- #Install bootmii as ios vs boot2 install#
- #Install bootmii as ios vs boot2 code#
- #Install bootmii as ios vs boot2 download#
I have tested the Trucha Bug Restorer method as well, both work and should work on ANY Wii, cboot2 is preferable for future use but TBR works very well.
#Install bootmii as ios vs boot2 code#
I had Startpatch to remove the diagnostic check and I had only 1 more code to make the recovery menu start just by pressing Dpad Up, so it is a fairly realistic test.
#Install bootmii as ios vs boot2 install#
In this I just uninstalled a WAD using it, but it shows install and uninstall features are functional. I hold no responsibility for any Wii's that are not fixed using this method or that are bricked in the process.
PM me for more details and watch in high quality:įor more info on Drivekey go here (recommended for simplistic install, many features, and confirmation from xzero it works for the save menu): Then, exit the stage builder, put in the SD card reload it and it should load a black screen and then Loadmii.įollow the readme from here, it can let you run native code and eventually the Wii WAD Manager (by Waninkoko) which should let you fix your Wii. Make sure you remove the SD card on the first load and delete every custom stage on your Wii, make sure you delete your original private folder before loading this (or rename it). This should let you load Brawl if you have a drivekey or the diagnostic disc check off, otherwise you can't autoboot the game. When you see a black screen with writing in the bottom right, let go and press A. Put this GC controller in Port 4 and then put the Brawl game in, hold down all 4 directions and turn it on. The method for this to work is you should be remove the casing and remove the piece of plastic that stops you from pressing all 4 directions on the Dpad. Gamecube controller and ability to take off the caseĭVD9 version of Brawl, retail or god kill you, pirated
#Install bootmii as ios vs boot2 download#
Here is a download link to a pack that has all the applications you need to run to save a Wii with a corrupt system menu or a 003 error (no Nintendo copyrighted files are in the download): This is still in beta testing so don't just buy a drivekey if you don't have one, it should work but it hasn't been completely confirmed yet.įor a 003 error, you need to install the system menu 4.0/41 WAD and you need to also install IOS60 v6174, v6400 WILL fully brick your Wii if you do not have bootmii). Any system menu IOS brick will not work for this method. I really hope that I can learn enough to gain the skill level needed to help you guys in these endeavors.NOTICE: Use this only for a Wii bricked by a theme, corrupt system menu install, or a 003 region change error (or a banner brick).
It really speaks a lot of people who use their time, energy, and resources to do what is generally a thankless job just because of the enjoyment of helping out others. Will it hurt my Wii to just leave the IOS installed or do I need to get it out of there and if so, how? I really do wanna thank all of you guys for putting so much hard work into and sharing something that is taking time out of your lives to do. 1.Will it ever be possible to work around an invulnerable boot1? Wii hacking is an awesome concept and one i'm looking into getting into myself, but just from the way it sounds this might be an impassable barrier. Also considering I'm a moron and went ahead and installed the IOS I have 2 questions. (Note: I'm not in any way related to the development of any of this, so if I have misunderstood anything please correct me.)Ĭonsidering When Attempting to install BootMii It shows a purple message that reads: "Can be installed in one variant" and a message beneath that says: "The installed boot1 version prevents a boot2 install (-2)" I'm gonna assume that there is no work around for this issue at this point. And of cours, there are many good GameCube games around you could play with it ) It may also be possible to boot directly to the GUI even without the boot2-version, but I am not certain about that.Īs for the GameCube controller - well, you probably won't have much use for it right now since BootMii isn't being used for much yet, especially not the IOS-version, but you'll probably want it later on since Wiimote support for BootMii appears to be a lot of work to create and will likely take a while. It is a bit technical, but in essence it will be possible to have some degree of brick protection even without the boot2-version, although obviously not as much. Try to read this link if you have not done that before: What I assume you have then done with the installer, is to install the IOS-version of BootMii, which works in a different way. Allow me to try to anwser your question as best as possible.Īs far as I can read from the information on HackMii, it does not look like it will ever be possible to install BootMii-boot2 on Wii's with an updated boot1, as yours is.
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