Both disks would have the same GameID so they would share the same category setting so you would hide both if you tried to hide one.

 

I've been running Metroid: Other M in vWii with no problems, until I get to this part. Once Samus starts talking, the sound is disabled. And after Adam tells me to return to the investigation, I get the Now Loading screen and it hangs there.

As usual, I used the latest d2x cIOS Installer, 2.2 I think, which doesn't require bluedump. Do I need to update an IOS? I really don't have much idea how this works. Any help or suggestions would be appreciated.

I used the Gecko Debugger in case it would help. I downloaded devkitPPC, but I have no idea how to use it.

Code:

Welcome to the WiiFlow Channel Installer!
This is the debug output.
patched isfs_permissions 1 times.
patched es_setuid 1 times.
patched es_identify 1 times.
patched hash_check 0 times.
patched new_hash_check 1 times.
patched vwii_patch_ptr1 2 times.
patched vwii_patch_ptr2 2 times.
patched vwii_patch_ptr3 1 times.
Init ISFS
SHND: Running sound thread
WiiFlow is in real nand mode
got cert
content ok
tik added
begin install title
begin add content 0
end add content
begin add content 1
end add content
begin add content 2
end add content
Channel installed!
got cert
content ok
tik added
begin install title
begin add content 0
end add content
begin add content 1
end add content
begin add content 2
end add content
Channel installed!
SHND: Stopping sound thread
SHND: Stopped sound thread
MEM1_freesize(): 18333648
MEM2_freesize(): 47609792
Deinit ISFS

Here's the syscheck

Code:

sysCheck v1.6.2 by Erik Spyder
 
Region unknown
The system menu v513 is running under IOS58 (rev 6432)
Hollywood v0x21
Console ID: 607480825
Boot2 v0
Found 56 titles
Found 31 IOS on this console
No IOS Stub on this console
 
IOS (revision),IOS Stub,Trucha Bug,ES Identify,Flash Access,NAND Access,Boot2 Access,USB 2.0
IOS9 (rev 1290),No,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled
IOS12 (rev 782),No,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled
IOS13 (rev 1288),No,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled
IOS14 (rev 1288),No,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled
IOS15 (rev 1288),No,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled
IOS17 (rev 1288),No,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled
IOS21 (rev 1295),No,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled
IOS22 (rev 1550),No,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled
IOS28 (rev 2063),No,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled
IOS31 (rev 3864),No,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled
IOS33 (rev 3864),No,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled
IOS34 (rev 3864),No,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled
IOS35 (rev 3864),No,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled
IOS36 (rev 3864),No,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled
IOS37 (rev 5919),No,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled
IOS38 (rev 4380),No,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled
IOS41 (rev 3863),No,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled
IOS43 (rev 3863),No,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled
IOS45 (rev 3863),No,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled
IOS46 (rev 3863),No,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled
IOS48 (rev 4380),No,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled
IOS53 (rev 5919),No,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled
IOS55 (rev 5919),No,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled
IOS56 (rev 5918),No,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled
IOS57 (rev 6175),No,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled
IOS58 (rev 6432),No,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled
IOS59 (rev 7201),No,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled
IOS62 (rev 6430),No,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled
IOS80 (rev 7200),No,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled
IOS236 (rev 65535),No,Enabled,Enabled,Disabled,Enabled,Disabled,Disabled
IOS249 (rev 21010),No,Disabled,Disabled,Disabled,Enabled,Disabled,Enabled
 
 
Report generated on 2013/03/02

 

Lately I've been having a very strange and Uneek problem. Neek2o stopped working for me so I decided to reinstall it on my new hard drive. I downloaded it from modmii and opted for priiloader. When I booted it up and tried to get into to priiloader it wouldn't. I tried making a new nand a few times and finally decided to dump my own using wiiflow. I put the contents of the new nandemu folder into nands/pl_us and renamed my old nandemu. Now when I return from a neek booted wiiware, it boots to my wiiflow/nandemu nand instead. Still no priiloader, even though I know it was dumped with it on there. I can see a bunch of wiiware channels but for some reason I can't move them around. I thought I needed priiloader to autoboot neek2o from neek nand to boot back into real nand wiiflow but I was able to achieve the same result by setting neek wiiflow to return to neek2o. Still can't figure out why neek2o stopped working on my original hard drive. I'm moving some things around and going to copy my new setup to the old hard drive and see if it works.

Edit: Got it working on my old drive after waiting a few minutes. Still weird how it uses wiiflow/emunand but hey, whatever works...
Oh, while I'm on the subject of things not working, r886 boots up with blank text and doesn't create an ini. it crashes when I try to select modes. After I put a previous ini in it, works and text is returned on theme change upon which it dumps and then reloads.
Also I can't seem to get bmx xxx ntsc-u to work with the latest devo or dm no matter what I do. I got it running one time with devo one time but that's it. And Neighbours from Hell reboots wiiflow after trying to load a level.

 

Thanks for the response,E. so no way to set autoboot? well,the way I have it now it works like I need it to. Any danger of having everything on the same partition? I know on the Wiki it says to have a fat 32 and ntfs but everything seems okay right now. also I was wondering about fat 32 verses in NTFS. Is there anything that works on 1 that won't work on the other?

 

I have the same problem, which I posted some time back. Fix94 suggested it may have been something to do with my IOS58 and to try to re-install it, but I just get installation failures when I try that with IOS58 Installer. Further to this, some suggestions are to uninstall IOS58 then re-install, but I have not tried this as I found a few dire warnings regarding uninstalling IOS58 which freaked me out a little. I know I can restore a NAND dump if it goes wrong, but 2 young kids restrict my testing/restore regimen these days.

 

It looks good until my little girl plays her games and spoils it with Dora and Disney Princesses!!!

Yeah, the error is when overwriting. Will try the uninstall tonight if I can manage to pry the kids off it.
Find it pretty odd that others have the same issue recently though, like drakorex, Damian666.

 

Masterpiece pack updated to rev886

What's New:
Updated WiiFlow Pack to rev 886 and added DosBox Plugin Bat/Conf setups (Thanks to sion_zaphod) DosBox Readme

All info on the website check my sig

 

ABZ u my friend, are a beast!!

 

Basically, WiiFlow lets you choose a file (it shows them each as a 3D box with a cover on it) and then it sends the filename, path, and/or device to the plugin (emulator). It's your job to format the argument in the INI file using those pieces of information to get it to work.

 

you can always edit the ini, most ppl would use disks and tapes I guess though