
It won't show up on the System Menu because it's not on the Wii. The Wii only puts games there from its internal memory.gundalf said:no, i tried to move a Wii Ware (strong Bad) but once its copied to the sd card and deleted from the system memory, it wont show up on the system menu. Trying to copy them back to the system menu results in Data could not be copiedtrancepara said:Depends what it is.
If it's VC/WiiWare, which is the big block eaters, then no (unless you bought it).
lol i have no idea what you are talking about. I can copy all my stuff, independent from what it is(WiiWare,VC,original,inject).
Your differences are caused not by what sort of file, but that all .wads downloaded from the internet are Trucha-signed, which means that if you update past 3.2 then you cannot put them back onto the Wii using it's File Manager.
Savegames are signed by your Wii, and so saves without copy protection can always be freely copied. Some WiFi games however have copy-protected savegames, so they cannot even be copied off of the Wii.
QUOTE(tmujir955 @ Dec 2 2008, 08:52 PM)
gundalf said:But you have deleted it trough the storage managment and NOT with the WAD Manager?
nanika said:It won't show up on the System Menu because it's not on the Wii. The Wii only puts games there from its internal memory.gundalf said:no, i tried to move a Wii Ware (strong Bad) but once its copied to the sd card and deleted from the system memory, it wont show up on the system menu. Trying to copy them back to the system menu results in Data could not be copiedtrancepara said:Depends what it is.
If it's VC/WiiWare, which is the big block eaters, then no (unless you bought it).
lol i have no idea what you are talking about. I can copy all my stuff, independent from what it is(WiiWare,VC,original,inject).
Your differences are caused not by what sort of file, but that all .wads downloaded from the internet are Trucha-signed, which means that if you update past 3.2 then you cannot put them back onto the Wii using it's File Manager.
Savegames are signed by your Wii, and so saves without copy protection can always be freely copied. Some WiFi games however have copy-protected savegames, so they cannot even be copied off of the Wii.
QUOTE(tmujir955 @ Dec 2 2008, 08:52 PM)