Hee, Tristar, will test that...and let you know.Tristar said:Maybe try a different USB loader?
If they work in another loader then perhaps the ISOs aren't compatible with Wiiflow v2
Having issues creating the forwarders here. On two different Win7 x64 Ultimate(eng) I am unable to get any further than CustomizeMii and the following takes place.
-CustomizeMii loads but data is not automatically retrieved. Single clicking the browse button in the 'Source' tab loads the wad info via auto closing open dialogue box. Wad2Iso progress bar jumps from approx 5% to 25% and reads 'Extracting game details...'.
Progress stops indefinitely at this point with each wad I try. I'm trying to be as descriptive as possible, using v3.35. I'm under the impression that if it runs correctly I shouldn't have to click through CustomizeMii at all. Either way there must be something I'm missing, as I've tried all that I can think of. TFTH!
-CustomizeMii loads but data is not automatically retrieved. Single clicking the browse button in the 'Source' tab loads the wad info via auto closing open dialogue box. Wad2Iso progress bar jumps from approx 5% to 25% and reads 'Extracting game details...'.
Progress stops indefinitely at this point with each wad I try. I'm trying to be as descriptive as possible, using v3.35. I'm under the impression that if it runs correctly I shouldn't have to click through CustomizeMii at all. Either way there must be something I'm missing, as I've tried all that I can think of. TFTH!
I have problems as well i have two completely different machines running this and both keep hanging on first startup and if i cancel that and manually enter 42 the program loads having made the key files. BUT they both keep hanging after making the partition i HAVE to click that manually then overwrite the partition and exit manually then it wont load the next step and hangs indefinitly.
i tried on a windows XP professional SP3 machine with a celeron 2.66 GHz machine with 1.50 gb memory and on a toshiba laptop on wndows VISTAhome basic SP2
but what i think is strange is that for many other users it DOES work and for some it does NOT.
is the script maybe not usable by all of the systems available??
maybe i can get a link to a guide to do all the steps manually?? plus program links so i can start trying loading it with a usb loader???
i use version 3.35 by the way
i tried on a windows XP professional SP3 machine with a celeron 2.66 GHz machine with 1.50 gb memory and on a toshiba laptop on wndows VISTAhome basic SP2
but what i think is strange is that for many other users it DOES work and for some it does NOT.
is the script maybe not usable by all of the systems available??
maybe i can get a link to a guide to do all the steps manually?? plus program links so i can start trying loading it with a usb loader???
i use version 3.35 by the way
It doesnt hangs... The "problem" appears because the "makekeybin" screen is under the wad2iso logo. do "Click" and "move" with keyboard arrows.
Make sure you have Microsoft .NET Framework installed. CustomizeMii won't run without it
It also has an auto update notification (so you don't have to keep checking here to see if there has been an update)
@somewii
I do not have any 64bit systems so cannot comment on what your problem might be
That little oversight has been fixed in v3.37 - no more hidden MakeKeyBin Screensr_corsario said:
It also has an auto update notification (so you don't have to keep checking here to see if there has been an update)
@somewii
I do not have any 64bit systems so cannot comment on what your problem might be
Gassy said:
It means that if you did not download it from where I uploaded it - You can't be sure it hasn't been infected with a Virus
I can (and do) check that versions I upload are free from virus, but obviously can't vouch for versions obtained from other sources.
Gassy said:Oh, I see. I thought this...
Free to use, copy & do what you like with.QUOTE said:Then, to avoid any possibility of VIRUS infection, please do NOT install (Click DECLINE)
You have been WARNED!
...was one sentence. Disregard, LOL.
Unfortunately the Winrar SFX seems to ignore empty lines.
It was typed in like this:
CODE
If you did not download this file via the built-in update notification or from the official link at
http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=207530
Then, to avoid any possibility of VIRUS infection, please do NOT install (Click DECLINE)
You have been WARNED!
Hey I just wanted to say that this is a great little program. The forwards do work and they work with CFG which is what I use, but I got a question. The default output by this program is to place each iso in a folder with the convention of: NAME-GAMEID
Inside the folder the iso has the convention of NAME-GAMEID.iso My question is because this is not an acceptable layout for CFG is there any way other than by hand that I could change this. Either inside the program or by using some type of batch conversion outside of the program. I mean when you have a couple dozen folders and files that need renamed doing it by hand can take a good half hour to an hour.
Inside the folder the iso has the convention of NAME-GAMEID.iso My question is because this is not an acceptable layout for CFG is there any way other than by hand that I could change this. Either inside the program or by using some type of batch conversion outside of the program. I mean when you have a couple dozen folders and files that need renamed doing it by hand can take a good half hour to an hour.
Just install the ISOs with Wii Backup Manager - I use CFG, they work fineDaFees said:
Start Wii Backup Manager
Click Files
Click Add
Click Folder
Navigate to where you installed Wad2ISO
Click OK
Wait for ISOs to be listed
Click Select All
Click Transfer
Select Drive
Done!
Tristar said:Just install the ISOs with Wii Backup Manager - I use CFG, they work fineDaFees said:
Start Wii Backup Manager
Click Files
Click Add
Click Folder
Navigate to where you installed Wad2ISO
Click OK
Wait for ISOs to be listed
Click Select All
Click Transfer
Select Drive
Done!
Ok, yes it actually was that simple. Thank you. Now I have a different question that deals with forwarders but not necessarily those for WiiWare or VC titles. How do I make an .iso forwarder for a homebrew application like an emulator or a homebrew game? Forgive me if this is the wrong place to ask
@DaFees
Wad2ISO is only about producing ISO forwarders as an alternative way to launch titles with Triiforce for now
Google, or search the forums regarding ISO forwarders for Homebrew - there's plenty of info.
Wad2ISO is only about producing ISO forwarders as an alternative way to launch titles with Triiforce for now
Google, or search the forums regarding ISO forwarders for Homebrew - there's plenty of info.
I'm having trouble getting my generated isos to work. I copied the NandGames folder, with contents, to the usb root. Is that what I was supposed to do? I installed the wads with ShowMiiNand.
I'm still running ciso version 17. Do I need a later one for this to work? I'll prolly wait until 20 is released, if I do.
Thx,
Gassy
I'm still running ciso version 17. Do I need a later one for this to work? I'll prolly wait until 20 is released, if I do.
Thx,
Gassy
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