Hey guys i am trying to install a game through wup installer. It successfully installs, but the game does not show up on my system menu. When i checked the system storage the game doesnt even show up. I am trying to install a wii u vc injected game. I packaged the wii vc inject with NUSpacker. What would be causing this issue?
Could it be, check with tik2sd if you have duplicate tickets, a same id should show twice.
Yes, all the tickets go in the same folder, it doesn't matter where the title is stored (HHD or sys memory).
You can't change the ticket it's auto generated, you can change the id, but you'll need decript it, and edit the xml file on "code", and encript again. You are better off deleting the duplicated ticket NOT ID!. You need ftpiiu + cfw or ftpiiu everywhere + mocha
Did you find a duplicated id with ticket2sd?
Last edited by cucholix,
I have a tutorial here: https://gbatemp.net/threads/how-to-delete-a-fake-ticket.480620/
u can use it to delete fake or duplicate tickets.
- Using FTPiiU Everywhere, navigate to the following location: /storage_slc/rights/ticket/apps
- Here, you will see a list of "000x" folders, with the information from the keys.txt file, the duplicate files are located at "(000x/000000xx.tik@)" navigate to "000x" folder, locate the file "000000xx.tik" and delete.
- Make sure your booted into CFW or else you will not be able to see contents of the "/storage_slc" folder, once the file has been deleted, shutdown your console and wait a few moments before turning it back, funny as it may sounds, sometimes, just rebooting your console will not complete the file delete process, it's best to do a full SHUTDOWN.
So every time a game gets installed, the ticket is stored in the "/storage_slc/rights/ticket/apps" location, so when a game of the same Title ID is installed, the ticket gets merged with the existing ticket, so when your looking at the file size of the ticket, you will notice it is larger than the other tickets that is installed.
FYI:
I have noticed on some occasions with VC injects, when you delete a game from the console using Data Management, sometimes the ticket doesn't get deleted from the system for some odd reason, so the only way to find out if it has is to run the tik2sd app and check the keys.txt file.
- Here, you will see a list of "000x" folders, with the information from the keys.txt file, the duplicate files are located at "(000x/000000xx.tik@)" navigate to "000x" folder, locate the file "000000xx.tik" and delete.
- Make sure your booted into CFW or else you will not be able to see contents of the "/storage_slc" folder, once the file has been deleted, shutdown your console and wait a few moments before turning it back, funny as it may sounds, sometimes, just rebooting your console will not complete the file delete process, it's best to do a full SHUTDOWN.
So every time a game gets installed, the ticket is stored in the "/storage_slc/rights/ticket/apps" location, so when a game of the same Title ID is installed, the ticket gets merged with the existing ticket, so when your looking at the file size of the ticket, you will notice it is larger than the other tickets that is installed.
FYI:
I have noticed on some occasions with VC injects, when you delete a game from the console using Data Management, sometimes the ticket doesn't get deleted from the system for some odd reason, so the only way to find out if it has is to run the tik2sd app and check the keys.txt file.
Last edited by cucholix,
never had a ticket merge with itself, but I've had fake tickets that wouldn't delete with the game causing an install failure from the eshop. lol
a legit ticket won't have the same repeating pattern as a fake ticket, but tik2sd will tell u the offset for the ticket. make sure to look for 00 01 00 04. that will be at the beginning of the next ticket (every ticket starts with this sequence). it doesn't necessarily have to come at the first byte of each hex string either.
a legit ticket won't have the same repeating pattern as a fake ticket, but tik2sd will tell u the offset for the ticket. make sure to look for 00 01 00 04. that will be at the beginning of the next ticket (every ticket starts with this sequence). it doesn't necessarily have to come at the first byte of each hex string either.
Alright guys i was successfully able to delete the ticket. Will the vc inject install now or is there something else i need to do?
Okay so its still not showing up on the system menu or system data. Maybe its the way that im using the nuspacker. Are there any files that not supposed to be in the content,code or meta folders when using nuspacker?
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