, but I believe WiiPower has removed it due to the confusion.
Thus, the confusion is mostly caused because you need to switch on the 002 fix in GX, but every other loader does that for you. Despite the fact that the Anti 002 fix is named the same in every loader, some people coming from GX to other loaders ignore the "anti" part assuming it is the same 002 fix that GX had, when it is actually a completely different thing.
The summary for those that have a newer revision of IOS249:
- 002 fix is good and you need to switch it on in GX (I think it might even be disabled by default) but there is no equivalent to this in any other loader as it is always on by default.
- Anti 002 fix is bad. You don't need it.
- 002 fix is arbitrary. I don't think it affects much whether it is on or off, but perhaps it does need to be on for some games. There is no equivalent to this in every other loader as it is always on in those loaders.
- Anti 002 fix is a must for some games (particularly newer ones I think). You will need to switch it on if getting errors. This patch type is present in most other loaders as well.













