Re: D2x V10 Beta53 Alt Vwii Zip
Tanesha Prately
Les gars qui demandent pour le motion+, il serait temps de lire le debut du tuto, qui dit explicitement : SANS MOTION PLUS
donc, non vous ne pouvez pas si vous n'avez pas une wiimote normale...
Tout comme lesbins je ne vois pas le d2x v10... Impossible de le slectionner ce CIOS... Pourtant j'ai bien decompresser le fichier d2x-v10-beta53-alt-vWii.zip dans le dossier d2x-cios-installer. Quelqu'un peut'il nous donner une solution ?
Merci d'avance ! ^^
Bonjour,
@Artik
Penses tu que l'installation de homebrew channel, usbloader ect...sur le menu WII nous contraint viter toute connection internet via le menu WiiU? Afin d'viter tout bannissement ? Les menus WII et WIIU sont ils vraiment spars ?
Merci d'avance
Merci pour les rponses.
Nanmoins, comment garder mon HDD en WBFS et avoir une partition en FAT/32 ou NTFS ?
Pour USBLoader GX, je peux tlcharger les jaQuettes, mais je ne peux pas voir le derrire comme dans WiiFlow. Pourquoi ?
Derniere question : comment lancer Hackmii ?
Merci les amis !
yep
faut il une connexion internet pour installer les ciso ou c pris direct dans la nand ?
et quel installer utiliser ai le mieux d'apres vous ?
--d2x-v10-beta52-vWii
ou
--d2x-v10-beta53-alt-vWii
merci encore
Ta fait comment ? Lorsque tu clic sur la jaquette du jeu, tu va dans les options et met ios 251 ?
Ou ta regler dans le menu general de wiiflow ? Car si c'est ce cas, faut aussi activer le forcage du chargement du cios
bonjour,
super tutoriel mais je pense qu'il faudrait 2 petites prcisions pour viter des moments de frustrations pour les nuls en informatique comme moi:
1. l'archive d2x-v10-beta53-alt-vWii est en format .7z et non .rar ce qui fait que si on essaye de l'extraire avec winrar on reoit un message d'erreur
2. je suppose que ceci est une vidence pour les habitus de la Wii mais pour nous dbutants je pense qu'il faudrait prciser qu'il faut passer par un logiciel comme Backup Manager pour mettre les isos sur le disque dur, la faon dont c'est crit dans le tutoriel on comprend qu'il suffit de copier tout simplement l'iso sur le disque dur externe via Windows, ce qui marche pas car si format en FAT32 la taille max du fichier ne peut pas dpasser 4Go. D'ailleurs sans logiciel spcialis on ne peut tout simplement PAS formater un gros disque dur en FAT32 en utilisant Windows!
voil, sinon excellent tutoriel
Salut tous ,
je voulais savoir o l'on place son fichier .ISO ou bien son jeu en WBFS ?
Car mon disque dur est reconnu mais aucun jeu ne s'affiche , j'ai Xenoblade Chronicles et Donkey Kong Country Returns en WBFS sur un SSD en FAT32 avec double alim.
C'est idem avec Wiiflow ou GX loader !
Merci d'avance
Every USB device ever made has its own unique Vendor ID and Product ID, two four-digit hexadecimal numbers that together identify a particular model made by a particular company. If you have a device's Vendor ID and Product ID you can say with confidence whether any two given USB devices are the same model or not.
Windows:Plug the device into your computer. Wait for Windows to initialize the device, if necessary. Open Device Manager, open the "Universal Serial Bus Controllers" group, right click on "USB Mass Storage Device", select the "Details" tab, then select "Hardware Ids" from the Property drop-down box. In the big box beneath that there will be one or more lines starting with something like this:
In this case, the Vendor ID is 05E3 and the Product ID is 0715.
If there is more than one "USB Mass Storage Device" listed, unplug any USB device plugged into the system, or failing that, try a different computer. Some computers have built-in cardreaders attached to the USB bus, which can confuse the process.
Note "Driver=usb-storage". This tells you the device is claimed by the usb-storage driver, and is therefore a USB storage device. Obviously, if usb-storage isn't loaded that won't be there; make sure it's loaded!
If there is more than one such block listed, again, unplug other devices from the system, or failing that, try a different computer. Note that you will have to close and re-open the file to see any changes.
Mac:Insert the USB device into your Mac running MacOS 12.4 Monterey or similar. Wait about 8-10 seconds, to make sure it's detected, and start the System Information app. On the left hand column, under the Hardware heading, find USB. On the top right pane, find and click on the device you are checking (check under the names USB Reader, Mass Storage Device, Generic Storage, Volume, etc.), and more information should appear to the bottom of this pane (now the bottom right). In this area, search for the following information:
Some drives are configured from the factory to automatically spindown after a set number of minutes of inactivity, which could cause issues. Configuration software is usually available to configure such devices to disable this feature.
Can't play games reliably, but there may be hope (read below; the part about WiiMC).Tried USB Loader GX, which hangs often, sometimes kind of works if you're very lucky.Tried WiiFlow, which hangs at initialization.Tried different cIOSes (v8-final, v10-beta52, v10-beta53-alt), but that didn't help.Tried cIOS with base 58 (rather than 56 and 57) but that didn't help.I tried a WBFS partition, but also an NTFS partition.To be sure, I tried other USB flash drives by formatting them and setting them up in exactly the same way, but those drives did work but the Kingston DataTraveler 100 G3 64GB did not.But there's hope: The drive does work with the WiiMC (media center) homebrew app (it played mp3 files just fine), so maybe it is possible to write a patch for cIOS to make this drive work with USB Loader GX and WiiFlow as well.
Can read but not write, Wii will hardlock when the drive it written to (I tried 7 times total to download cover arts & update USB Loader GX; I was never able to complete either operation although each time a few cover arts were successfully written to the drive before the Wii hardlocked). Tested FAT32 & NTFS on 2 different Wii consoles. Played 2 games for 4 hours total to verify read stability. I successfully used a known working drive immediately before and after to eliminate the possibility of other things causing the problem.
Added info by a different user Aug 2012: All games show up in usb gx but I can only ever get 4 games to work, in Wii flow I can only ever see 4 games, even if there are supposed to be 10 games on it, same thing in cfg Usb loader.....any more than 4 games and it will just keep resetting back to wii menu after you select any game transferred to it after the first 4, I have tried many things, fat32, ntfs, wbfs drive, reformatting several times and still it will just not read more than 4 games, I know the games work fine as I just finished loading them, about 15 game onto a western digital my book essentials and they work perfectly, Don't buy this, works fine for pc/windows, but for the wii it has some serious issues, if anyone knows how to fix them please post.
New post - this is the same person posting that only 4 games work, after much more testing it seems as though the Wii will only recognize 8 gigs of the 64 gig thumb stick, which is why only 4 games usually work as the 4 games I was using added up to close to 8 gigs, I can use all 64 gigs on windows/pc just fine, the wii itself seems to only want to recognize 8 gigs, PLEASE post if anyone can confirm they can actually get the full 64 gigs to work with the Wii, as for now I would say avoid this thumbdrive until more people can confirm.
Hi. Im from Chile and I tested the Toshiba USB 64 gb. I have the same problem with the recognition. The wii recognizes only 8 gb and when I have more than 8 gb, the wii resets and return to the main menu. I dont have a solution for this.
I had big problems - loading of games took very long - sometimes over 1min (black screen) - often it crashed at the end of game and not loaded the next screen - now I changed to my old 80GB ATA Maxtor Diamond Max Plus 9 (with ICY-Box) and it is works really great and fast !
Not working at all. Generate an ISI Exception all the time. When I changed the disk with exactly the same software worked. Partitioned to 250GB or 160 GB make no difference. The ISI error is before any menu show up. I will return this disk.
Hm, I added this Samsung Really Long long time ago, and i putted "Enjoy :D" because really works..but i think some stupid guy with nothing to do changed to doesnt work..so...now i change it back to works..because really works, I have over 45 Games and i made a Partition, Half/Half and worked great.Propably you're not the "clever"....
My WD Elements Portable has a spindown/standby functionality. The hdd is unable to wake up after leaving the game on pause for 10 mins (using ios58). There is a piece of software from WD to control the spindown on windows, but none to change the firmware settings on the hdd itself
EDIT AGAIN: Does not work with the suggested setup. Completely non-working on all loaders and with all cIOS revisions. EDIT: Confirmed doesn't work. EDIT: Works when using Hermes' cIOS 222/223, but not with Waninkoko's cIOS 249.
EDIT: Works with cIOS 249, created 2 partitions, both FAT 32. Formatted the first one twice in a row with ncWBFSTool and then I stopped having the "this is not a wii disc" error when loading games. ---- Had constant compatibility issues. Would not work at all with several loaders, attempted with several CIOS inc Hermes. Began working with USB Loader GX then ceased working with that too despite not making any changes. Tried non-partitioned/partitioned, recommended ideas etc. Gave up, bought Iomega 1TB Prestige Desktop Hard Drive USB 2.0 which works without any issues at all with all loaders. Wouldn't recommend this Lacie drive at all for use with Wii.
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