Hacking Wii simi-brick help

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Sorry a request for help has to be my first post here, but I was told
by best bet for help would be here,
if this happens to be the wrong section, move it as needed. Thanks.

Here is a basic idea of whats going down.

Im in the process of moding my Wii to play "back up" games if you will,
as well and do all other homebrew things, I start up my Wii and Im on
preloader (v0.29) I CAN open homebrew channel, the problem lays on
the systemmenu, I get the error:
"The system files are corrupted.
Please... bla bla, operation manual
bla bla"


I know your first thought is, "Use recovermii to boot your NAND"
good idea, some reason that thing never worked for me, I have a backup
made from bootmii v3.0, which I understand had some issues (I updated
to 4.0, no dice) when I started having the "system files corrupted" error
bootmii seemed to be corrupted too, I have not yet tried to reinstall it

um, other info:
bottom left of preloader screen,
ISO v50
systemmenu v385


if any other info is needed let me know,
Im sorta at a loss at the moment.

any help or ideas would be great.
 
Preloader needs the ES_DiVerify (AKA ES_Identify) function to be patched in order to load the systemmenu, but it only patches IOS 60. You are running System Menu 3.4U, under IOS 50. Go into the preloader settings, and change the "System Menu IOS" to "60", then Save your settings.

I'm asuming you already have IOS 60 installed.

Offtopic:
You said "ISO v50"?
.ISO is most common filename extension for DVD backup image files, but:
IOS is the system files used on thwe Wii (not ISO). Don't worry, A lot of new people make this ISO, IOS mistake.
 
Thank you very much for your quick reply,

I believe I understand the issue,
I don not have IOS (
 
3.4U wont have IOS60 by default so unless the thread starter is going to upgrade he should be installing v0.28 of preloader and not v0.29 which is for 4.0 and above.
 
Thank you,
Updateing to 4.0 now (which is what I wanted to do)

Getting a 2 for one,
This site has great support,
I know where Im going for
for future Wii Q&A

... ...
Update done,

And just like that, the problem was fixed,
thanks again for the great support,

An issue I have been trying to fix on my
own for about a day and a half fixed in a
matter of less then an hour,

Im glad it wasn't a real problem.
 

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