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Talk:Preloader/Priiloader

Posted: February 14th, 2010, 8:02pm PST by Bertm

WiiRemote Disconnection:

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	Thanks. [[User:Bertm\|Bertm]] 15:07, 11 February 2010 (UTC) Bertm		Thanks. [[User:Bertm\|Bertm]] 15:07, 11 February 2010 (UTC) Bertm
	:and that is why i hate unofficial releases. ow well, use a gamecube controller to move around in the menu. starting official 0.3 (rev47 or 48) you could press reset to boot sys menu but since this is a unofficial release thats not possible. gamecube controller is your cheapest way to go {{unsigned\|DacoTaco\|23:44, 13 February 2010 (UTC)}}		:and that is why i hate unofficial releases. ow well, use a gamecube controller to move around in the menu. starting official 0.3 (rev47 or 48) you could press reset to boot sys menu but since this is a unofficial release thats not possible. gamecube controller is your cheapest way to go {{unsigned\|DacoTaco\|23:44, 13 February 2010 (UTC)}}
	+	::DacoTaco, as you suggested, the GC controller is able to navigate through the Priiloader, however there is not much I can do so far.
	+	::Here are the results I get from each option.
	+
	+	::System Menu:
	+	::Failed to load System Menu
	+
	+	::Homebrew Channel:
	+	::Upside down, displays apps from the APPS folder but doesn't seem to answer to the GC controller
	+
	+	::Bootmii IOS:
	+	::Error booting Bootmii IOS (might not be installed???)
	+
	+	::Installed file:
	+	::Runs whichever .dol I install in the "Load/Install File" option
	+
	+	::Load/Install File:
	+	::Installs any .dol file residing on the SD root but hangs most of the time if I try to just load the same file
	+
	+	::System Menu Hacks:
	+	::Everything is disabled for now
	+
	+	::Settings:
	+	::Autoboot = System Menu
	+	::Return to = System Menu
	+	::Shutdown to = Off
	+	::Stop Disk = On
	+	::Light slot error = Off
	+	::Ignore standby setup = Off
	+	::Background color = White
	+	::Use System Menu IOS = On
	+
	+	::When I try to re-install the HBC with boot.elf and private folder on the root of SD it opens the first warning screen and doesn't respond to the GC controller.
	+
	+	::When I install "Wad Manager 1.5" dol on the SD root it opens the first warning screen and doesn't respond to the GC controller.
	+
	+	::When I install the "Sign Check" dol on the SD root it works properly until it reaches IOS31 rev 3349 and it hangs there.
	+
	+	::When I install "Dop-IOS Mod 11.5" dol on the SD root it seems to work with the GC controller.
	+	::When I hit the "Scan the Wii's Internals" it tells me that 25 IOS are safe to test but it hangs after the 18th, (IOS 31) just like "Sign Check" (It sees 250, 223, 222, 70, 61, 60, 57, 56, 55, 53, 50, 38, 37, 36, 35, 34, 33, 31 and they are all Fakesign)
	+
	+	::Questions:
	+	::1) Should I do anything about the IOS lower than 31 since I can't list them?
	+	::2) How can I de-install Bootmii to make sure it does not interfere with the System Menu?
	+	::3) What would be the best way for me to re-install the HBC?
	+	::4) Should I use "Dop-IOS Mod 11.5" to re-install the 4.2 System Menu since I read that this would de-install Priiloader, I might end up with a full brick?
	+
	+	::Thanks in advance, your suggestions will be greatly appreciated. --[[User:Bertm\|Bertm]] 03:54, 15 February 2010 (UTC)Bertm

	== Crash & Bug Reports ==		== Crash & Bug Reports ==

User talk:Megazig

Posted: February 2nd, 2010, 5:07pm PST by LoganA

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	Thank you. I didn't know about it before. I will start doing that. [[User:Megazig\|Megazig]] 19:18, 9 August 2009 (UTC)Megazig		Thank you. I didn't know about it before. I will start doing that. [[User:Megazig\|Megazig]] 19:18, 9 August 2009 (UTC)Megazig
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-	~~I heard you were making a brsar packer. Did you end up finishing that program? Please post the download link if you can. It is greatly appreciated. [[User:spikedog767\|spikedog767]]~~

	== Theme Hacks ==		== Theme Hacks ==
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	::Also, I don't know if you know this, but the "MegaCodeDownloader.dol" needs to be renamed to "boot.dol"--[[User:Funkamatic\|<font face="Copperplate Gothic Light"><font color="black">FUNK</font><font color="red">AMATIC</font></font>]] [[User talk:Funkamatic\|<font face="Impact" color="grey">~talk</font>]] 14:21, 28 September 2009 (UTC)		::Also, I don't know if you know this, but the "MegaCodeDownloader.dol" needs to be renamed to "boot.dol"--[[User:Funkamatic\|<font face="Copperplate Gothic Light"><font color="black">FUNK</font><font color="red">AMATIC</font></font>]] [[User talk:Funkamatic\|<font face="Impact" color="grey">~talk</font>]] 14:21, 28 September 2009 (UTC)
	+
	+	== brsar packer ==
	+
	+	I heard you were making a brsar packer. Did you end up finishing that program? Please post the download link if you can. It is greatly appreciated. [[User:spikedog767\|spikedog767]] <span style="font-size: smaller;" class="autosigned">—Preceding undated comment added 22:00, 1 February 2010 (UTC).</span><!--Template:Undated-->

User talk:Megazig

Posted: February 1st, 2010, 2:00pm PST by Spikedog767

Use ~~~~:

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	Thank you. I didn't know about it before. I will start doing that. [[User:Megazig\|Megazig]] 19:18, 9 August 2009 (UTC)Megazig		Thank you. I didn't know about it before. I will start doing that. [[User:Megazig\|Megazig]] 19:18, 9 August 2009 (UTC)Megazig
	+
	+	I heard you were making a brsar packer. Did you end up finishing that program? Please post the download link if you can. It is greatly appreciated. [[User:spikedog767\|spikedog767]]

	== Theme Hacks ==		== Theme Hacks ==

Preloader/hacks

Posted: January 25th, 2010, 5:15pm PST by Masamory

JAP 4.2: fixed wrong offset for [Remove NoCopy Save File Protection].

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	[Remove NoCopy Save File Protection]		[Remove NoCopy Save File Protection]
	version=480		version=480
-	offset=0x813C493C,0x813C4940,0x8134D740,0x815EB564,~~0x8135400C~~,0x8134D750,0x8134D754,0x8134D758,0x8134D75C	+	offset=0x813C493C,0x813C4940,0x8134D740,0x815EB564,0x8135343C,0x8134D750,0x8134D754,0x8134D758,0x8134D75C
	value=0x7C000000,0x4182001C,0x7C000000,0x38600001,0x3BE00000,0x801C0024,0x5400003C,0x901C0024,0x48000018		value=0x7C000000,0x4182001C,0x7C000000,0x38600001,0x3BE00000,0x801C0024,0x5400003C,0x901C0024,0x48000018
	[Move Disc Channel]		[Move Disc Channel]

Preloader/hacks

Posted: January 20th, 2010, 3:36am PST by Masamory

JAP 4.2: fixed missing offset for [No System Menu Background Music]

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	[No System Menu Background Music]		[No System Menu Background Music]
	version=480		version=480
-	offset=~~0x81333298~~	+	offset=0x8136A6D8
	value=0x4E800020		value=0x4E800020
	[No System Menu Sounds at all]		[No System Menu Sounds at all]

Preloader/Priiloader

Posted: January 15th, 2010, 2:15pm PST by DacoTaco

SPOILER ALERT :P getting ready for 0.3 (TAKE 2! :P )

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	== Changelog ==		== Changelog ==

-	;''~~current changes v0.2 ->~~ v0.3''	+	;''v0.3''

-	:* Change and fixed IOS Stub detection. All known IOS' are detected like they should. thank you ~~[[Talk:IOS History#Stub IOS\|~~Attila]]	+	:* Change and fixed IOS Stub detection. All known IOS' are detected like they should. thank you Attila
	+	:* Changed Autoboot setting so it would start system menu when having just updated/installed Priiloader
	:* Fixed Hacks.ini bug when it was made in linux (or any ini that doesn't have windows' \r\n newlines and uses \n instead)		:* Fixed Hacks.ini bug when it was made in linux (or any ini that doesn't have windows' \r\n newlines and uses \n instead)
	:* Fixed Bootstate handling. we should now handle all known bootstates correctly("invalid" bootstate 255 included). all unknown bootstates load priiloader instead		:* Fixed Bootstate handling. we should now handle all known bootstates correctly("invalid" bootstate 255 included). all unknown bootstates load priiloader instead
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	:* Fixed the Wii Blue Light on wiimail issue (when standby, forgot to merge the light init code from phpgeek)		:* Fixed the Wii Blue Light on wiimail issue (when standby, forgot to merge the light init code from phpgeek)
	:* Fixed Background issues when changing colour and not saving settings		:* Fixed Background issues when changing colour and not saving settings
	+	:* Fixed various video related bugs ( out of screen text, text on top of the other, ... )
	+	:* Fixed some ES_Identify Bugs (in a hacky way) when not using system menu IOS for system menu
	:* Reload Hacks completly when LoadHacks() is called and hacks were already loaded once		:* Reload Hacks completly when LoadHacks() is called and hacks were already loaded once
-	~~:* Changed Autoboot setting so it would start system menu when having just updated/installed Priiloader~~	+	:* Added the checksum function from priiloader to the installer. if the checksum fails it asks the user what to do. it checks when:
-	:* Added the checksum function from priiloader to the installer. if the checksum fails it asks the user what to do. it checks when:	+
	::* Coping (installation of priiloader) the System menu app		::* Coping (installation of priiloader) the System menu app
	::* Restoring (uninstall of priiloader) the System menu app		::* Restoring (uninstall of priiloader) the System menu app
-	::* after Writing the Priiloader app (the checking installation part)	+	::* after Writing the Priiloader app (the checking installation part)
	:* Added basic HBC Stub Loading. if priiloader (or a dol loaded by priiloader) crashes you can press reset to load HBC		:* Added basic HBC Stub Loading. if priiloader (or a dol loaded by priiloader) crashes you can press reset to load HBC
-	:* Added possibility to boot System Menu if no wiimote is detected. after 15 seconds priiloader booted press reset to boot system menu	+	:* Added possibility to boot System Menu if no wiimote is detected. after 15 seconds priiloader booted press reset to boot system menu
	+	:* Added a check when loading/installing binaries to see if the SD/USB is still present or not

Preloader/hacks

Posted: January 5th, 2010, 9:04pm PST by Da letter a

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	Self explanatory, I guess this could be handy to lock your Wii so the kids and family can't break it!		Self explanatory, I guess this could be handy to lock your Wii so the kids and family can't break it!

	+	==Ready-Made hacks.inis==
	+	A ready-made hacks.ini for System Menus 4.1 and 4.2 for all regions can be found [www.mediafire.com] here]
	==Systemmenu 4.2==		==Systemmenu 4.2==
	===USA 4.2===		===USA 4.2===

BootMii

Posted: January 3rd, 2010, 12:02pm PST by Bushing

fixed stuff about boot1

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	== How it works ==		== How it works ==
-	~~The~~ BootMii ~~Platform~~ is a [[boot2]] ~~hack~~, which is loaded by [[boot1]], which is loaded by [[boot0]]. [[boot0]] is part of [[Hollywood]] and read-only. [[boot1]], although stored on the [[NAND]], is signed by a value in write-once memory and therefore cannot be changed. [[boot2]], however, can be modified. This means it can be hacked, updated, and corrupted. BootMii ~~hacks~~ [[boot2]], ~~and allows running~~ code directly from SD Card~~, before anything else is loaded~~. This has many advantages, such as making it very difficult to [[brick]], and slowing Nintendo from blocking homebrew. Unfortunately, the only way we could completely stop Nintendo from blocking homebrew is by patching updates on-the-fly, or somehow preventing overwriting [[boot2]]. ~~Wii~~ Menu 4.2 ~~Fixes the bug found in boot1 on older wiis and completely removes it if it is installed if you~~ update ~~from~~ a ~~previous~~ version; ~~Which means if you downgrade~~ from ~~4.2 and~~ it ~~bricks you there~~ is ~~no getting it back~~.	+	BootMii is a modified version of [[boot2]], which is loaded by [[boot1]], which is loaded by [[boot0]]. [[boot0]] is part of [[Hollywood]] and read-only. [[boot1]], although stored on the [[NAND]], is signed by a value in write-once memory and therefore cannot be changed without rendering a console unable to boot. [[boot2]], however, can be modified (with some restrictions). This means it can be hacked, updated, and corrupted. BootMii hijacks the boot process before the normal [[boot2]] is run, optionally allowing code to be run directly from the SD Card. This has many advantages, such as making it very difficult to [[brick]], and slowing Nintendo from blocking homebrew. Unfortunately, the only way we could completely stop Nintendo from blocking homebrew is by patching updates on-the-fly, or somehow preventing overwriting [[boot2]]. Along with the System Menu 4.2 update, Nintendo released a new version of [[boot2]] (boot2v4); there is nothing in boot2v4 that prevents BootMii from working, but it will overwrite an existing BootMii installation when it is installed.

	== Compatibility ==		== Compatibility ==
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	== The new boot1 ==		== The new boot1 ==
-	~~Nintendo has released~~ a new version of [[boot1~~]],~~ which ~~disables Bootmii as~~ a [[boot2~~]] hack~~. ~~Fortunately, Bootmii can also be modified~~ to ~~work as a replacement for IOS, or as a separate IOS ([[IOS254]]). See~~ more at [hackmii.com] Hackmii]. Since boot1 cannot be updated, all consoles already manufactured before this update are safe. About 10% of the consoles that ran the BootMii Checker tool have the new boot1.	+	Consoles made after some point in 2008 (no concrete date is known) have a new version of boot1 that patches the vulnerability which allows the console to boot a modified boot2. The Hackmii Installer will detect this situation and refuse to modify boot2; see more at [hackmii.com] Hackmii]. Since boot1 cannot be updated, all consoles already manufactured before this update are safe. About 10% of the consoles that ran the BootMii Checker tool have the new boot1.

	== Console Keys and keys.bin ==		== Console Keys and keys.bin ==

BootMii

Posted: January 3rd, 2010, 12:02pm PST by Bushing

fixed stuff about boot1

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	== How it works ==		== How it works ==
-	~~The~~ BootMii ~~Platform~~ is a [[boot2]] ~~hack~~, which is loaded by [[boot1]], which is loaded by [[boot0]]. [[boot0]] is part of [[Hollywood]] and read-only. [[boot1]], although stored on the [[NAND]], is signed by a value in write-once memory and therefore cannot be changed. [[boot2]], however, can be modified. This means it can be hacked, updated, and corrupted. BootMii ~~hacks~~ [[boot2]], ~~and allows running~~ code directly from SD Card~~, before anything else is loaded~~. This has many advantages, such as making it very difficult to [[brick]], and slowing Nintendo from blocking homebrew. Unfortunately, the only way we could completely stop Nintendo from blocking homebrew is by patching updates on-the-fly, or somehow preventing overwriting [[boot2]]. ~~Wii~~ Menu 4.2 ~~Fixes the bug found in boot1 on older wiis and completely removes it if it is installed if you~~ update ~~from~~ a ~~previous~~ version; ~~Which means if you downgrade~~ from ~~4.2 and~~ it ~~bricks you there~~ is ~~no getting it back~~.	+	BootMii is a modified version of [[boot2]], which is loaded by [[boot1]], which is loaded by [[boot0]]. [[boot0]] is part of [[Hollywood]] and read-only. [[boot1]], although stored on the [[NAND]], is signed by a value in write-once memory and therefore cannot be changed without rendering a console unable to boot. [[boot2]], however, can be modified (with some restrictions). This means it can be hacked, updated, and corrupted. BootMii hijacks the boot process before the normal [[boot2]] is run, optionally allowing code to be run directly from the SD Card. This has many advantages, such as making it very difficult to [[brick]], and slowing Nintendo from blocking homebrew. Unfortunately, the only way we could completely stop Nintendo from blocking homebrew is by patching updates on-the-fly, or somehow preventing overwriting [[boot2]]. Along with the System Menu 4.2 update, Nintendo released a new version of [[boot2]] (boot2v4); there is nothing in boot2v4 that prevents BootMii from working, but it will overwrite an existing BootMii installation when it is installed.

	== Compatibility ==		== Compatibility ==
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	== The new boot1 ==		== The new boot1 ==
-	~~Nintendo has released~~ a new version of [[boot1~~]],~~ which ~~disables Bootmii as~~ a [[boot2~~]] hack~~. ~~Fortunately, Bootmii can also be modified~~ to ~~work as a replacement for IOS, or as a separate IOS ([[IOS254]]). See~~ more at [hackmii.com] Hackmii]. Since boot1 cannot be updated, all consoles already manufactured before this update are safe. About 10% of the consoles that ran the BootMii Checker tool have the new boot1.	+	Consoles made after some point in 2008 (no concrete date is known) have a new version of boot1 that patches the vulnerability which allows the console to boot a modified boot2. The Hackmii Installer will detect this situation and refuse to modify boot2; see more at [hackmii.com] Hackmii]. Since boot1 cannot be updated, all consoles already manufactured before this update are safe. About 10% of the consoles that ran the BootMii Checker tool have the new boot1.

	== Console Keys and keys.bin ==		== Console Keys and keys.bin ==

Preloader/Priiloader

Posted: January 2nd, 2010, 4:09pm PST by Attila

Attila not Atilla !

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	;''current changes v0.2 -> v0.3''		;''current changes v0.2 -> v0.3''

-	:* Change and fixed IOS Stub detection. All known IOS' are detected like they should. thank you [[Talk:IOS History#Stub IOS\|~~Atilla~~]]	+	:* Change and fixed IOS Stub detection. All known IOS' are detected like they should. thank you [[Talk:IOS History#Stub IOS\|Attila]]
	:* Fixed Hacks.ini bug when it was made in linux (or any ini that doesn't have windows' \r\n newlines and uses \n instead)		:* Fixed Hacks.ini bug when it was made in linux (or any ini that doesn't have windows' \r\n newlines and uses \n instead)
	:* Fixed Bootstate handling. we should now handle all known bootstates correctly("invalid" bootstate 255 included). all unknown bootstates load priiloader instead		:* Fixed Bootstate handling. we should now handle all known bootstates correctly("invalid" bootstate 255 included). all unknown bootstates load priiloader instead

Preloader/Priiloader

Posted: January 2nd, 2010, 4:09pm PST by Attila

Attila not Atilla !

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	;''current changes v0.2 -> v0.3''		;''current changes v0.2 -> v0.3''

-	:* Change and fixed IOS Stub detection. All known IOS' are detected like they should. thank you [[Talk:IOS History#Stub IOS\|~~Atilla~~]]	+	:* Change and fixed IOS Stub detection. All known IOS' are detected like they should. thank you [[Talk:IOS History#Stub IOS\|Attila]]
	:* Fixed Hacks.ini bug when it was made in linux (or any ini that doesn't have windows' \r\n newlines and uses \n instead)		:* Fixed Hacks.ini bug when it was made in linux (or any ini that doesn't have windows' \r\n newlines and uses \n instead)
	:* Fixed Bootstate handling. we should now handle all known bootstates correctly("invalid" bootstate 255 included). all unknown bootstates load priiloader instead		:* Fixed Bootstate handling. we should now handle all known bootstates correctly("invalid" bootstate 255 included). all unknown bootstates load priiloader instead

User:Chackstein

Posted: January 2nd, 2010, 12:50am PST by Chackstein

New user

New page

User:Chackstein

Posted: January 2nd, 2010, 12:50am PST by Chackstein

New user

New page

Preloader/Priiloader

Posted: January 2nd, 2010, 12:20am PST by LoganA

Changelog:

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	;''current changes v0.2 -> v0.3''		;''current changes v0.2 -> v0.3''

-	:* Change and fixed IOS Stub detection. All known IOS' are detected like they should. thank you [~~http://wiibrew.org/wiki/~~Talk:~~IOS_History~~#~~Stub_IOS~~ Atilla]	+	:* Change and fixed IOS Stub detection. All known IOS' are detected like they should. thank you [[Talk:IOS History#Stub IOS\|Atilla]]
	:* Fixed Hacks.ini bug when it was made in linux (or any ini that doesn't have windows' \r\n newlines and uses \n instead)		:* Fixed Hacks.ini bug when it was made in linux (or any ini that doesn't have windows' \r\n newlines and uses \n instead)
	:* Fixed Bootstate handling. we should now handle all known bootstates correctly("invalid" bootstate 255 included). all unknown bootstates load priiloader instead		:* Fixed Bootstate handling. we should now handle all known bootstates correctly("invalid" bootstate 255 included). all unknown bootstates load priiloader instead

Preloader/Priiloader

Posted: January 2nd, 2010, 12:20am PST by LoganA

Changelog:

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	;''current changes v0.2 -> v0.3''		;''current changes v0.2 -> v0.3''

-	:* Change and fixed IOS Stub detection. All known IOS' are detected like they should. thank you [~~http://wiibrew.org/wiki/~~Talk:~~IOS_History~~#~~Stub_IOS~~ Atilla]	+	:* Change and fixed IOS Stub detection. All known IOS' are detected like they should. thank you [[Talk:IOS History#Stub IOS\|Atilla]]
	:* Fixed Hacks.ini bug when it was made in linux (or any ini that doesn't have windows' \r\n newlines and uses \n instead)		:* Fixed Hacks.ini bug when it was made in linux (or any ini that doesn't have windows' \r\n newlines and uses \n instead)
	:* Fixed Bootstate handling. we should now handle all known bootstates correctly("invalid" bootstate 255 included). all unknown bootstates load priiloader instead		:* Fixed Bootstate handling. we should now handle all known bootstates correctly("invalid" bootstate 255 included). all unknown bootstates load priiloader instead

Preloader/hacks

Posted: January 1st, 2010, 9:08pm PST by Mariomaniac33

USA 4.2:

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	===USA 4.2===		===USA 4.2===
	<pre>		<pre>
	+	[Disable 4.2U Disc Region Checks]
	+	version=481
	+	offset=0x8137DBE8,0x8137E43C
	+	value=0x4800001C,0x60000000
	[Disable HAXX,DVDX,RZDx Checks]		[Disable HAXX,DVDX,RZDx Checks]
	version=481		version=481
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	===EUR 4.2===		===EUR 4.2===
	<pre>		<pre>
-	[Disable 4.2 disc region checks]	+	[Disable 4.2E disc region checks]
	version=482		version=482
	offset=0x8137DC90,0x8137E4E4		offset=0x8137DC90,0x8137E4E4
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	value=0x60000000		value=0x60000000
	</pre>		</pre>
	+
	===JAP 4.2===		===JAP 4.2===
	<pre>		<pre>

Preloader/hacks

Posted: January 1st, 2010, 9:08pm PST by Mariomaniac33

USA 4.2:

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	===USA 4.2===		===USA 4.2===
	<pre>		<pre>
	+	[Disable 4.2U Disc Region Checks]
	+	version=481
	+	offset=0x8137DBE8,0x8137E43C
	+	value=0x4800001C,0x60000000
	[Disable HAXX,DVDX,RZDx Checks]		[Disable HAXX,DVDX,RZDx Checks]
	version=481		version=481
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	===EUR 4.2===		===EUR 4.2===
	<pre>		<pre>
-	[Disable 4.2 disc region checks]	+	[Disable 4.2E disc region checks]
	version=482		version=482
	offset=0x8137DC90,0x8137E4E4		offset=0x8137DC90,0x8137E4E4
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	value=0x60000000		value=0x60000000
	</pre>		</pre>
	+
	===JAP 4.2===		===JAP 4.2===
	<pre>		<pre>

Preloader/Priiloader

Posted: January 1st, 2010, 3:07pm PST by DacoTaco

Changelog: co lawl

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	;''current changes v0.2 -> v0.3''		;''current changes v0.2 -> v0.3''

-	:* ~~Fixed~~ IOS Stub detection. ~~both IOS21 as Wankers Fail Cios 250~~ are detected ~~fine now~~.	+	:* Change and fixed IOS Stub detection. All known IOS' are detected like they should. thank you [wiibrew] .org/wiki/Talk:IOS_History#Stub_IOS Atilla]
	:* Fixed Hacks.ini bug when it was made in linux (or any ini that doesn't have windows' \r\n newlines and uses \n instead)		:* Fixed Hacks.ini bug when it was made in linux (or any ini that doesn't have windows' \r\n newlines and uses \n instead)
	:* Fixed Bootstate handling. we should now handle all known bootstates correctly("invalid" bootstate 255 included). all unknown bootstates load priiloader instead		:* Fixed Bootstate handling. we should now handle all known bootstates correctly("invalid" bootstate 255 included). all unknown bootstates load priiloader instead
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	::* Restoring (uninstall of priiloader) the System menu app		::* Restoring (uninstall of priiloader) the System menu app
	::* after Writing the Priiloader app (the checking installation part)		::* after Writing the Priiloader app (the checking installation part)
-	:* Added basic HBC Stub Loading. if priiloader (or a dol loaded by priiloader) crashes you can press reset to load HBC 1.~~0.5 or above~~	+	:* Added basic HBC Stub Loading. if priiloader (or a dol loaded by priiloader) crashes you can press reset to load HBC
	+	:* Added possibility to boot System Menu if no wiimote is detected. after 15 seconds priiloader booted press reset to boot system menu


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	:*Fixed bug with USBGecko		:*Fixed bug with USBGecko
-	~~:*Merged the old black theme with the new white one (thanks BlackPearl & Bad Uncle! ). they are changable in the settings~~
	:*Fix some elf loading		:*Fix some elf loading
-	~~:*Added a check on boot so some apps can reboot/launch system menu and force priiloader to show up (see magicword.zip)~~
	:*Fixed random (with very low % to actually happen)crash when loading dol/elf caused by wiimote		:*Fixed random (with very low % to actually happen)crash when loading dol/elf caused by wiimote
-	~~:*Re-added USB support. USB is used if SD is not found~~
-	~~:*Added Sanity checks when installing priiloader~~
	:*Fixed Bootstate bug which made the health check pop up when resetting wii(or returning to wii settings)		:*Fixed Bootstate bug which made the health check pop up when resetting wii(or returning to wii settings)
	+	:*Merged the old black theme with the new white one (thanks BlackPearl & Bad Uncle! ). they are changable in the settings
	:*Stopped priiloader from reloading ios if the chosen IOS = the already loaded IOS (in most cases System menu IOS)		:*Stopped priiloader from reloading ios if the chosen IOS = the already loaded IOS (in most cases System menu IOS)
	:*Added Stub IOS Detections when loading bootmii ios or IOS for System Menu. Only IOS 21 seems to be detected as stub...		:*Added Stub IOS Detections when loading bootmii ios or IOS for System Menu. Only IOS 21 seems to be detected as stub...
	+	:*Added a check on boot so some apps can reboot/launch system menu and force priiloader to show up (see magicword.zip)
	+	:*Re-added USB support. USB is used if SD is not found
	+	:*Added Sanity checks when installing priiloader

Preloader/Priiloader

Posted: January 1st, 2010, 3:07pm PST by DacoTaco

Changelog: co lawl

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	;''current changes v0.2 -> v0.3''		;''current changes v0.2 -> v0.3''

-	:* ~~Fixed~~ IOS Stub detection. ~~both IOS21 as Wankers Fail Cios 250~~ are detected ~~fine now~~.	+	:* Change and fixed IOS Stub detection. All known IOS' are detected like they should. thank you [wiibrew] .org/wiki/Talk:IOS_History#Stub_IOS Atilla]
	:* Fixed Hacks.ini bug when it was made in linux (or any ini that doesn't have windows' \r\n newlines and uses \n instead)		:* Fixed Hacks.ini bug when it was made in linux (or any ini that doesn't have windows' \r\n newlines and uses \n instead)
	:* Fixed Bootstate handling. we should now handle all known bootstates correctly("invalid" bootstate 255 included). all unknown bootstates load priiloader instead		:* Fixed Bootstate handling. we should now handle all known bootstates correctly("invalid" bootstate 255 included). all unknown bootstates load priiloader instead
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	::* Restoring (uninstall of priiloader) the System menu app		::* Restoring (uninstall of priiloader) the System menu app
	::* after Writing the Priiloader app (the checking installation part)		::* after Writing the Priiloader app (the checking installation part)
-	:* Added basic HBC Stub Loading. if priiloader (or a dol loaded by priiloader) crashes you can press reset to load HBC 1.~~0.5 or above~~	+	:* Added basic HBC Stub Loading. if priiloader (or a dol loaded by priiloader) crashes you can press reset to load HBC
	+	:* Added possibility to boot System Menu if no wiimote is detected. after 15 seconds priiloader booted press reset to boot system menu


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	:*Fixed bug with USBGecko		:*Fixed bug with USBGecko
-	~~:*Merged the old black theme with the new white one (thanks BlackPearl & Bad Uncle! ). they are changable in the settings~~
	:*Fix some elf loading		:*Fix some elf loading
-	~~:*Added a check on boot so some apps can reboot/launch system menu and force priiloader to show up (see magicword.zip)~~
	:*Fixed random (with very low % to actually happen)crash when loading dol/elf caused by wiimote		:*Fixed random (with very low % to actually happen)crash when loading dol/elf caused by wiimote
-	~~:*Re-added USB support. USB is used if SD is not found~~
-	~~:*Added Sanity checks when installing priiloader~~
	:*Fixed Bootstate bug which made the health check pop up when resetting wii(or returning to wii settings)		:*Fixed Bootstate bug which made the health check pop up when resetting wii(or returning to wii settings)
	+	:*Merged the old black theme with the new white one (thanks BlackPearl & Bad Uncle! ). they are changable in the settings
	:*Stopped priiloader from reloading ios if the chosen IOS = the already loaded IOS (in most cases System menu IOS)		:*Stopped priiloader from reloading ios if the chosen IOS = the already loaded IOS (in most cases System menu IOS)
	:*Added Stub IOS Detections when loading bootmii ios or IOS for System Menu. Only IOS 21 seems to be detected as stub...		:*Added Stub IOS Detections when loading bootmii ios or IOS for System Menu. Only IOS 21 seems to be detected as stub...
	+	:*Added a check on boot so some apps can reboot/launch system menu and force priiloader to show up (see magicword.zip)
	+	:*Re-added USB support. USB is used if SD is not found
	+	:*Added Sanity checks when installing priiloader

Talk:Preloader/Priiloader

Posted: December 20th, 2009, 10:31pm PST by DacoTaco

Crash & Bug Reports:

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	When using "Remove NoCopy Save File Protection" on System menu 4.1J with the correct hacks.ini copying of savegames from sd to flash or deleting savegames from flash will freeze the wii. In the case of deleting savegames from flash, this will cause the wii savegame menu to freeze while loading. [[User:Gannon\|Gannon]] 00:57, 21 December 2009 (UTC)		When using "Remove NoCopy Save File Protection" on System menu 4.1J with the correct hacks.ini copying of savegames from sd to flash or deleting savegames from flash will freeze the wii. In the case of deleting savegames from flash, this will cause the wii savegame menu to freeze while loading. [[User:Gannon\|Gannon]] 00:57, 21 December 2009 (UTC)
	+	:question is, is that related to priiloader or the hacks? if its the hacks then lol@person who made it :) --[[User:DacoTaco\|DacoTaco]] 06:31, 21 December 2009 (UTC)

	== Interesting Info from DacoTaco ==		== Interesting Info from DacoTaco ==

Talk:Preloader/Priiloader

Posted: December 20th, 2009, 4:57pm PST by Gannon

Crash & Bug Reports:

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	Priiloader v.02 only boots system menu every other time. I have noticed others on Tehskeen who have the same problem.--[[User:Sambena\|Sambena]] 03:26, 13 December 2009 (UTC)		Priiloader v.02 only boots system menu every other time. I have noticed others on Tehskeen who have the same problem.--[[User:Sambena\|Sambena]] 03:26, 13 December 2009 (UTC)
	+
	+	When using "Remove NoCopy Save File Protection" on System menu 4.1J with the correct hacks.ini copying of savegames from sd to flash or deleting savegames from flash will freeze the wii. In the case of deleting savegames from flash, this will cause the wii savegame menu to freeze while loading. [[User:Gannon\|Gannon]] 00:57, 21 December 2009 (UTC)

	== Interesting Info from DacoTaco ==		== Interesting Info from DacoTaco ==

Talk:Preloader/Priiloader

Posted: December 18th, 2009, 2:35am PST by Qwertymodo

Unable to AutoBoot into System Menu When SD is Inserted:

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	When my SD card is inserted, priiloader won't autoboot to the System Menu. Starting the Wii with no card inserted autoboots perfectly. I have it set to use System Menu IOS, if that makes any difference. Autoboot to HBC works fine. Haven't had a chance to test autobooting to installed .dol.--[[User:Qwertymodo\|Qwertymodo]] 06:10, 17 December 2009 (UTC)		When my SD card is inserted, priiloader won't autoboot to the System Menu. Starting the Wii with no card inserted autoboots perfectly. I have it set to use System Menu IOS, if that makes any difference. Autoboot to HBC works fine. Haven't had a chance to test autobooting to installed .dol.--[[User:Qwertymodo\|Qwertymodo]] 06:10, 17 December 2009 (UTC)
	:its being taken care off. it has to do with hacks :) --[[User:DacoTaco\|DacoTaco]] 15:34, 17 December 2009 (UTC)		:its being taken care off. it has to do with hacks :) --[[User:DacoTaco\|DacoTaco]] 15:34, 17 December 2009 (UTC)
	+	::Good to hear. Glad to see active development on this project. If it makes any difference, it fails to autoload with a card inserted regardless of whether or not the hacks.ini file is on the card.--[[User:Qwertymodo\|Qwertymodo]] 10:33, 18 December 2009 (UTC)

Talk:Preloader/Priiloader

Posted: December 18th, 2009, 2:35am PST by Qwertymodo

Unable to AutoBoot into System Menu When SD is Inserted:

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	When my SD card is inserted, priiloader won't autoboot to the System Menu. Starting the Wii with no card inserted autoboots perfectly. I have it set to use System Menu IOS, if that makes any difference. Autoboot to HBC works fine. Haven't had a chance to test autobooting to installed .dol.--[[User:Qwertymodo\|Qwertymodo]] 06:10, 17 December 2009 (UTC)		When my SD card is inserted, priiloader won't autoboot to the System Menu. Starting the Wii with no card inserted autoboots perfectly. I have it set to use System Menu IOS, if that makes any difference. Autoboot to HBC works fine. Haven't had a chance to test autobooting to installed .dol.--[[User:Qwertymodo\|Qwertymodo]] 06:10, 17 December 2009 (UTC)
	:its being taken care off. it has to do with hacks :) --[[User:DacoTaco\|DacoTaco]] 15:34, 17 December 2009 (UTC)		:its being taken care off. it has to do with hacks :) --[[User:DacoTaco\|DacoTaco]] 15:34, 17 December 2009 (UTC)
	+	::Good to hear. Glad to see active development on this project. If it makes any difference, it fails to autoload with a card inserted regardless of whether or not the hacks.ini file is on the card.--[[User:Qwertymodo\|Qwertymodo]] 10:33, 18 December 2009 (UTC)

Talk:Preloader/Priiloader

Posted: December 17th, 2009, 7:34am PST by DacoTaco

Unable to AutoBoot into System Menu When SD is Inserted: i keep forgetting it damnit

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	When my SD card is inserted, priiloader won't autoboot to the System Menu. Starting the Wii with no card inserted autoboots perfectly. I have it set to use System Menu IOS, if that makes any difference. Autoboot to HBC works fine. Haven't had a chance to test autobooting to installed .dol.--[[User:Qwertymodo\|Qwertymodo]] 06:10, 17 December 2009 (UTC)		When my SD card is inserted, priiloader won't autoboot to the System Menu. Starting the Wii with no card inserted autoboots perfectly. I have it set to use System Menu IOS, if that makes any difference. Autoboot to HBC works fine. Haven't had a chance to test autobooting to installed .dol.--[[User:Qwertymodo\|Qwertymodo]] 06:10, 17 December 2009 (UTC)
	+	:its being taken care off. it has to do with hacks :) --[[User:DacoTaco\|DacoTaco]] 15:34, 17 December 2009 (UTC)

Talk:Preloader/Priiloader

Posted: December 17th, 2009, 7:34am PST by DacoTaco

Unable to AutoBoot into System Menu When SD is Inserted: i keep forgetting it damnit

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	When my SD card is inserted, priiloader won't autoboot to the System Menu. Starting the Wii with no card inserted autoboots perfectly. I have it set to use System Menu IOS, if that makes any difference. Autoboot to HBC works fine. Haven't had a chance to test autobooting to installed .dol.--[[User:Qwertymodo\|Qwertymodo]] 06:10, 17 December 2009 (UTC)		When my SD card is inserted, priiloader won't autoboot to the System Menu. Starting the Wii with no card inserted autoboots perfectly. I have it set to use System Menu IOS, if that makes any difference. Autoboot to HBC works fine. Haven't had a chance to test autobooting to installed .dol.--[[User:Qwertymodo\|Qwertymodo]] 06:10, 17 December 2009 (UTC)
	+	:its being taken care off. it has to do with hacks :) --[[User:DacoTaco\|DacoTaco]] 15:34, 17 December 2009 (UTC)

Talk:Preloader/hacks

Posted: December 6th, 2009, 9:10pm PST by LoganA

4.2 hacks for 4.1:

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	Not sure how to do it myself, but 4.2 usa has a lot more hacks than 4.1 usa some that i would like.		Not sure how to do it myself, but 4.2 usa has a lot more hacks than 4.1 usa some that i would like.
	Not sure why as less people are on 4.2 or should not be on it at least. Can anyone make the hacks for 4.1? That would be awesome, i assume you cant just copy the 4.2 ones, not gonna bother trying.		Not sure why as less people are on 4.2 or should not be on it at least. Can anyone make the hacks for 4.1? That would be awesome, i assume you cant just copy the 4.2 ones, not gonna bother trying.
-	Thanks	+	Thanks <small>—Preceding unsigned comment added by [[User:Sgt.Sausage\|Sgt.Sausage]] ([[User talk:Sgt.Sausage\|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/Sgt.Sausage\|contribs]]) 23:49, 6 December 2009 (UTC)</small>

Talk:Preloader/hacks

Posted: December 6th, 2009, 3:49pm PST by Sgt.Sausage

4.2 hacks for 4.1: new section

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	I have a version 4.1 wii and now that they have 4.2 i cant use the wii shop channel.Can any of these hacks enabel me to use the wii shop channel again--[[User:Wiier\|Wiier]] 12:43, 19 October 2009 (UTC)		I have a version 4.1 wii and now that they have 4.2 i cant use the wii shop channel.Can any of these hacks enabel me to use the wii shop channel again--[[User:Wiier\|Wiier]] 12:43, 19 October 2009 (UTC)
	:this is not something you would fix with preloader. you need to install the latest wiishop. use [[WiiSCU]] and just install the shop channel. --[[User:Yossi\|Yossi]] 18:50, 19 October 2009 (UTC)		:this is not something you would fix with preloader. you need to install the latest wiishop. use [[WiiSCU]] and just install the shop channel. --[[User:Yossi\|Yossi]] 18:50, 19 October 2009 (UTC)
	+
	+	== 4.2 hacks for 4.1 ==
	+
	+	Not sure how to do it myself, but 4.2 usa has a lot more hacks than 4.1 usa some that i would like.
	+	Not sure why as less people are on 4.2 or should not be on it at least. Can anyone make the hacks for 4.1? That would be awesome, i assume you cant just copy the 4.2 ones, not gonna bother trying.
	+	Thanks

Talk:StartPatch/StartPatch Mod

Posted: November 6th, 2009, 5:08am PST by Jigen

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	==Works on all Systemmenu's?==		==Works on all Systemmenu's?==
	Hi, i got v3.2E. Can i use this program aswel?		Hi, i got v3.2E. Can i use this program aswel?
	+	:Currently only works with the 4.2 menus as I don't have the patches.h for older menus, nor know how to convert preloader's hacks.ini into StartPatch's format

User:DsHacker14

Posted: October 27th, 2009, 5:31pm PDT by DsHacker14

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	YouTube: [www.youtube.com] />		YouTube: [www.youtube.com] />
-	Website: [www.arschacks] ~~.110mb~~.com/	+	Website: [www.arschacks.com]

Talk:Preloader/hacks

Posted: October 19th, 2009, 11:50am PDT by Yossi

wii shop:

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	I have a version 4.1 wii and now that they have 4.2 i cant use the wii shop channel.Can any of these hacks enabel me to use the wii shop channel again--[[User:Wiier\|Wiier]] 12:43, 19 October 2009 (UTC)		I have a version 4.1 wii and now that they have 4.2 i cant use the wii shop channel.Can any of these hacks enabel me to use the wii shop channel again--[[User:Wiier\|Wiier]] 12:43, 19 October 2009 (UTC)
	+	:this is not something you would fix with preloader. you need to install the latest wiishop. use [[WiiSCU]] and just install the shop channel. --[[User:Yossi\|Yossi]] 18:50, 19 October 2009 (UTC)

Preloader/hacks/fr

Posted: October 10th, 2009, 5:16am PDT by Oops

EUR v4.2:

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	<pre>		<pre>
	[Désactiver vérification HAXX,DVDX,RZDx]		[Désactiver vérification HAXX,DVDX,RZDx]
-	version=~~482~~	+	version=481
-	offset=~~0x81334610~~	+	offset=0x813345A0
	+	value=0x60000000
	+	[Bloquer les mises à jours des jeux]
	+	version=481
	+	offset=0x8137F5BC,0x8137F5C0,0x8137F564,0x8137F568,0x8137F4BC,0x8137F4C0
	+	value=0x60000000,0x60000000,0x60000000,0x60000000,0x60000000,0x60000000
	+	[Bloquer les mises à jours en ligne]
	+	version=481
	+	offset=0x8168FDB0
	+	value=0x6E756C6C
	+	[Désactiver la protection anti-copie des sauvegardes]
	+	version=481
	+	offset=0x813C55EC,0x813C55F0,0x8134E260,0x815C2624,0x81353F5C,0x8134E270,0x8134E274,0x8134E278,0x8134E27C
	+	value=0x7C000000,0x4182001C,0x7C000000,0x38600001,0x3BE00000,0x801C0024,0x5400003C,0x901C0024,0x48000018
	+	[Autorisé déplacement de la chaîne disque]
	+	version=481
	+	offset=0x813AFC00
	+	value=0x60000000
	+	[Désactiver la musique de fond]
	+	version=481
	+	offset=0x8136B224
	+	value=0x4E800020
	+	[Pas de son du système menu du tout]
	+	version=481
	+	offset=0x8136B1F8
	+	value=0x4E800020
	+	[Pas de son du système menu (Channel BGM)]
	+	version=481
	+	offset=0x8136B270
	+	value=0x4E800020
	+	[Recovery Mode (haut sur D-Pad GC port4)]
	+	version=481
	+	offset=0x8137ACCC,0x81379900
	+	value=0x2C000008,0x60000000
	+	[Forcer le Recovery Mode Standard]
	+	version=481
	+	offset=0x8137ACB4
	+	value=0x48000020
	+	[Pas de vérif. disque de diagnostic]
	+	version=481
	+	offset=0x81379900
	+	value=0x60000000
	+	[Désactiver l'avertissement sante]
	+	version=481
	+	offset=0x813BD524
	+	value=0x48000034
	+	[Remplacer l'avert. sante par le menu]
	+	version=481
	+	offset=0x81656FF4
	+	value=0x81409C9C
	+	[Forcer à démarrer sur l'IOS249]
	+	version=481
	+	offset=0x8137BD7C,0x8137BD80
	+	value=0x3B200001,0x3B0000F9
	+	[Desactiver la région des jeux GC (No VM Patch)]
	+	version=481
	+	offset=0x8137D90C,0x8137D910
	+	value=0x900DA5D8,0x38000032
	+	[Desactiver la région des Chaînes]
	+	version=481
	+	offset=0x8152DA88,0x81530F34,0x8152DF70,0x813B68AC
	+	value=0x60000000,0x4E800020,0x38000001,0x48000028
	+	[Écran noir au chargement du sytème menu!]
	+	version=481
	+	offset=0x8137ACDC
	value=0x60000000		value=0x60000000
	</pre>		</pre>

User:Mellon!/Mellon's Notes

Posted: October 5th, 2009, 2:11pm PDT by Mellon!

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	How To Stop It From Killing Your Hacks		How To Stop It From Killing Your Hacks
	+
	+	Just Update Your Hbc As You Would When You First Haxxed Your Wii! :-)
	+
	+	--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
	+
	+	Well I Got The Horribly Phucked System Menu ( IOS70 ?) Update Message Today , So Most People Got This E-Mail! I Removed It A Soon As I Saw It! :-) But Please Do What I Did When You Get It! :-)
	+
	+	-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------

StartPatch

Posted: October 5th, 2009, 7:43am PDT by TiMeBoMb

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	{{Infobox homebrew		{{Infobox homebrew
-	\| title = ~~Startpatch~~	+	\| title = StartPatch
	\| image = [[File:StartPatch icon.png]]		\| image = [[File:StartPatch icon.png]]
	\| type = system tool		\| type = system tool
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	{{Modifies NAND}}		{{Modifies NAND}}
	+

	== Overview ==		== Overview ==
	'''StartPatch''' is a homebrew application that patches your System Menu v4.0 and v4.1 in a similar fashion as [[starfall\|StarFall]].		'''StartPatch''' is a homebrew application that patches your System Menu v4.0 and v4.1 in a similar fashion as [[starfall\|StarFall]].

-	~~== Brick Warning ==~~

	+	== Brick Warning ==
	In the unlikely case that you lose power during patching process, you will brick. This will only happen if you lose power while the patches are being applied, and as this is a quick process, there is small risk of bricking. However, if you do brick, no one is responsible. There is no warranty with this app. You should take a BootMii NAND dump and have [[BootMii]] installed as boot2 (if possible) as a precaution.		In the unlikely case that you lose power during patching process, you will brick. This will only happen if you lose power while the patches are being applied, and as this is a quick process, there is small risk of bricking. However, if you do brick, no one is responsible. There is no warranty with this app. You should take a BootMii NAND dump and have [[BootMii]] installed as boot2 (if possible) as a precaution.

-	~~== Non-Brick Related Note ==~~

	+	== Non-Brick Related Note ==
	I have only tested the 4.0.4 USA version and cannot say if others work. I can now confirm that StartPatch 4.1 NTSC-U does work [[Talk:StartPatch#No GCN\|mostly]].		I have only tested the 4.0.4 USA version and cannot say if others work. I can now confirm that StartPatch 4.1 NTSC-U does work [[Talk:StartPatch#No GCN\|mostly]].

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	Example: preloader can't have "press right on GC pad" while StartPatch has that same hack on.		Example: preloader can't have "press right on GC pad" while StartPatch has that same hack on.

-	~~== Features ==~~

	+	== Features ==
	This is basically Starfall for versions 4.0 and 4.1.		This is basically Starfall for versions 4.0 and 4.1.

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	Can autoboot a game by booting the Recovery menu, pressing Y on a Nintendo Gamecube controller in port 1 and removing the diagnostic disc check		Can autoboot a game by booting the Recovery menu, pressing Y on a Nintendo Gamecube controller in port 1 and removing the diagnostic disc check
	+

	== Installation ==		== Installation ==
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	Remove No-Copy Flags 1/5		Remove No-Copy Flags 1/5
	+

	== Why not Preloader? ==		== Why not Preloader? ==
	Because this wont let the disc spin forever in the the drive.		Because this wont let the disc spin forever in the the drive.
	However if you use Preloader for auto-booting to the HBC then sorry, this is for System Menu hacks only.		However if you use Preloader for auto-booting to the HBC then sorry, this is for System Menu hacks only.
	+

	== Requirements ==		== Requirements ==
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	-A trucha enabled IOS 36 installed for 4.0		-A trucha enabled IOS 36 installed for 4.0
	+

	== Download ==		== Download ==
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	for NTSC JAP (Japan) [www.4shared.com] StartPatchv4.0.5 JAP]		for NTSC JAP (Japan) [www.4shared.com] StartPatchv4.0.5 JAP]
	+

	== Final Note ==		== Final Note ==
	Once again, no one holds any responsibility in the case of a brick		Once again, no one holds any responsibility in the case of a brick
-
	Enjoy!!		Enjoy!!

Talk:StartPatch

Posted: October 5th, 2009, 7:41am PDT by TiMeBoMb

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	Plus credit must go to the others that have edited this page and made it better.--[[User:Flyguy\|Flyguy]] 14:04, 22 July 2009 (UTC)		Plus credit must go to the others that have edited this page and made it better.--[[User:Flyguy\|Flyguy]] 14:04, 22 July 2009 (UTC)

-	~~== Reps ==~~

	+	== NEW StartPatch To Update 4.2?? ==
	+	When the Startpatch to 4.2 come out? My Wii actually is 4.0, before has 4.1, but certain patches disability the GameCube games funcionality on Disc Channel and too some games was running at 50hz (black & white screen), then i have to remove the patch "Force Disc Region" to the my games run at 60hz (colors screen). I was a little disappointed with StartPatch 4.1, then i have to switch the firmware 4.1 to 4.0 to use the StartPatch 4.0 is very better funcionality!! Now, i want you update the new StartPatch 4.2 (with same funcionality of StartPatch 4.0), please!! -- [[User:T-Rex\|T-Rex]] 21:43, 01 October 2009 (UTC)
	+
	+	:I too would love to see a new StartPatch! According to Preloader, the offsets have been identified. I wonder what is taking so long for this release?? '' — [[User:TiMeBoMb\|TiMeBoMb]]'' 14:41, 5 October 2009 (UTC)
	+
	+
	+	== Reps ==
	I give you some massive reps for this. Preloader always bricked my Wii, but this didn't and the hacks did work! Thanks,		I give you some massive reps for this. Preloader always bricked my Wii, but this didn't and the hacks did work! Thanks,
	[[User:TPAINROXX\|<font face="VINETA BT"><font color="black">-TPAINROXX</font>/<font color="green">BKW</font></font>]] 01:38, 23 July 2009 (UTC)		[[User:TPAINROXX\|<font face="VINETA BT"><font color="black">-TPAINROXX</font>/<font color="green">BKW</font></font>]] 01:38, 23 July 2009 (UTC)
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	No problem! :-P I just made the page and the reals kudos should go to aquilino.		No problem! :-P I just made the page and the reals kudos should go to aquilino.
	Heck, I kinda enjoyed making the page!--[[User:Flyguy\|Flyguy]] 14:28, 23 July 2009 (UTC)		Heck, I kinda enjoyed making the page!--[[User:Flyguy\|Flyguy]] 14:28, 23 July 2009 (UTC)
	+

	== Just a question ==		== Just a question ==
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	:Don't worry, wanin's cIOS installed. And no intencion to downgrade (I haven't till now, why should I? 3.3v1 has trucha bug in all the IOS but 30, -correct me if I'm wrong-) And probably I will not upgrade either. No need to access SD from Menu and don't play games, just homebrew. If it works it's better not to touch it ;-). Thanks for your help.[[User:anonimo200\|anonimo200]] 14:13, 24 July 2009 (UTC)		:Don't worry, wanin's cIOS installed. And no intencion to downgrade (I haven't till now, why should I? 3.3v1 has trucha bug in all the IOS but 30, -correct me if I'm wrong-) And probably I will not upgrade either. No need to access SD from Menu and don't play games, just homebrew. If it works it's better not to touch it ;-). Thanks for your help.[[User:anonimo200\|anonimo200]] 14:13, 24 July 2009 (UTC)

-	~~== Patches don't install ==~~

	+	== Patches don't install ==
	When I try to install any patch, it just says "The patch section was not found in the DOL. Nothing to do."		When I try to install any patch, it just says "The patch section was not found in the DOL. Nothing to do."
	Is it a bad download or something? [[User:Swift Finch\|Swift Finch]] 18:52, 23 July 2009 (UTC)		Is it a bad download or something? [[User:Swift Finch\|Swift Finch]] 18:52, 23 July 2009 (UTC)
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	:I know, I'm just a lazy bastard and didn't want to reinstall my themes and everything. But I did, and StartPatch is now awesome. Thanks everyone. [[User:Swift Finch\|Swift Finch]] 12:55, 30 July 2009 (UTC)		:I know, I'm just a lazy bastard and didn't want to reinstall my themes and everything. But I did, and StartPatch is now awesome. Thanks everyone. [[User:Swift Finch\|Swift Finch]] 12:55, 30 July 2009 (UTC)

-	~~== Error -1024 ==~~

	+	== Error -1024 ==
	As soon as i attempt to start the program i get that error and it goes back to Homebrew channel i have BootMii installed if that matters <small>—Preceding unsigned comment added by [[User:TehHacker\|TehHacker]] ([[User talk:TehHacker\|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/TehHacker\|contribs]]) 23:25, 26 July 2009 (UTC)</small>		As soon as i attempt to start the program i get that error and it goes back to Homebrew channel i have BootMii installed if that matters <small>—Preceding unsigned comment added by [[User:TehHacker\|TehHacker]] ([[User talk:TehHacker\|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/TehHacker\|contribs]]) 23:25, 26 July 2009 (UTC)</small>

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	How exactly do you plan on doing that? You cant do it without the trucha (legally anyway). Therefore you wont be able to do use ay apps that require trucha.		How exactly do you plan on doing that? You cant do it without the trucha (legally anyway). Therefore you wont be able to do use ay apps that require trucha.
	PS: You don't really install trucha. Pre-3.2 System Menus started come that way. It is a "thinking" process within the IOS's and Nintendo removed it and patched the thought process. See [[IOS\|here]] for more info on IOS's.--[[User:Flyguy\|Flyguy]] 21:01, 11 August 2009 (UTC)		PS: You don't really install trucha. Pre-3.2 System Menus started come that way. It is a "thinking" process within the IOS's and Nintendo removed it and patched the thought process. See [[IOS\|here]] for more info on IOS's.--[[User:Flyguy\|Flyguy]] 21:01, 11 August 2009 (UTC)
	+

	== No GCN ==		== No GCN ==
	Hey just FYI, on 4.1U, "Region Free Wii Discs" Kills my Gamecube functionability. Don't know if this was a problem in preloader too, just decided to point that out. And a hefty thanks for letting me rid myself of the whole "my wii spins up all night if I leave a disc in problem". Kudos. -- [[User:Poohead900\|Poohead900]] (n00b) <span style="font-size: smaller;" class="autosigned">—Preceding undated comment added 01:50, 29 July 2009 (UTC).</span><!--Template:Undated-->		Hey just FYI, on 4.1U, "Region Free Wii Discs" Kills my Gamecube functionability. Don't know if this was a problem in preloader too, just decided to point that out. And a hefty thanks for letting me rid myself of the whole "my wii spins up all night if I leave a disc in problem". Kudos. -- [[User:Poohead900\|Poohead900]] (n00b) <span style="font-size: smaller;" class="autosigned">—Preceding undated comment added 01:50, 29 July 2009 (UTC).</span><!--Template:Undated-->
-

	Hmm... Didn't know that. Unfortunately I cant help you there. (I don't use region free discs) however do you have anything else (non-startpatch) that could cause this problem?--[[User:Flyguy\|Flyguy]] 13:48, 29 July 2009 (UTC)		Hmm... Didn't know that. Unfortunately I cant help you there. (I don't use region free discs) however do you have anything else (non-startpatch) that could cause this problem?--[[User:Flyguy\|Flyguy]] 13:48, 29 July 2009 (UTC)
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	I thought I'd add that if you can't play Gamecube games, use Gecko OS until a fix has been released.--[[User:SonicHyuga\|SonicHyuga]] 00:36, 5 October 2009 (UTC)		I thought I'd add that if you can't play Gamecube games, use Gecko OS until a fix has been released.--[[User:SonicHyuga\|SonicHyuga]] 00:36, 5 October 2009 (UTC)

-	~~== Will the Region Free option allow me to play imports? ==~~

	+	== Will the Region Free option allow me to play imports? ==
	Will the Region Free option allow me to play a ntsc game on my pal wii?		Will the Region Free option allow me to play a ntsc game on my pal wii?

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	Yes and the remove no copy protection lets you copy over the save files of games that dont normally let you. (i.e. Animal Crossing, Smash Bros. Brawl, ect.)--[[User:Flyguy\|Flyguy]] 14:05, 22 August 2009 (UTC)		Yes and the remove no copy protection lets you copy over the save files of games that dont normally let you. (i.e. Animal Crossing, Smash Bros. Brawl, ect.)--[[User:Flyguy\|Flyguy]] 14:05, 22 August 2009 (UTC)

-	~~== "getting file size...... error; -4" message when trying to install startpatch==~~

	+	== "getting file size...... error; -4" message when trying to install startpatch==
	i am trying to install startpatch4.1 on my japanese 4.1J Wii. my wii has homebrew channel installed, i can play my backups on my wii etc etc. i have downloaded the japanese version of startpatch, and load it through homebrew, try to install, and then it reaches a point where it says		i am trying to install startpatch4.1 on my japanese 4.1J Wii. my wii has homebrew channel installed, i can play my backups on my wii etc etc. i have downloaded the japanese version of startpatch, and load it through homebrew, try to install, and then it reaches a point where it says

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	<small>—Preceding unsigned comment added by [[User:Tommitek\|Tommitek]] ([[User talk:Tommitek\|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/Tommitek\|contribs]]) 04:40, 5 September 2009 (UTC)</small>		<small>—Preceding unsigned comment added by [[User:Tommitek\|Tommitek]] ([[User talk:Tommitek\|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/Tommitek\|contribs]]) 04:40, 5 September 2009 (UTC)</small>
	+

	== Ignore Standby ==		== Ignore Standby ==
	I really like the "Ignore Standby" patch from Preloader, since I do use the Weather and News Channel, but doesn't like to leave the Wii in Standby (orange led) all night long. Is there any chance to see this patch in StartPatch? -- [[User:Raptor\|Raptor]] 14:27, 6 September 2009 (UTC)		I really like the "Ignore Standby" patch from Preloader, since I do use the Weather and News Channel, but doesn't like to leave the Wii in Standby (orange led) all night long. Is there any chance to see this patch in StartPatch? -- [[User:Raptor\|Raptor]] 14:27, 6 September 2009 (UTC)
-
-	~~== NEW StartPatch to update 4.2?? ==~~
-
-	When the Startpatch to 4.2 come out? My Wii actually is 4.0, before has 4.1, but certain patches disability the GameCube games funcionality on Disc Channel and too some games was running at 50hz (black & white screen), then i have to remove the patch "Force Disc Region" to the my games run at 60hz (colors screen). I was a little disappointed with StartPatch 4.1, then i have to switch the firmware 4.1 to 4.0 to use the StartPatch 4.0 is very better funcionality!! Now, i want you update the new StartPatch 4.2 (with same funcionality of StartPatch 4.0), please!! -- [[User:T-Rex\|T-Rex]] 21:43, 01 October 2009 (UTC)

Preloader/hacks

Posted: October 5th, 2009, 1:49am PDT by Yossi

region free Wii games_1:

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	=== Replace Healthwarning with Backmenu ===		=== Replace Healthwarning with Backmenu ===
-	No ~~londer~~ displays black/white health warning screen, so no need to press A, it will go straight to the channels screen.	+	No longer displays black/white health warning screen, so no need to press A, it will go straight to the channels screen.

	=== No health check ===		=== No health check ===
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	Removes the integrated region check. You'll be able to play imports this way.		Removes the integrated region check. You'll be able to play imports this way.

-	=== ~~region~~ free Wii games_1 ===	+	=== Region free Wii games_1 ===
	Same as "Region Free Wii Discs".		Same as "Region Free Wii Discs".

Preloader/hacks

Posted: October 5th, 2009, 12:00am PDT by Xzxero

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	+	==Universal Hacks.ini==
	+	=== [www.megaupload.com] hacks.ini] ===
	+	This is an universal hacks.ini that should work on every system menu below. Just use it like you normally would.
	+
	==Descriptions==		==Descriptions==
	=== Disable HAXX,DVDX,RZDx checks ===		=== Disable HAXX,DVDX,RZDx checks ===

Preloader/hacks

Posted: October 5th, 2009, 12:00am PDT by Xzxero

← Older revision	Revision as of 07:00, 5 October 2009
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	+	==Universal Hacks.ini==
	+	=== [www.megaupload.com] hacks.ini] ===
	+	This is an universal hacks.ini that should work on every system menu below. Just use it like you normally would.
	+
	==Descriptions==		==Descriptions==
	=== Disable HAXX,DVDX,RZDx checks ===		=== Disable HAXX,DVDX,RZDx checks ===

Talk:System Menu 4.2

Posted: October 4th, 2009, 1:02pm PDT by Crundy

Safe updater:

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	::: Makes sense. Coincidentally Wii Fit plus is coming out in next couple of days. We'll see what happens... -- [[User:Spec\|Spec]] 17:13, 29 September 2009 (UTC)		::: Makes sense. Coincidentally Wii Fit plus is coming out in next couple of days. We'll see what happens... -- [[User:Spec\|Spec]] 17:13, 29 September 2009 (UTC)
	::::There is no real need for a safe updater, as the only purpose of this update was killing homebrew. Without that, the update is completely pointless, and is basically 4.1 running on IOS70. However, if you really want a safe updater, it would need to just install IOS70 and System Menu 4.2 for your region, and it would need to patch the System Menu before installing to prevent HAXX and DVDX deletion. This shouldn't be TOO hard, because there are already preloader hacks for all regions except Japan which do this. It would just be a case of patching these hacks into the system menu before installation I think. --[[User:SifJar\|SifJar]] 19:11, 29 September 2009 (UTC)		::::There is no real need for a safe updater, as the only purpose of this update was killing homebrew. Without that, the update is completely pointless, and is basically 4.1 running on IOS70. However, if you really want a safe updater, it would need to just install IOS70 and System Menu 4.2 for your region, and it would need to patch the System Menu before installing to prevent HAXX and DVDX deletion. This shouldn't be TOO hard, because there are already preloader hacks for all regions except Japan which do this. It would just be a case of patching these hacks into the system menu before installation I think. --[[User:SifJar\|SifJar]] 19:11, 29 September 2009 (UTC)
	+	:::::What about the shop channel? Alright, I can wait a bit before buying any games but will the standard shop updater work with this update? [[User:Crundy\|Crundy]] 20:02, 4 October 2009 (UTC)

	==How does it remove HBC?==		==How does it remove HBC?==

Talk:System Menu 4.2

Posted: October 4th, 2009, 1:02pm PDT by Crundy

Safe updater:

← Older revision	Revision as of 20:02, 4 October 2009
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	::: Makes sense. Coincidentally Wii Fit plus is coming out in next couple of days. We'll see what happens... -- [[User:Spec\|Spec]] 17:13, 29 September 2009 (UTC)		::: Makes sense. Coincidentally Wii Fit plus is coming out in next couple of days. We'll see what happens... -- [[User:Spec\|Spec]] 17:13, 29 September 2009 (UTC)
	::::There is no real need for a safe updater, as the only purpose of this update was killing homebrew. Without that, the update is completely pointless, and is basically 4.1 running on IOS70. However, if you really want a safe updater, it would need to just install IOS70 and System Menu 4.2 for your region, and it would need to patch the System Menu before installing to prevent HAXX and DVDX deletion. This shouldn't be TOO hard, because there are already preloader hacks for all regions except Japan which do this. It would just be a case of patching these hacks into the system menu before installation I think. --[[User:SifJar\|SifJar]] 19:11, 29 September 2009 (UTC)		::::There is no real need for a safe updater, as the only purpose of this update was killing homebrew. Without that, the update is completely pointless, and is basically 4.1 running on IOS70. However, if you really want a safe updater, it would need to just install IOS70 and System Menu 4.2 for your region, and it would need to patch the System Menu before installing to prevent HAXX and DVDX deletion. This shouldn't be TOO hard, because there are already preloader hacks for all regions except Japan which do this. It would just be a case of patching these hacks into the system menu before installation I think. --[[User:SifJar\|SifJar]] 19:11, 29 September 2009 (UTC)
	+	:::::What about the shop channel? Alright, I can wait a bit before buying any games but will the standard shop updater work with this update? [[User:Crundy\|Crundy]] 20:02, 4 October 2009 (UTC)

	==How does it remove HBC?==		==How does it remove HBC?==

Preloader/hacks

Posted: October 3rd, 2009, 11:12pm PDT by Mariomaniac33

Lock out System Menu with Blackscreen:

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	=== Lock out System Menu with Blackscreen ===		=== Lock out System Menu with Blackscreen ===
-	Same as Blackscreen at Wii system menu Startup!	+	Same as "Blackscreen at Wii system menu Startup!"

	=== DSI Error code at Wii system menu Startup! ===		=== DSI Error code at Wii system menu Startup! ===
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	===USA 4.2===		===USA 4.2===
	<pre>		<pre>
-	[Disable HAXX,DVDX,RZDx ~~checks~~]	+	[Disable HAXX,DVDX,RZDx Checks]
	version=481		version=481
	offset=0x813345A0		offset=0x813345A0
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	offset=0x8136B1F8		offset=0x8136B1F8
	value=0x4E800020		value=0x4E800020
-	[Recovery ~~Menu~~ (D-Pad Up 4th GC)]	+	[Recovery Mode (D-Pad Up 4th GC)]
	version=481		version=481
	offset=0x8137ACCC,0x81379900		offset=0x8137ACCC,0x81379900
	value=0x2C000008,0x60000000		value=0x2C000008,0x60000000
-	[Force Standard Recovery ~~Menu~~]	+	[Force Standard Recovery Mode]
	version=481		version=481
	offset=0x8137ACB4		offset=0x8137ACB4
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	offset=0x8152DA88,0x81530F34,0x8152DF70,0x813B68AC		offset=0x8152DA88,0x81530F34,0x8152DF70,0x813B68AC
	value=0x60000000,0x4E800020,0x38000001,0x48000028		value=0x60000000,0x4E800020,0x38000001,0x48000028
-	[Lock out System Menu with ~~Blackscreen~~]	+	[Lock out System Menu with Black Screen]
	version=481		version=481
	offset=0x8137ACDC		offset=0x8137ACDC
	value=0x60000000		value=0x60000000
	</pre>		</pre>
-
	===EUR 4.2===		===EUR 4.2===
	<pre>		<pre>
-	[Disable HAXX,DVDX,RZDx ~~checks~~]	+	[Disable HAXX,DVDX,RZDx Checks]
	version=482		version=482
	offset=0x81334610		offset=0x81334610
	+	value=0x60000000
	+	[Block Disc Updates]
	+	version=482
	+	offset=0x8137EFD0,0x8137EFD4,0x8137EF78,0x8137EF7C,0x8137EED0,0x8137EED4
	+	value=0x60000000,0x60000000,0x60000000,0x60000000,0x60000000,0x60000000
	+	[Remove NoCopy Save File Protection]
	+	version=482
	+	offset=0x813C6004,0x813C6008,0x8134E254,0x815C9B8C,0x81353E64,0x8134E264,0x8134E2E8,0x8134E26C,0x8134E270
	+	value=0x7C000000,0x4182001C,0x7C000000,0x38600001,0x3BE00000,0x801C0024,0x5400003C,0x901C0024,0x48000018
	+	[Move Disc Channel]
	+	version=482
	+	offset=0x813AFCC0
	+	value=0x60000000
	+	[No System Menu Background Music]
	+	version=482
	+	offset=0x8136AE6C
	+	value=0x4E800020
	+	[No System Menu Sounds at all]
	+	version=482
	+	offset=0x8136AE40
	+	value=0x4E800020
	+	[Recovery Mode (D-PAD Up 4th GC)]
	+	version=482
	+	offset=0x8137A97A,0x813795AE
	+	value=0x2C000008,0x60000000
	+	[Force Standard Recovery Mode]
	+	version=482
	+	offset=0x8137A962
	+	value=0x48000020
	+	[Remove Diagnostic Disc Check]
	+	version=482
	+	offset=0x813795AE
	+	value=0x60000000
	+	[Auto-Press A at Health Screen]
	+	version=482
	+	offset=0x813C5AFC
	+	value=0x48000034
	+	[Force Disc Games to run under IOS249]
	+	version=482
	+	offset=0x8137BA2A,0x8137BA2E
	+	value=0x3B200001,0x3B0000F9
	+	[Region Free GC Games (No VM Patch)]
	+	version=482
	+	offset=0x8137D59F,0x8137D5A3
	+	value=0x900DA5D8,0x38000032
	+	[Region Free Channels]
	+	version=482
	+	offset=0x81534B1C,0x81537FA8,0x81535004,0x8154C9AC
	+	value=0x60000000,0x4E800020,0x38000001,0x48000028
	+	[Lock System Menu with Black Screen]
	+	version=482
	+	offset=0x8137A98A
	+	value=0x60000000
	+	</pre>
	+	===JAP 4.2===
	+	<pre>
	+	[Disable HAXX,DVDX,RZDx Checks]
	+	version=480
	+	offset=0x81333A9C
	+	value=0x60000000
	+	[Block Disc Updates]
	+	version=480
	+	offset=0x8137EA70,0x8137EA74,0x8137EA18,0x8137EA1C,0x8137E970,0x8137E974
	+	value=0x60000000,0x60000000,0x60000000,0x60000000,0x60000000,0x60000000
	+	[Remove NoCopy Save File Protection]
	+	version=480
	+	offset=0x813C493C,0x813C4940,0x8134D740,0x815EB564,0x8135400C,0x8134D750,0x8134D754,0x8134D758,0x8134D75C
	+	value=0x7C000000,0x4182001C,0x7C000000,0x38600001,0x3BE00000,0x801C0024,0x5400003C,0x901C0024,0x48000018
	+	[Move Disc Channel]
	+	version=480
	+	offset=0x813AEEEC
	+	value=0x60000000
	+	[No System Menu Background Music]
	+	version=480
	+	offset=0x81333298
	+	value=0x4E800020
	+	[No System Menu Sounds at all]
	+	version=480
	+	offset=0x8136A6AC
	+	value=0x4E800020
	+	[Recovery Mode (D-PAD Up 4th GC)]
	+	version=480
	+	offset=0x8137A180,0x81378DB4
	+	value=0x2C000008,0x60000000
	+	[Force Standard Recovery Mode]
	+	version=480
	+	offset=0x8137A168
	+	value=0x48000020
	+	[Remove Diagnostic Disc Check]
	+	version=480
	+	offset=0x81378DB4
	+	value=0x60000000
	+	[Auto-Press A at Health Screen]
	+	version=480
	+	offset=0x813BC804
	+	value=0x48000034
	+	[Force Disc Games to run under IOS249]
	+	version=480
	+	offset=0x8137B230,0x8137B234
	+	value=0x3B200001,0x3B0000F9
	+	[Region Free GC Games (No VM Patch)]
	+	version=480
	+	offset=0x8137CDC0,0x8137CDC4
	+	value=0x900DA5D8,0x38000032
	+	[Region Free Channels]
	+	version=480
	+	offset=0x815569C8,0x81559E74,0x81556EB0,0x813B5B98
	+	value=0x60000000,0x4E800020,0x38000001,0x48000028
	+	[Lock System Menu with Black Screen]
	+	version=480
	+	offset=0x8137A190
	value=0x60000000		value=0x60000000
	</pre>		</pre>

Preloader/hacks

Posted: October 3rd, 2009, 11:12pm PDT by Mariomaniac33

Lock out System Menu with Blackscreen:

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	=== Lock out System Menu with Blackscreen ===		=== Lock out System Menu with Blackscreen ===
-	Same as Blackscreen at Wii system menu Startup!	+	Same as "Blackscreen at Wii system menu Startup!"

	=== DSI Error code at Wii system menu Startup! ===		=== DSI Error code at Wii system menu Startup! ===
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	===USA 4.2===		===USA 4.2===
	<pre>		<pre>
-	[Disable HAXX,DVDX,RZDx ~~checks~~]	+	[Disable HAXX,DVDX,RZDx Checks]
	version=481		version=481
	offset=0x813345A0		offset=0x813345A0
Line 111:	Line 111:
	offset=0x8136B1F8		offset=0x8136B1F8
	value=0x4E800020		value=0x4E800020
-	[Recovery ~~Menu~~ (D-Pad Up 4th GC)]	+	[Recovery Mode (D-Pad Up 4th GC)]
	version=481		version=481
	offset=0x8137ACCC,0x81379900		offset=0x8137ACCC,0x81379900
	value=0x2C000008,0x60000000		value=0x2C000008,0x60000000
-	[Force Standard Recovery ~~Menu~~]	+	[Force Standard Recovery Mode]
	version=481		version=481
	offset=0x8137ACB4		offset=0x8137ACB4
Line 139:	Line 139:
	offset=0x8152DA88,0x81530F34,0x8152DF70,0x813B68AC		offset=0x8152DA88,0x81530F34,0x8152DF70,0x813B68AC
	value=0x60000000,0x4E800020,0x38000001,0x48000028		value=0x60000000,0x4E800020,0x38000001,0x48000028
-	[Lock out System Menu with ~~Blackscreen~~]	+	[Lock out System Menu with Black Screen]
	version=481		version=481
	offset=0x8137ACDC		offset=0x8137ACDC
	value=0x60000000		value=0x60000000
	</pre>		</pre>
-
	===EUR 4.2===		===EUR 4.2===
	<pre>		<pre>
-	[Disable HAXX,DVDX,RZDx ~~checks~~]	+	[Disable HAXX,DVDX,RZDx Checks]
	version=482		version=482
	offset=0x81334610		offset=0x81334610
	+	value=0x60000000
	+	[Block Disc Updates]
	+	version=482
	+	offset=0x8137EFD0,0x8137EFD4,0x8137EF78,0x8137EF7C,0x8137EED0,0x8137EED4
	+	value=0x60000000,0x60000000,0x60000000,0x60000000,0x60000000,0x60000000
	+	[Remove NoCopy Save File Protection]
	+	version=482
	+	offset=0x813C6004,0x813C6008,0x8134E254,0x815C9B8C,0x81353E64,0x8134E264,0x8134E2E8,0x8134E26C,0x8134E270
	+	value=0x7C000000,0x4182001C,0x7C000000,0x38600001,0x3BE00000,0x801C0024,0x5400003C,0x901C0024,0x48000018
	+	[Move Disc Channel]
	+	version=482
	+	offset=0x813AFCC0
	+	value=0x60000000
	+	[No System Menu Background Music]
	+	version=482
	+	offset=0x8136AE6C
	+	value=0x4E800020
	+	[No System Menu Sounds at all]
	+	version=482
	+	offset=0x8136AE40
	+	value=0x4E800020
	+	[Recovery Mode (D-PAD Up 4th GC)]
	+	version=482
	+	offset=0x8137A97A,0x813795AE
	+	value=0x2C000008,0x60000000
	+	[Force Standard Recovery Mode]
	+	version=482
	+	offset=0x8137A962
	+	value=0x48000020
	+	[Remove Diagnostic Disc Check]
	+	version=482
	+	offset=0x813795AE
	+	value=0x60000000
	+	[Auto-Press A at Health Screen]
	+	version=482
	+	offset=0x813C5AFC
	+	value=0x48000034
	+	[Force Disc Games to run under IOS249]
	+	version=482
	+	offset=0x8137BA2A,0x8137BA2E
	+	value=0x3B200001,0x3B0000F9
	+	[Region Free GC Games (No VM Patch)]
	+	version=482
	+	offset=0x8137D59F,0x8137D5A3
	+	value=0x900DA5D8,0x38000032
	+	[Region Free Channels]
	+	version=482
	+	offset=0x81534B1C,0x81537FA8,0x81535004,0x8154C9AC
	+	value=0x60000000,0x4E800020,0x38000001,0x48000028
	+	[Lock System Menu with Black Screen]
	+	version=482
	+	offset=0x8137A98A
	+	value=0x60000000
	+	</pre>
	+	===JAP 4.2===
	+	<pre>
	+	[Disable HAXX,DVDX,RZDx Checks]
	+	version=480
	+	offset=0x81333A9C
	+	value=0x60000000
	+	[Block Disc Updates]
	+	version=480
	+	offset=0x8137EA70,0x8137EA74,0x8137EA18,0x8137EA1C,0x8137E970,0x8137E974
	+	value=0x60000000,0x60000000,0x60000000,0x60000000,0x60000000,0x60000000
	+	[Remove NoCopy Save File Protection]
	+	version=480
	+	offset=0x813C493C,0x813C4940,0x8134D740,0x815EB564,0x8135400C,0x8134D750,0x8134D754,0x8134D758,0x8134D75C
	+	value=0x7C000000,0x4182001C,0x7C000000,0x38600001,0x3BE00000,0x801C0024,0x5400003C,0x901C0024,0x48000018
	+	[Move Disc Channel]
	+	version=480
	+	offset=0x813AEEEC
	+	value=0x60000000
	+	[No System Menu Background Music]
	+	version=480
	+	offset=0x81333298
	+	value=0x4E800020
	+	[No System Menu Sounds at all]
	+	version=480
	+	offset=0x8136A6AC
	+	value=0x4E800020
	+	[Recovery Mode (D-PAD Up 4th GC)]
	+	version=480
	+	offset=0x8137A180,0x81378DB4
	+	value=0x2C000008,0x60000000
	+	[Force Standard Recovery Mode]
	+	version=480
	+	offset=0x8137A168
	+	value=0x48000020
	+	[Remove Diagnostic Disc Check]
	+	version=480
	+	offset=0x81378DB4
	+	value=0x60000000
	+	[Auto-Press A at Health Screen]
	+	version=480
	+	offset=0x813BC804
	+	value=0x48000034
	+	[Force Disc Games to run under IOS249]
	+	version=480
	+	offset=0x8137B230,0x8137B234
	+	value=0x3B200001,0x3B0000F9
	+	[Region Free GC Games (No VM Patch)]
	+	version=480
	+	offset=0x8137CDC0,0x8137CDC4
	+	value=0x900DA5D8,0x38000032
	+	[Region Free Channels]
	+	version=480
	+	offset=0x815569C8,0x81559E74,0x81556EB0,0x813B5B98
	+	value=0x60000000,0x4E800020,0x38000001,0x48000028
	+	[Lock System Menu with Black Screen]
	+	version=480
	+	offset=0x8137A190
	value=0x60000000		value=0x60000000
	</pre>		</pre>

Preloader/hacks

Posted: October 3rd, 2009, 1:09pm PDT by Mariomaniac33

USA 4.2:

← Older revision	Revision as of 20:09, 3 October 2009
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	offset=0x8137ACCC,0x81379900		offset=0x8137ACCC,0x81379900
	value=0x2C000008,0x60000000		value=0x2C000008,0x60000000
-	[Force Recovery Menu]	+	[Force Standard Recovery Menu]
	version=481		version=481
	offset=0x8137ACB4		offset=0x8137ACB4

Preloader/hacks

Posted: October 3rd, 2009, 11:29am PDT by Mariomaniac33

Remove diag disc check:

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	=== Remove diag disc check ===		=== Remove diag disc check ===
-	~~Should allow~~ you to boot a ~~burned copy of~~ the ~~backup disc from the diagnostic/~~recovery menu ~~without a modchip (to be confirmed)~~.	+	Allows you to boot a regular game through the recovery menu.

	=== Autoboot Game press RIGHT on gc pad in 4th port ===		=== Autoboot Game press RIGHT on gc pad in 4th port ===

Preloader/hacks

Posted: October 3rd, 2009, 11:29am PDT by Mariomaniac33

Remove diag disc check:

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	=== Remove diag disc check ===		=== Remove diag disc check ===
-	~~Should allow~~ you to boot a ~~burned copy of~~ the ~~backup disc from the diagnostic/~~recovery menu ~~without a modchip (to be confirmed)~~.	+	Allows you to boot a regular game through the recovery menu.

	=== Autoboot Game press RIGHT on gc pad in 4th port ===		=== Autoboot Game press RIGHT on gc pad in 4th port ===

Preloader/hacks

Posted: October 3rd, 2009, 12:13am PDT by Mariomaniac33

USA 4.2:

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	=== Blackscreen at Wii system menu Startup! ===		=== Blackscreen at Wii system menu Startup! ===
	Self explanatory, I guess this could be handy to lock your Wii so the kids and family can't break it!		Self explanatory, I guess this could be handy to lock your Wii so the kids and family can't break it!
	+
	+	=== Lock out System Menu with Blackscreen ===
	+	Same as Blackscreen at Wii system menu Startup!

	=== DSI Error code at Wii system menu Startup! ===		=== DSI Error code at Wii system menu Startup! ===
Line 87:	Line 90:
	version=481		version=481
	offset=0x813345A0		offset=0x813345A0
	+	value=0x60000000
	+	[Block Disc Updates]
	+	version=481
	+	offset=0x8137F5BC,0x8137F5C0,0x8137F564,0x8137F568,0x8137F4BC,0x8137F4C0
	+	value=0x60000000,0x60000000,0x60000000,0x60000000,0x60000000,0x60000000
	+	[Remove NoCopy Save File Protection]
	+	version=481
	+	offset=0x813C55EC,0x813C55F0,0x8134E260,0x815C2624,0x81353F5C,0x8134E270,0x8134E274,0x8134E278,0x8134E27C
	+	value=0x7C000000,0x4182001C,0x7C000000,0x38600001,0x3BE00000,0x801C0024,0x5400003C,0x901C0024,0x48000018
	+	[Move Disc Channel]
	+	version=481
	+	offset=0x813AFC00
	+	value=0x60000000
	+	[No System Menu Background Music]
	+	version=481
	+	offset=0x8136B224
	+	value=0x4E800020
	+	[No System Menu Sounds at all]
	+	version=481
	+	offset=0x8136B1F8
	+	value=0x4E800020
	+	[Recovery Menu (D-Pad Up 4th GC)]
	+	version=481
	+	offset=0x8137ACCC,0x81379900
	+	value=0x2C000008,0x60000000
	+	[Force Recovery Menu]
	+	version=481
	+	offset=0x8137ACB4
	+	value=0x48000020
	+	[Remove Diagnostic Disc Check]
	+	version=481
	+	offset=0x81379900
	+	value=0x60000000
	+	[Auto-Press A at Health Screen]
	+	version=481
	+	offset=0x813BD524
	+	value=0x48000034
	+	[Force Disc Games to run under IOS249]
	+	version=481
	+	offset=0x8137BD7C,0x8137BD80
	+	value=0x3B200001,0x3B0000F9
	+	[Region Free GC Games (No VM Patch)]
	+	version=481
	+	offset=0x8137D90C,0x8137D910
	+	value=0x900DA5D8,0x38000032
	+	[Region Free Channels]
	+	version=481
	+	offset=0x8152DA88,0x81530F34,0x8152DF70,0x813B68AC
	+	value=0x60000000,0x4E800020,0x38000001,0x48000028
	+	[Lock out System Menu with Blackscreen]
	+	version=481
	+	offset=0x8137ACDC
	value=0x60000000		value=0x60000000
	</pre>		</pre>

Preloader/hacks

Posted: October 3rd, 2009, 12:13am PDT by Mariomaniac33

USA 4.2:

← Older revision	Revision as of 07:13, 3 October 2009
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	=== Blackscreen at Wii system menu Startup! ===		=== Blackscreen at Wii system menu Startup! ===
	Self explanatory, I guess this could be handy to lock your Wii so the kids and family can't break it!		Self explanatory, I guess this could be handy to lock your Wii so the kids and family can't break it!
	+
	+	=== Lock out System Menu with Blackscreen ===
	+	Same as Blackscreen at Wii system menu Startup!

	=== DSI Error code at Wii system menu Startup! ===		=== DSI Error code at Wii system menu Startup! ===
Line 87:	Line 90:
	version=481		version=481
	offset=0x813345A0		offset=0x813345A0
	+	value=0x60000000
	+	[Block Disc Updates]
	+	version=481
	+	offset=0x8137F5BC,0x8137F5C0,0x8137F564,0x8137F568,0x8137F4BC,0x8137F4C0
	+	value=0x60000000,0x60000000,0x60000000,0x60000000,0x60000000,0x60000000
	+	[Remove NoCopy Save File Protection]
	+	version=481
	+	offset=0x813C55EC,0x813C55F0,0x8134E260,0x815C2624,0x81353F5C,0x8134E270,0x8134E274,0x8134E278,0x8134E27C
	+	value=0x7C000000,0x4182001C,0x7C000000,0x38600001,0x3BE00000,0x801C0024,0x5400003C,0x901C0024,0x48000018
	+	[Move Disc Channel]
	+	version=481
	+	offset=0x813AFC00
	+	value=0x60000000
	+	[No System Menu Background Music]
	+	version=481
	+	offset=0x8136B224
	+	value=0x4E800020
	+	[No System Menu Sounds at all]
	+	version=481
	+	offset=0x8136B1F8
	+	value=0x4E800020
	+	[Recovery Menu (D-Pad Up 4th GC)]
	+	version=481
	+	offset=0x8137ACCC,0x81379900
	+	value=0x2C000008,0x60000000
	+	[Force Recovery Menu]
	+	version=481
	+	offset=0x8137ACB4
	+	value=0x48000020
	+	[Remove Diagnostic Disc Check]
	+	version=481
	+	offset=0x81379900
	+	value=0x60000000
	+	[Auto-Press A at Health Screen]
	+	version=481
	+	offset=0x813BD524
	+	value=0x48000034
	+	[Force Disc Games to run under IOS249]
	+	version=481
	+	offset=0x8137BD7C,0x8137BD80
	+	value=0x3B200001,0x3B0000F9
	+	[Region Free GC Games (No VM Patch)]
	+	version=481
	+	offset=0x8137D90C,0x8137D910
	+	value=0x900DA5D8,0x38000032
	+	[Region Free Channels]
	+	version=481
	+	offset=0x8152DA88,0x81530F34,0x8152DF70,0x813B68AC
	+	value=0x60000000,0x4E800020,0x38000001,0x48000028
	+	[Lock out System Menu with Blackscreen]
	+	version=481
	+	offset=0x8137ACDC
	value=0x60000000		value=0x60000000
	</pre>		</pre>

User:Mellon!/Mellon's Notes

Posted: October 2nd, 2009, 10:30am PDT by Mellon!

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	Can Cause '''Any''' Wii's Bios To Get '''Erased''' And '''Brick''' The Wii! // (Cih Virus Anyone?) <Joke> Good Job Nintend0! </Joke>		Can Cause '''Any''' Wii's Bios To Get '''Erased''' And '''Brick''' The Wii! // (Cih Virus Anyone?) <Joke> Good Job Nintend0! </Joke>

-	2.	+	-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
	+	= The Virus =
	+	As You All Know System Menu 4.2 (Ios 70 ?!)
	+	Has A Nasty Homebrew Lockout/Deleter Virus In It's Code.
	+
	+	Preventing Yourself Form Getting Hit With It.
	+
	+	1. DO NOT UPDATE!!! We Cant Stress It More!!!!
	+
	+	How To Stop It From Killing Your Hacks

User:Mellon!/Mellon's Notes

Posted: October 2nd, 2009, 10:30am PDT by Mellon!

← Older revision	Revision as of 17:30, 2 October 2009
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	Can Cause '''Any''' Wii's Bios To Get '''Erased''' And '''Brick''' The Wii! // (Cih Virus Anyone?) <Joke> Good Job Nintend0! </Joke>		Can Cause '''Any''' Wii's Bios To Get '''Erased''' And '''Brick''' The Wii! // (Cih Virus Anyone?) <Joke> Good Job Nintend0! </Joke>

-	2.	+	-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
	+	= The Virus =
	+	As You All Know System Menu 4.2 (Ios 70 ?!)
	+	Has A Nasty Homebrew Lockout/Deleter Virus In It's Code.
	+
	+	Preventing Yourself Form Getting Hit With It.
	+
	+	1. DO NOT UPDATE!!! We Cant Stress It More!!!!
	+
	+	How To Stop It From Killing Your Hacks

System Menu 4.2

Posted: October 2nd, 2009, 2:42am PDT by Phantagom

Issues:

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	* Most of the IOS's have been updated or stubbed.		* Most of the IOS's have been updated or stubbed.
	* Updates your boot2 to boot2v4, overwriting [[BootMii]]/boot2.		* Updates your boot2 to boot2v4, overwriting [[BootMii]]/boot2.
	+	* Checks for region converted Korean Wii (checks for korean common key inside EEPROM?) if so then brick with a 003 Error.

	== What to do ==		== What to do ==
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	According to bushing, "The [boot 2 update] code [from Ninty] is so buggy that we decided to write our own for the HackMii installer." There are some people who are bricking their Wii as a result of doing a standard update, whether or not they had hacks before they updated. It is therefore highly recommended that you do not upgrade until the ability to install BootMii plus boot2v4 in one go comes to the HackMii Installer.		According to bushing, "The [boot 2 update] code [from Ninty] is so buggy that we decided to write our own for the HackMii installer." There are some people who are bricking their Wii as a result of doing a standard update, whether or not they had hacks before they updated. It is therefore highly recommended that you do not upgrade until the ability to install BootMii plus boot2v4 in one go comes to the HackMii Installer.

-	Also if you have a region converted Wii (for example korean to US) then 4.2 update will brick your Wii. You will get a 003 Error.	+	Also if you have a region converted Wii (for example korean to US) then 4.2 update will brick your Wii. You will get a 003 Error. Updating the shop channel with [[WiiSCU]] or [[Wii Shop and IOS61 installer]] should not be a problem on a Korean Wii.

	== Message from Nintendo==		== Message from Nintendo==

System Menu 4.2

Posted: September 30th, 2009, 3:01pm PDT by Illinialex24

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	\| Wait for an update (if Crediar chooses to update it).		\| Wait for an update (if Crediar chooses to update it).
	\|}		\|}
	+
	+	== Issues ==
	+
	+	According to bushing, "The [boot 2 update] code [from Ninty] is so buggy that we decided to write our own for the HackMii installer." There are some people who are bricking their Wii as a result of doing a standard update, whether or not they had hacks before they updated. It is therefore highly recommended that you at the very least do not upgrade through Nintendo.

	== Message from Nintendo==		== Message from Nintendo==

StartPatch

Posted: September 30th, 2009, 2:22pm PDT by Gameboy13

Features:

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	The system menu hacks are:		The system menu hacks are:

-	Region free (including Wii channels and SD Card menu channels)	+	Region free (including Wii channels and SD Card menu channels)(Region free Wii discs will disable Gamecube functionality.)

	Skipping the disk update check		Skipping the disk update check

Talk:System Menu 4.2

Posted: September 30th, 2009, 10:03am PDT by Spec

Changing Ninty's mind?:

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	: Why would they do that? I think that the sole reason they started to get aggressive against homebrew is the warez. The emulators cut in a little on the profits, but many of us use those because we want to play games that Nintendo does not release (or with other options, like snes with nunchuk instead of classic controller). But the real pain is the official wii games. HowToPirateWiiGames is quickly becoming common knowledge, it's starting to popup on messageboards all over the Internet, and the HBC is always at the start. We are getting more attention from the wrong side then we need. I personally think the best way to get Nintendo off our backs is to stop messing around with IOSes, as changing those seems to be the main ingredient with piracy, and a much smaller ingredient for Homebrew. I don't know if it's feasible to update the HackMii installer, but don't release details on how to update IOSes. (I presume the current cIOS install hacks are patched now) --[[User:Daid\|Daid]] 15:47, 30 September 2009 (UTC)		: Why would they do that? I think that the sole reason they started to get aggressive against homebrew is the warez. The emulators cut in a little on the profits, but many of us use those because we want to play games that Nintendo does not release (or with other options, like snes with nunchuk instead of classic controller). But the real pain is the official wii games. HowToPirateWiiGames is quickly becoming common knowledge, it's starting to popup on messageboards all over the Internet, and the HBC is always at the start. We are getting more attention from the wrong side then we need. I personally think the best way to get Nintendo off our backs is to stop messing around with IOSes, as changing those seems to be the main ingredient with piracy, and a much smaller ingredient for Homebrew. I don't know if it's feasible to update the HackMii installer, but don't release details on how to update IOSes. (I presume the current cIOS install hacks are patched now) --[[User:Daid\|Daid]] 15:47, 30 September 2009 (UTC)
	:: "I think that the sole reason they started to get aggressive against homebrew is the warez.". I completely disagree with you on that. homebrew cuts in a lot of profits because currently all legit developers need to pay a lot of money for the Wii SDK (and have your office secured, cannot work from home etc - see [www.warioworld.com] ) and homebrew lets you develop for Wii for free, therefore cutting into Nintendo's profits. Bottom line what Nintendo is saying, is that while homebrew is not piracy, it is still not legit software, therefore they can and will remove it from their consoles as they see fit (otherwise they'd expect a law suit). -- [[User:Spec\|Spec]] 16:45, 30 September 2009 (UTC)		:: "I think that the sole reason they started to get aggressive against homebrew is the warez.". I completely disagree with you on that. homebrew cuts in a lot of profits because currently all legit developers need to pay a lot of money for the Wii SDK (and have your office secured, cannot work from home etc - see [www.warioworld.com] ) and homebrew lets you develop for Wii for free, therefore cutting into Nintendo's profits. Bottom line what Nintendo is saying, is that while homebrew is not piracy, it is still not legit software, therefore they can and will remove it from their consoles as they see fit (otherwise they'd expect a law suit). -- [[User:Spec\|Spec]] 16:45, 30 September 2009 (UTC)
	+	:: Also "The emulators cut in a little on the profits" - what about Virtual Console games? You got to pay $5-$10 for each game, which you can get via homebrew emulators completely free and ton of it.... -- [[User:Spec\|Spec]] 17:03, 30 September 2009 (UTC)

Talk:System Menu 4.2

Posted: September 30th, 2009, 9:45am PDT by Spec

Changing Ninty's mind?:

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	Yes, I've seen that before, but in the email TT only tried to make Nintendo aware of a security issue. I was wondering if they would talk to Nintendo about making an official, Homebrew-like channel. The channel would of course be moderated and Nintendo should have the right to remove any application they want, ''if'' it harms them (e.g.: emulators). The big problem would be convincing Nintendo that user content actually does them good. [[User:Diego pmc\|<span style="font-variant:small-caps">Diego_pmc</span>]] [[User talk:Diego pmc\|<sup><span style="font-family:Verdana;color:Gray">'''Talk'''</span></sup>]] 15:17, 30 September 2009 (UTC)		Yes, I've seen that before, but in the email TT only tried to make Nintendo aware of a security issue. I was wondering if they would talk to Nintendo about making an official, Homebrew-like channel. The channel would of course be moderated and Nintendo should have the right to remove any application they want, ''if'' it harms them (e.g.: emulators). The big problem would be convincing Nintendo that user content actually does them good. [[User:Diego pmc\|<span style="font-variant:small-caps">Diego_pmc</span>]] [[User talk:Diego pmc\|<sup><span style="font-family:Verdana;color:Gray">'''Talk'''</span></sup>]] 15:17, 30 September 2009 (UTC)
	: Why would they do that? I think that the sole reason they started to get aggressive against homebrew is the warez. The emulators cut in a little on the profits, but many of us use those because we want to play games that Nintendo does not release (or with other options, like snes with nunchuk instead of classic controller). But the real pain is the official wii games. HowToPirateWiiGames is quickly becoming common knowledge, it's starting to popup on messageboards all over the Internet, and the HBC is always at the start. We are getting more attention from the wrong side then we need. I personally think the best way to get Nintendo off our backs is to stop messing around with IOSes, as changing those seems to be the main ingredient with piracy, and a much smaller ingredient for Homebrew. I don't know if it's feasible to update the HackMii installer, but don't release details on how to update IOSes. (I presume the current cIOS install hacks are patched now) --[[User:Daid\|Daid]] 15:47, 30 September 2009 (UTC)		: Why would they do that? I think that the sole reason they started to get aggressive against homebrew is the warez. The emulators cut in a little on the profits, but many of us use those because we want to play games that Nintendo does not release (or with other options, like snes with nunchuk instead of classic controller). But the real pain is the official wii games. HowToPirateWiiGames is quickly becoming common knowledge, it's starting to popup on messageboards all over the Internet, and the HBC is always at the start. We are getting more attention from the wrong side then we need. I personally think the best way to get Nintendo off our backs is to stop messing around with IOSes, as changing those seems to be the main ingredient with piracy, and a much smaller ingredient for Homebrew. I don't know if it's feasible to update the HackMii installer, but don't release details on how to update IOSes. (I presume the current cIOS install hacks are patched now) --[[User:Daid\|Daid]] 15:47, 30 September 2009 (UTC)
	+	:: "I think that the sole reason they started to get aggressive against homebrew is the warez.". I completely disagree with you on that. homebrew cuts in a lot of profits because currently all legit developers need to pay a lot of money for the Wii SDK (and have your office secured, cannot work from home etc - see [www.warioworld.com] ) and homebrew lets you develop for Wii for free, therefore cutting into Nintendo's profits. Bottom line what Nintendo is saying, is that while homebrew is not piracy, it is still not legit software, therefore they can and will remove it from their consoles as they see fit (otherwise they'd expect a law suit). -- [[User:Spec\|Spec]] 16:45, 30 September 2009 (UTC)

Talk:System Menu 4.2

Posted: September 30th, 2009, 8:47am PDT by Daid

Changing Ninty's mind?:

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	:Hey Diego pmc, I hope this link will answer your question: [hackmii.com] --[[User:Crayon\|Crayon]] ([[User talk:Crayon\|talk]]) 15:10, 30 September 2009 (UTC)		:Hey Diego pmc, I hope this link will answer your question: [hackmii.com] --[[User:Crayon\|Crayon]] ([[User talk:Crayon\|talk]]) 15:10, 30 September 2009 (UTC)
	Yes, I've seen that before, but in the email TT only tried to make Nintendo aware of a security issue. I was wondering if they would talk to Nintendo about making an official, Homebrew-like channel. The channel would of course be moderated and Nintendo should have the right to remove any application they want, ''if'' it harms them (e.g.: emulators). The big problem would be convincing Nintendo that user content actually does them good. [[User:Diego pmc\|<span style="font-variant:small-caps">Diego_pmc</span>]] [[User talk:Diego pmc\|<sup><span style="font-family:Verdana;color:Gray">'''Talk'''</span></sup>]] 15:17, 30 September 2009 (UTC)		Yes, I've seen that before, but in the email TT only tried to make Nintendo aware of a security issue. I was wondering if they would talk to Nintendo about making an official, Homebrew-like channel. The channel would of course be moderated and Nintendo should have the right to remove any application they want, ''if'' it harms them (e.g.: emulators). The big problem would be convincing Nintendo that user content actually does them good. [[User:Diego pmc\|<span style="font-variant:small-caps">Diego_pmc</span>]] [[User talk:Diego pmc\|<sup><span style="font-family:Verdana;color:Gray">'''Talk'''</span></sup>]] 15:17, 30 September 2009 (UTC)
	+	: Why would they do that? I think that the sole reason they started to get aggressive against homebrew is the warez. The emulators cut in a little on the profits, but many of us use those because we want to play games that Nintendo does not release (or with other options, like snes with nunchuk instead of classic controller). But the real pain is the official wii games. HowToPirateWiiGames is quickly becoming common knowledge, it's starting to popup on messageboards all over the Internet, and the HBC is always at the start. We are getting more attention from the wrong side then we need. I personally think the best way to get Nintendo off our backs is to stop messing around with IOSes, as changing those seems to be the main ingredient with piracy, and a much smaller ingredient for Homebrew. I don't know if it's feasible to update the HackMii installer, but don't release details on how to update IOSes. (I presume the current cIOS install hacks are patched now) --[[User:Daid\|Daid]] 15:47, 30 September 2009 (UTC)

Preloader/hacks

Posted: September 29th, 2009, 11:02pm PDT by Wilsoff

Added better titles, so the contents box is easier to use

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	Self explanatory, I guess this could be handy to lock your Wii so the kids and family can't break it!		Self explanatory, I guess this could be handy to lock your Wii so the kids and family can't break it!

-	==4.2==	+	==Systemmenu 4.2==
-	===USA===	+	===USA 4.2===
	<pre>		<pre>
	[Disable HAXX,DVDX,RZDx checks]		[Disable HAXX,DVDX,RZDx checks]
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	</pre>		</pre>

-	===EUR===	+	===EUR 4.2===
	<pre>		<pre>
	[Disable HAXX,DVDX,RZDx checks]		[Disable HAXX,DVDX,RZDx checks]
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	value=0x60000000		value=0x60000000
	</pre>		</pre>
-	===KOR===	+	===KOR 4.2===
	<pre>		<pre>
	[Disable HAXX,DVDX,RZDx checks]		[Disable HAXX,DVDX,RZDx checks]
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	</pre>		</pre>

-	==4.1==	+	==Systemmenu 4.1==
-	===JPN===	+	===JPN 4.1===
	<pre>		<pre>
	[Replace Health Screen with Backmenu]		[Replace Health Screen with Backmenu]
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	</pre>		</pre>

-	===USA===	+	===USA 4.1===
	<pre>		<pre>
	[Replace Health Screen with Backmenu]		[Replace Health Screen with Backmenu]
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	</pre>		</pre>

-	===EUR===	+	===EUR 4.1===
	<pre>		<pre>
	[Replace Health Screen with Backmenu]		[Replace Health Screen with Backmenu]
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	</pre>		</pre>

-	==4.0==	+	==Systemmenu 4.0==
-	===USA===	+	===USA 4.0===
	<pre>		<pre>
	[Replace Healthwarning with Backmenu]		[Replace Healthwarning with Backmenu]
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	</pre>		</pre>

-	===EUR===	+	===EUR 4.0===
	<pre>		<pre>
	[Replace Healthwarning with Backmenu]		[Replace Healthwarning with Backmenu]
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	</pre>		</pre>

-	==3.2==	+	==Systemmenu 3.2==
-	===USA===	+	===USA 3.2===
	<pre>		<pre>
	[Replace healthwarning with backgroundmenu]		[Replace healthwarning with backgroundmenu]
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	</pre>		</pre>

-	===EUR===	+	===EUR 3.2===
	<pre>		<pre>
	[Replace Healthwarning with Backmenu]		[Replace Healthwarning with Backmenu]

Preloader/hacks

Posted: September 29th, 2009, 11:02pm PDT by Wilsoff

Added better titles, so the contents box is easier to use

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	Self explanatory, I guess this could be handy to lock your Wii so the kids and family can't break it!		Self explanatory, I guess this could be handy to lock your Wii so the kids and family can't break it!

-	==4.2==	+	==Systemmenu 4.2==
-	===USA===	+	===USA 4.2===
	<pre>		<pre>
	[Disable HAXX,DVDX,RZDx checks]		[Disable HAXX,DVDX,RZDx checks]
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	</pre>		</pre>

-	===EUR===	+	===EUR 4.2===
	<pre>		<pre>
	[Disable HAXX,DVDX,RZDx checks]		[Disable HAXX,DVDX,RZDx checks]
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	value=0x60000000		value=0x60000000
	</pre>		</pre>
-	===KOR===	+	===KOR 4.2===
	<pre>		<pre>
	[Disable HAXX,DVDX,RZDx checks]		[Disable HAXX,DVDX,RZDx checks]
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	</pre>		</pre>

-	==4.1==	+	==Systemmenu 4.1==
-	===JPN===	+	===JPN 4.1===
	<pre>		<pre>
	[Replace Health Screen with Backmenu]		[Replace Health Screen with Backmenu]
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	</pre>		</pre>

-	===USA===	+	===USA 4.1===
	<pre>		<pre>
	[Replace Health Screen with Backmenu]		[Replace Health Screen with Backmenu]
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	</pre>		</pre>

-	===EUR===	+	===EUR 4.1===
	<pre>		<pre>
	[Replace Health Screen with Backmenu]		[Replace Health Screen with Backmenu]
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	</pre>		</pre>

-	==4.0==	+	==Systemmenu 4.0==
-	===USA===	+	===USA 4.0===
	<pre>		<pre>
	[Replace Healthwarning with Backmenu]		[Replace Healthwarning with Backmenu]
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	</pre>		</pre>

-	===EUR===	+	===EUR 4.0===
	<pre>		<pre>
	[Replace Healthwarning with Backmenu]		[Replace Healthwarning with Backmenu]
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	</pre>		</pre>

-	==3.2==	+	==Systemmenu 3.2==
-	===USA===	+	===USA 3.2===
	<pre>		<pre>
	[Replace healthwarning with backgroundmenu]		[Replace healthwarning with backgroundmenu]
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	</pre>		</pre>

-	===EUR===	+	===EUR 3.2===
	<pre>		<pre>
	[Replace Healthwarning with Backmenu]		[Replace Healthwarning with Backmenu]

Talk:System Menu 4.2

Posted: September 29th, 2009, 8:00pm PDT by Kether

How does it remove HBC?:

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	: ...is it really going to be as simple as changing the installed title of the HBC to something different, like HAX2? Or do they actually verify the signatures of the channels now? And this is semi-unrelated, but is boot2 installed during the update, or checked and reinstalled by the system menu upon boot? Because if it's only overwritten in the update, then couldn't we just re-install it after the update using either of the mentioned hacks, and then load homebrew using that? It's not as elegant as the HBC, to be sure, but it would be a good temporary fix. --[[User:Thegamefreak0134\|Thegamefreak0134]] 22:23, 29 September 2009 (UTC)		: ...is it really going to be as simple as changing the installed title of the HBC to something different, like HAX2? Or do they actually verify the signatures of the channels now? And this is semi-unrelated, but is boot2 installed during the update, or checked and reinstalled by the system menu upon boot? Because if it's only overwritten in the update, then couldn't we just re-install it after the update using either of the mentioned hacks, and then load homebrew using that? It's not as elegant as the HBC, to be sure, but it would be a good temporary fix. --[[User:Thegamefreak0134\|Thegamefreak0134]] 22:23, 29 September 2009 (UTC)
	+
	+	:: If it's just something as simple as changing the title, wouldn't be better if new versions of HBC generated a random title at install time, so it would be a bit more difficult to patches like this to locate the channel that way? --[[User:Kether\|Kether]] 03:00, 30 September 2009 (UTC)

	== So if I understand correctly... ==		== So if I understand correctly... ==

Talk:System Menu 4.2

Posted: September 29th, 2009, 8:00pm PDT by Kether

How does it remove HBC?:

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	: ...is it really going to be as simple as changing the installed title of the HBC to something different, like HAX2? Or do they actually verify the signatures of the channels now? And this is semi-unrelated, but is boot2 installed during the update, or checked and reinstalled by the system menu upon boot? Because if it's only overwritten in the update, then couldn't we just re-install it after the update using either of the mentioned hacks, and then load homebrew using that? It's not as elegant as the HBC, to be sure, but it would be a good temporary fix. --[[User:Thegamefreak0134\|Thegamefreak0134]] 22:23, 29 September 2009 (UTC)		: ...is it really going to be as simple as changing the installed title of the HBC to something different, like HAX2? Or do they actually verify the signatures of the channels now? And this is semi-unrelated, but is boot2 installed during the update, or checked and reinstalled by the system menu upon boot? Because if it's only overwritten in the update, then couldn't we just re-install it after the update using either of the mentioned hacks, and then load homebrew using that? It's not as elegant as the HBC, to be sure, but it would be a good temporary fix. --[[User:Thegamefreak0134\|Thegamefreak0134]] 22:23, 29 September 2009 (UTC)
	+
	+	:: If it's just something as simple as changing the title, wouldn't be better if new versions of HBC generated a random title at install time, so it would be a bit more difficult to patches like this to locate the channel that way? --[[User:Kether\|Kether]] 03:00, 30 September 2009 (UTC)

	== So if I understand correctly... ==		== So if I understand correctly... ==

Preloader/hacks

Posted: September 29th, 2009, 5:57pm PDT by Yyhhggtt

Skip disc update check:

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	=== Skip disc update check ===		=== Skip disc update check ===
-	A game will no longer check what version of the system menu you have installed. Useful for staying on 3.2x and playing the most recent games without having to update.	+	A game will no longer check what version of the system menu you have installed. Useful for staying on 3.2x, 4.1x or 4.2x and playing the most recent games without having to update.

	=== No sound at all ===		=== No sound at all ===

Preloader/hacks

Posted: September 29th, 2009, 5:57pm PDT by Yyhhggtt

Skip disc update check:

← Older revision	Revision as of 00:57, 30 September 2009
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	=== Skip disc update check ===		=== Skip disc update check ===
-	A game will no longer check what version of the system menu you have installed. Useful for staying on 3.2x and playing the most recent games without having to update.	+	A game will no longer check what version of the system menu you have installed. Useful for staying on 3.2x, 4.1x or 4.2x and playing the most recent games without having to update.

	=== No sound at all ===		=== No sound at all ===

Preloader/hacks

Posted: September 29th, 2009, 5:08pm PDT by Dialexio

Put System Menu versions in headers.

Show changes

Preloader/hacks

Posted: September 29th, 2009, 5:08pm PDT by Dialexio

Put System Menu versions in headers.

Show changes

Talk:System Menu 4.2

Posted: September 29th, 2009, 3:23pm PDT by Thegamefreak0134

How does it remove HBC?:

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	==How does it remove HBC?==		==How does it remove HBC?==
	What does the install look for? Is it looking for the ticket of HBC (HAXX) or is it some other means? [[User:Pinball wizard\|Pinball wizard]] 21:04, 29 September 2009 (UTC)		What does the install look for? Is it looking for the ticket of HBC (HAXX) or is it some other means? [[User:Pinball wizard\|Pinball wizard]] 21:04, 29 September 2009 (UTC)
	+
	+	: ...is it really going to be as simple as changing the installed title of the HBC to something different, like HAX2? Or do they actually verify the signatures of the channels now? And this is semi-unrelated, but is boot2 installed during the update, or checked and reinstalled by the system menu upon boot? Because if it's only overwritten in the update, then couldn't we just re-install it after the update using either of the mentioned hacks, and then load homebrew using that? It's not as elegant as the HBC, to be sure, but it would be a good temporary fix. --[[User:Thegamefreak0134\|Thegamefreak0134]] 22:23, 29 September 2009 (UTC)

	== So if I understand correctly... ==		== So if I understand correctly... ==

	...We can continue using [[Smash Stack]] and [[Indiana Pwns]] to load homebrew? Does this include the Hackmii installer needed to install HBC? In which case, what's the major loss here besides piracy stuff? --[[User:PotentialExperience\|PotentialExperience]]		...We can continue using [[Smash Stack]] and [[Indiana Pwns]] to load homebrew? Does this include the Hackmii installer needed to install HBC? In which case, what's the major loss here besides piracy stuff? --[[User:PotentialExperience\|PotentialExperience]]

Talk:System Menu 4.2

Posted: September 29th, 2009, 3:23pm PDT by Thegamefreak0134

How does it remove HBC?:

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	==How does it remove HBC?==		==How does it remove HBC?==
	What does the install look for? Is it looking for the ticket of HBC (HAXX) or is it some other means? [[User:Pinball wizard\|Pinball wizard]] 21:04, 29 September 2009 (UTC)		What does the install look for? Is it looking for the ticket of HBC (HAXX) or is it some other means? [[User:Pinball wizard\|Pinball wizard]] 21:04, 29 September 2009 (UTC)
	+
	+	: ...is it really going to be as simple as changing the installed title of the HBC to something different, like HAX2? Or do they actually verify the signatures of the channels now? And this is semi-unrelated, but is boot2 installed during the update, or checked and reinstalled by the system menu upon boot? Because if it's only overwritten in the update, then couldn't we just re-install it after the update using either of the mentioned hacks, and then load homebrew using that? It's not as elegant as the HBC, to be sure, but it would be a good temporary fix. --[[User:Thegamefreak0134\|Thegamefreak0134]] 22:23, 29 September 2009 (UTC)

	== So if I understand correctly... ==		== So if I understand correctly... ==

	...We can continue using [[Smash Stack]] and [[Indiana Pwns]] to load homebrew? Does this include the Hackmii installer needed to install HBC? In which case, what's the major loss here besides piracy stuff? --[[User:PotentialExperience\|PotentialExperience]]		...We can continue using [[Smash Stack]] and [[Indiana Pwns]] to load homebrew? Does this include the Hackmii installer needed to install HBC? In which case, what's the major loss here besides piracy stuff? --[[User:PotentialExperience\|PotentialExperience]]

Preloader/hacks/fr

Posted: September 29th, 2009, 3:13pm PDT by Oops

← Older revision	Revision as of 22:13, 29 September 2009
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-	==EUR v4.1==	+	== EUR v4.2 ==
	+	<pre>
	+	[Désactiver vérification HAXX,DVDX,RZDx]
	+	version=482
	+	offset=0x81334610
	+	value=0x60000000
	+	</pre>
	+
	+	== EUR v4.1 ==
	<pre>		<pre>
	[Remplacer l'avert. sante par le menu]		[Remplacer l'avert. sante par le menu]

Preloader/hacks/fr

Posted: September 29th, 2009, 3:13pm PDT by Oops

← Older revision	Revision as of 22:13, 29 September 2009
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-	==EUR v4.1==	+	== EUR v4.2 ==
	+	<pre>
	+	[Désactiver vérification HAXX,DVDX,RZDx]
	+	version=482
	+	offset=0x81334610
	+	value=0x60000000
	+	</pre>
	+
	+	== EUR v4.1 ==
	<pre>		<pre>
	[Remplacer l'avert. sante par le menu]		[Remplacer l'avert. sante par le menu]

Preloader/hacks/fr

Posted: September 29th, 2009, 3:03pm PDT by Oops

EUR 3.2:

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Preloader/hacks/fr

Posted: September 29th, 2009, 3:03pm PDT by Oops

EUR 3.2:

Show changes

Talk:System Menu 4.2

Posted: September 29th, 2009, 2:04pm PDT by Pinball wizard

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	::: Makes sense. Coincidentally Wii Fit plus is coming out in next couple of days. We'll see what happens... -- [[User:Spec\|Spec]] 17:13, 29 September 2009 (UTC)		::: Makes sense. Coincidentally Wii Fit plus is coming out in next couple of days. We'll see what happens... -- [[User:Spec\|Spec]] 17:13, 29 September 2009 (UTC)
	::::There is no real need for a safe updater, as the only purpose of this update was killing homebrew. Without that, the update is completely pointless, and is basically 4.1 running on IOS70. However, if you really want a safe updater, it would need to just install IOS70 and System Menu 4.2 for your region, and it would need to patch the System Menu before installing to prevent HAXX and DVDX deletion. This shouldn't be TOO hard, because there are already preloader hacks for all regions except Japan which do this. It would just be a case of patching these hacks into the system menu before installation I think. --[[User:SifJar\|SifJar]] 19:11, 29 September 2009 (UTC)		::::There is no real need for a safe updater, as the only purpose of this update was killing homebrew. Without that, the update is completely pointless, and is basically 4.1 running on IOS70. However, if you really want a safe updater, it would need to just install IOS70 and System Menu 4.2 for your region, and it would need to patch the System Menu before installing to prevent HAXX and DVDX deletion. This shouldn't be TOO hard, because there are already preloader hacks for all regions except Japan which do this. It would just be a case of patching these hacks into the system menu before installation I think. --[[User:SifJar\|SifJar]] 19:11, 29 September 2009 (UTC)
	+
	+	==How does it remove HBC?==
	+	What does the install look for? Is it looking for the ticket of HBC (HAXX) or is it some other means? [[User:Pinball wizard\|Pinball wizard]] 21:04, 29 September 2009 (UTC)

Talk:System Menu 4.2

Posted: September 29th, 2009, 12:11pm PDT by SifJar

Safe updater:

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	:: Maybe to play new games that might force you to update if the version of your software is below a certain point. If you buy a new game you might accidentally delete your homebrew channel.. I think that's the only real reason why you would want to safely update if possible. [[User:Qwho\|Qwho]] 17:06, 29 September 2009 (UTC)		:: Maybe to play new games that might force you to update if the version of your software is below a certain point. If you buy a new game you might accidentally delete your homebrew channel.. I think that's the only real reason why you would want to safely update if possible. [[User:Qwho\|Qwho]] 17:06, 29 September 2009 (UTC)
	::: Makes sense. Coincidentally Wii Fit plus is coming out in next couple of days. We'll see what happens... -- [[User:Spec\|Spec]] 17:13, 29 September 2009 (UTC)		::: Makes sense. Coincidentally Wii Fit plus is coming out in next couple of days. We'll see what happens... -- [[User:Spec\|Spec]] 17:13, 29 September 2009 (UTC)
	+	::::There is no real need for a safe updater, as the only purpose of this update was killing homebrew. Without that, the update is completely pointless, and is basically 4.1 running on IOS70. However, if you really want a safe updater, it would need to just install IOS70 and System Menu 4.2 for your region, and it would need to patch the System Menu before installing to prevent HAXX and DVDX deletion. This shouldn't be TOO hard, because there are already preloader hacks for all regions except Japan which do this. It would just be a case of patching these hacks into the system menu before installation I think. --[[User:SifJar\|SifJar]] 19:11, 29 September 2009 (UTC)

Preloader/hacks

Posted: September 29th, 2009, 10:50am PDT by Felixsrg

USA 4.2:

← Older revision	Revision as of 17:50, 29 September 2009
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	[Disable HAXX,DVDX,RZDx checks]		[Disable HAXX,DVDX,RZDx checks]
	version=481		version=481
-	~~offset0x813345A0~~	+	offset=0x813345A0
	value=0x60000000		value=0x60000000
	</pre>		</pre>

Preloader/hacks

Posted: September 29th, 2009, 8:05am PDT by Crediar

added a hack for USA 4.2 to prevent deletion of HAXX,DVDX, or RZDx

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	version=482		version=482
	offset=0x81334610		offset=0x81334610
	+	value=0x60000000
	+	</pre>
	+
	+	== USA 4.2 ==
	+	<pre>
	+	[Disable HAXX,DVDX,RZDx checks]
	+	version=481
	+	offset0x813345A0
	value=0x60000000		value=0x60000000
	</pre>		</pre>

Preloader/hacks

Posted: September 29th, 2009, 7:52am PDT by Arn

Descriptions: descr - Disable HAXX,DVDX,RZDx checks

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	==Descriptions==		==Descriptions==
	+	=== Disable HAXX,DVDX,RZDx checks ===
	+	Prevents deletion of The Homebrew Channel, DVDX and Zelda savegames (Twilight Hack?), which was introduced in System Menu 4.2. Therefore the hack is only existant for 4.2.
	+
	=== Replace Healthwarning with Backmenu ===		=== Replace Healthwarning with Backmenu ===
	No londer displays black/white health warning screen, so no need to press A, it will go straight to the channels screen.		No londer displays black/white health warning screen, so no need to press A, it will go straight to the channels screen.

Preloader/hacks

Posted: September 29th, 2009, 7:28am PDT by Crediar

added a hack for EUR 4.2 to prevent deletion of HAXX,DVDX, or RZDx

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	=== DSI Error code at Wii system menu Startup! ===		=== DSI Error code at Wii system menu Startup! ===
	Self explanatory, I guess this could be handy to lock your Wii so the kids and family can't break it!		Self explanatory, I guess this could be handy to lock your Wii so the kids and family can't break it!
	+
	+	== EUR 4.2 ==
	+	<pre>
	+	[Disable HAXX,DVDX,RZDx checks]
	+	version=482
	+	offset=0x81334610
	+	value=0x60000000
	+	</pre>

	== KOR 4.2 ==		== KOR 4.2 ==

Preloader/hacks

Posted: September 29th, 2009, 5:39am PDT by Crediar

added a hack for KOR 4.2 to prevent deletion of HAXX,DVDX, or RZDx

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	=== DSI Error code at Wii system menu Startup! ===		=== DSI Error code at Wii system menu Startup! ===
	Self explanatory, I guess this could be handy to lock your Wii so the kids and family can't break it!		Self explanatory, I guess this could be handy to lock your Wii so the kids and family can't break it!
	+
	+	== KOR 4.2 ==
	+	<pre>
	+	[Disable HAXX,DVDX,RZDx checks]
	+	version=486
	+	offset=0x81333A9C
	+	value=0x60000000
	+	</pre>

	== JPN v4.1 ==		== JPN v4.1 ==

BootMii

Posted: September 28th, 2009, 10:04pm PDT by AaronMosh7

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	== How it works ==		== How it works ==
-	The BootMii Platform is a [[boot2]] hack, which is loaded by [[boot1]], which is loaded by [[boot0]]. [[boot0]] is part of [[Hollywood]] and read-only. [[boot1]], although stored on the [[NAND]], is signed by a value in write-once memory and therefore cannot be changed. [[boot2]], however, can be modified. This means it can be hacked, updated, and corrupted. BootMii hacks [[boot2]], and allows running code directly from SD Card, before anything else is loaded. This has many advantages, such as making it very difficult to [[brick]], and slowing Nintendo from blocking homebrew. Unfortunately, the only way we could completely stop Nintendo from blocking homebrew is by patching updates on-the-fly, or somehow preventing overwriting [[boot2]].	+	The BootMii Platform is a [[boot2]] hack, which is loaded by [[boot1]], which is loaded by [[boot0]]. [[boot0]] is part of [[Hollywood]] and read-only. [[boot1]], although stored on the [[NAND]], is signed by a value in write-once memory and therefore cannot be changed. [[boot2]], however, can be modified. This means it can be hacked, updated, and corrupted. BootMii hacks [[boot2]], and allows running code directly from SD Card, before anything else is loaded. This has many advantages, such as making it very difficult to [[brick]], and slowing Nintendo from blocking homebrew. Unfortunately, the only way we could completely stop Nintendo from blocking homebrew is by patching updates on-the-fly, or somehow preventing overwriting [[boot2]]. Wii Menu 4.2 Fixes the bug found in boot1 on older wiis and completely removes it if it is installed if you update from a previous version; Which means if you downgrade from 4.2 and it bricks you there is no getting it back.

	== Compatibility ==		== Compatibility ==

BootMii

Posted: September 27th, 2009, 4:58pm PDT by Gamewizard71

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	\| title = BootMii		\| title = BootMii
	\| image = [[File:BootMii Logo.png\|128px]]		\| image = [[File:BootMii Logo.png\|128px]]
-	\| author = Team Twiizers	+	\| author = [[Team Twiizers]]
	\| version = Beta 3		\| version = Beta 3
	\| download = [bootmii.org]		\| download = [bootmii.org]
	\| source = [gitweb.bootmii.org]		\| source = [gitweb.bootmii.org]
-	\| peripherals = ~~{{Wii}}~~ {{GCNController}} {{FrontSD}} {{FrontSDHC}}	+	\| peripherals = {{GCNController}} {{FrontSD}} {{FrontSDHC}}
	}}		}}

	{{Modifies NAND}}		{{Modifies NAND}}

-	'''BootMii''' is a system designed by [[Team Twiizers]] to enable complete low-level control of the Wii. It allows the Wii to be controlled mere moments after the On button has been pressed, before any IOS has been loaded and before the NAND filesystem has been read.	+	'''BootMii''' is a system designed by [[Team Twiizers]] to enable complete low-level control of the Wii. It allows the Wii to be controlled mere moments after the On button has been pressed, before any [[IOS]] has been loaded and before the [[NAND]] filesystem has been read.

	== Architecture ==		== Architecture ==
	BootMii is comprised by four pieces of software:		BootMii is comprised by four pieces of software:
-	* Installer -- this is a simple ELF file which may be run using your favorite method (HBC, Twilight Hack, or any other exploit which can load standard executables). It checks your Wii to make sure it can safely be modified, saves some vital data for disaster recovery, and installs the rest of the components.	+	* Installer -- this is a simple ELF file which may be run using your favorite method (HBC, [[Twilight Hack]], or any other exploit which can load standard executables). It checks your Wii to make sure it can safely be modified, saves some vital data for disaster recovery, and installs the rest of the components.
	* Loader stub -- this is a small bit of ARM code which is injected into [[boot2]], replacing Nintendo's internal ELF loader. When run, it looks to see if an SD card is inserted. If so, it tries to load and execute /bootmii/armboot.bin instead of boot2. Otherwise, it will fall back to loading boot2.		* Loader stub -- this is a small bit of ARM code which is injected into [[boot2]], replacing Nintendo's internal ELF loader. When run, it looks to see if an SD card is inserted. If so, it tries to load and execute /bootmii/armboot.bin instead of boot2. Otherwise, it will fall back to loading boot2.
	* [[mini]] -- this is a rudimentary replacement for IOS that is best suited for low-level recovery functions. Source code is available under GPLv2 [gitweb.bootmii.org] here].		* [[mini]] -- this is a rudimentary replacement for IOS that is best suited for low-level recovery functions. Source code is available under GPLv2 [gitweb.bootmii.org] here].
	* BootMii (or bootmii-ppc) -- when mini runs, it looks for a file named /bootmii/ppcboot.elf on the SD card. If it exists, mini loads this executable into memory, boots up the Broadway (ppc) and executes that binary in parallel with mini. Source code is available under GPLv2 at (tbd).		* BootMii (or bootmii-ppc) -- when mini runs, it looks for a file named /bootmii/ppcboot.elf on the SD card. If it exists, mini loads this executable into memory, boots up the Broadway (ppc) and executes that binary in parallel with mini. Source code is available under GPLv2 at (tbd).

-	Both mini and bootmii-ppc must be present in order to draw a user interface, because the Starlet cannot directly access the Video Interface.	+	Both mini and bootmii-ppc must be present in order to draw a user interface, because the [[Starlet]] cannot directly access the Video Interface.

	== Benefits ==		== Benefits ==
-	BootMii allows anything from Recovery modes (creating a practically unbrickable Wii), to lazy access of the [[Homebrew Channel]]. For example, if you have corrupted the [[System Menu]], you can use the [[AnyRegion Changer]] to install a [[System Menu]] 3.2. Unfortunately, all homebrew currently require an [[IOS]], because [[libogc]] requires one. However, there is mini(a homebrew IOS-like software), which can be modified specifically for the program, ie, for better communication to the Linux kernel.	+	BootMii allows anything from Recovery modes (creating a practically unbrickable Wii), to lazy access of the [[Homebrew Channel]]. For example, if you have corrupted the [[System Menu]], you can use the [[AnyRegion Changer]] to install a [[System Menu 3.2]]. Unfortunately, all homebrew currently require an [[IOS]], because [[libogc]] requires one. However, there is mini(a homebrew IOS-like software), which can be modified specifically for the program, ie, for better communication to the Linux kernel.

	== How it works ==		== How it works ==
-	The BootMii Platform is a [[boot2]] hack, which is loaded by [[boot1]], which is loaded by [[boot0]]. [[boot0]] is part of Hollywood and read-only. [[boot1]], although stored on the [[NAND]], is signed by a value in write-once memory and therefore cannot be changed. [[boot2]], however, can be modified. This means it can be hacked, updated, and corrupted. BootMii hacks [[boot2]], and allows running code directly from SD Card, before anything else is loaded. This has many advantages, such as making it very difficult to brick, and slowing Nintendo from blocking homebrew. Unfortunately, the only way we could completely stop Nintendo from blocking homebrew is by patching updates on-the-fly, or somehow preventing overwriting [[boot2]].	+	The BootMii Platform is a [[boot2]] hack, which is loaded by [[boot1]], which is loaded by [[boot0]]. [[boot0]] is part of [[Hollywood]] and read-only. [[boot1]], although stored on the [[NAND]], is signed by a value in write-once memory and therefore cannot be changed. [[boot2]], however, can be modified. This means it can be hacked, updated, and corrupted. BootMii hacks [[boot2]], and allows running code directly from SD Card, before anything else is loaded. This has many advantages, such as making it very difficult to [[brick]], and slowing Nintendo from blocking homebrew. Unfortunately, the only way we could completely stop Nintendo from blocking homebrew is by patching updates on-the-fly, or somehow preventing overwriting [[boot2]].

	== Compatibility ==		== Compatibility ==
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	\| <youtube size="medium" valign="top" align="left">9oAQ9i4FMeg</youtube>		\| <youtube size="medium" valign="top" align="left">9oAQ9i4FMeg</youtube>
	\|-		\|-
-	\| Video source: Marcan's early BootMii demo. The hardware mod in the video is unrelated to BootMii.	+	\| Video source: [[User:Marcan\|Marcan]]'s early BootMii demo. The hardware mod in the video is unrelated to BootMii.
	\|-		\|-
	\|}		\|}
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	* Fix GPIO input for all Wiis		* Fix GPIO input for all Wiis
	* Wavebird support		* Wavebird support
-	* Fixed a silly bug where NAND backups were left as 0 byte files	+	* Fixed a silly bug where [[NAND]] backups were left as 0 byte files
	* Keys are now saved to SD as /bootmii/keys.bin too		* Keys are now saved to SD as /bootmii/keys.bin too

BootMii

Posted: September 27th, 2009, 4:58pm PDT by Gamewizard71

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	\| title = BootMii		\| title = BootMii
	\| image = [[File:BootMii Logo.png\|128px]]		\| image = [[File:BootMii Logo.png\|128px]]
-	\| author = Team Twiizers	+	\| author = [[Team Twiizers]]
	\| version = Beta 3		\| version = Beta 3
	\| download = [bootmii.org]		\| download = [bootmii.org]
	\| source = [gitweb.bootmii.org]		\| source = [gitweb.bootmii.org]
-	\| peripherals = ~~{{Wii}}~~ {{GCNController}} {{FrontSD}} {{FrontSDHC}}	+	\| peripherals = {{GCNController}} {{FrontSD}} {{FrontSDHC}}
	}}		}}

	{{Modifies NAND}}		{{Modifies NAND}}

-	'''BootMii''' is a system designed by [[Team Twiizers]] to enable complete low-level control of the Wii. It allows the Wii to be controlled mere moments after the On button has been pressed, before any IOS has been loaded and before the NAND filesystem has been read.	+	'''BootMii''' is a system designed by [[Team Twiizers]] to enable complete low-level control of the Wii. It allows the Wii to be controlled mere moments after the On button has been pressed, before any [[IOS]] has been loaded and before the [[NAND]] filesystem has been read.

	== Architecture ==		== Architecture ==
	BootMii is comprised by four pieces of software:		BootMii is comprised by four pieces of software:
-	* Installer -- this is a simple ELF file which may be run using your favorite method (HBC, Twilight Hack, or any other exploit which can load standard executables). It checks your Wii to make sure it can safely be modified, saves some vital data for disaster recovery, and installs the rest of the components.	+	* Installer -- this is a simple ELF file which may be run using your favorite method (HBC, [[Twilight Hack]], or any other exploit which can load standard executables). It checks your Wii to make sure it can safely be modified, saves some vital data for disaster recovery, and installs the rest of the components.
	* Loader stub -- this is a small bit of ARM code which is injected into [[boot2]], replacing Nintendo's internal ELF loader. When run, it looks to see if an SD card is inserted. If so, it tries to load and execute /bootmii/armboot.bin instead of boot2. Otherwise, it will fall back to loading boot2.		* Loader stub -- this is a small bit of ARM code which is injected into [[boot2]], replacing Nintendo's internal ELF loader. When run, it looks to see if an SD card is inserted. If so, it tries to load and execute /bootmii/armboot.bin instead of boot2. Otherwise, it will fall back to loading boot2.
	* [[mini]] -- this is a rudimentary replacement for IOS that is best suited for low-level recovery functions. Source code is available under GPLv2 [gitweb.bootmii.org] here].		* [[mini]] -- this is a rudimentary replacement for IOS that is best suited for low-level recovery functions. Source code is available under GPLv2 [gitweb.bootmii.org] here].
	* BootMii (or bootmii-ppc) -- when mini runs, it looks for a file named /bootmii/ppcboot.elf on the SD card. If it exists, mini loads this executable into memory, boots up the Broadway (ppc) and executes that binary in parallel with mini. Source code is available under GPLv2 at (tbd).		* BootMii (or bootmii-ppc) -- when mini runs, it looks for a file named /bootmii/ppcboot.elf on the SD card. If it exists, mini loads this executable into memory, boots up the Broadway (ppc) and executes that binary in parallel with mini. Source code is available under GPLv2 at (tbd).

-	Both mini and bootmii-ppc must be present in order to draw a user interface, because the Starlet cannot directly access the Video Interface.	+	Both mini and bootmii-ppc must be present in order to draw a user interface, because the [[Starlet]] cannot directly access the Video Interface.

	== Benefits ==		== Benefits ==
-	BootMii allows anything from Recovery modes (creating a practically unbrickable Wii), to lazy access of the [[Homebrew Channel]]. For example, if you have corrupted the [[System Menu]], you can use the [[AnyRegion Changer]] to install a [[System Menu]] 3.2. Unfortunately, all homebrew currently require an [[IOS]], because [[libogc]] requires one. However, there is mini(a homebrew IOS-like software), which can be modified specifically for the program, ie, for better communication to the Linux kernel.	+	BootMii allows anything from Recovery modes (creating a practically unbrickable Wii), to lazy access of the [[Homebrew Channel]]. For example, if you have corrupted the [[System Menu]], you can use the [[AnyRegion Changer]] to install a [[System Menu 3.2]]. Unfortunately, all homebrew currently require an [[IOS]], because [[libogc]] requires one. However, there is mini(a homebrew IOS-like software), which can be modified specifically for the program, ie, for better communication to the Linux kernel.

	== How it works ==		== How it works ==
-	The BootMii Platform is a [[boot2]] hack, which is loaded by [[boot1]], which is loaded by [[boot0]]. [[boot0]] is part of Hollywood and read-only. [[boot1]], although stored on the [[NAND]], is signed by a value in write-once memory and therefore cannot be changed. [[boot2]], however, can be modified. This means it can be hacked, updated, and corrupted. BootMii hacks [[boot2]], and allows running code directly from SD Card, before anything else is loaded. This has many advantages, such as making it very difficult to brick, and slowing Nintendo from blocking homebrew. Unfortunately, the only way we could completely stop Nintendo from blocking homebrew is by patching updates on-the-fly, or somehow preventing overwriting [[boot2]].	+	The BootMii Platform is a [[boot2]] hack, which is loaded by [[boot1]], which is loaded by [[boot0]]. [[boot0]] is part of [[Hollywood]] and read-only. [[boot1]], although stored on the [[NAND]], is signed by a value in write-once memory and therefore cannot be changed. [[boot2]], however, can be modified. This means it can be hacked, updated, and corrupted. BootMii hacks [[boot2]], and allows running code directly from SD Card, before anything else is loaded. This has many advantages, such as making it very difficult to [[brick]], and slowing Nintendo from blocking homebrew. Unfortunately, the only way we could completely stop Nintendo from blocking homebrew is by patching updates on-the-fly, or somehow preventing overwriting [[boot2]].

	== Compatibility ==		== Compatibility ==
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	\|-		\|-
-	\| Video source: Marcan's early BootMii demo. The hardware mod in the video is unrelated to BootMii.	+	\| Video source: [[User:Marcan\|Marcan]]'s early BootMii demo. The hardware mod in the video is unrelated to BootMii.
	\|-		\|-
	\|}		\|}
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	* Fix GPIO input for all Wiis		* Fix GPIO input for all Wiis
	* Wavebird support		* Wavebird support
-	* Fixed a silly bug where NAND backups were left as 0 byte files	+	* Fixed a silly bug where [[NAND]] backups were left as 0 byte files
	* Keys are now saved to SD as /bootmii/keys.bin too		* Keys are now saved to SD as /bootmii/keys.bin too

Talk:Preloader

Posted: September 15th, 2009, 2:34pm PDT by Deviouspaul

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	Anyone I used RestoreMii (backed-up just before attempting the install) and all is well. [[User:Malexous\|malexous]] 14:24, 6 September 2009 (UTC)		Anyone I used RestoreMii (backed-up just before attempting the install) and all is well. [[User:Malexous\|malexous]] 14:24, 6 September 2009 (UTC)
	+
	+	== Nothing Working ==
	+
	+	Im a noobie, I've managed to get the black screen, system corrupt etc - tried the preloader/hacks on mem card, reset button, etc but nothing loads other than the corrupt page..
	+
	+	Please help a noob in need!?
	+
	+	[[User:Deviouspaul\|Deviouspaul]] 21:34, 15 September 2009 (UTC)

User talk:Megazig

Posted: September 12th, 2009, 9:27pm PDT by Molokai

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	Thank you. I didn't know about it before. I will start doing that. [[User:Megazig\|Megazig]] 19:18, 9 August 2009 (UTC)Megazig		Thank you. I didn't know about it before. I will start doing that. [[User:Megazig\|Megazig]] 19:18, 9 August 2009 (UTC)Megazig
	+
	+	== Theme Hacks ==
	+	Hey, Megazig, I wanted to talk to you about a few things I'm working on with custom themes, but you don't have PMs enabled on WADder! (Probably for a reason). Please, contact me somehow. You could reply here, leave me a message on my usertalk, or send me a PM/email. [[User:Molokai\|Molokai]] 04:27, 13 September 2009 (UTC)

User talk:Megazig

Posted: September 12th, 2009, 9:27pm PDT by Molokai

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	Thank you. I didn't know about it before. I will start doing that. [[User:Megazig\|Megazig]] 19:18, 9 August 2009 (UTC)Megazig		Thank you. I didn't know about it before. I will start doing that. [[User:Megazig\|Megazig]] 19:18, 9 August 2009 (UTC)Megazig
	+
	+	== Theme Hacks ==
	+	Hey, Megazig, I wanted to talk to you about a few things I'm working on with custom themes, but you don't have PMs enabled on WADder! (Probably for a reason). Please, contact me somehow. You could reply here, leave me a message on my usertalk, or send me a PM/email. [[User:Molokai\|Molokai]] 04:27, 13 September 2009 (UTC)

Talk:Bannerbomb

Posted: August 9th, 2009, 5:53pm PDT by Mattwo

Big bold waring ON TOP OF THE PAGE:

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	:I reverted your edit, if the page did need to be edited to show it then you should have added the 'Modifies NAND' tag. but u should talk about it here first and get some evidence, most people who use it have no problems, you probably did something wrong and/or it conflicted with some other hacks because this is pretty safe. --[[User:Futurechromex3x\|Futurechromex3x]] 06:49, 9 August 2009 (UTC)		:I reverted your edit, if the page did need to be edited to show it then you should have added the 'Modifies NAND' tag. but u should talk about it here first and get some evidence, most people who use it have no problems, you probably did something wrong and/or it conflicted with some other hacks because this is pretty safe. --[[User:Futurechromex3x\|Futurechromex3x]] 06:49, 9 August 2009 (UTC)
	::Well I left my wii on and it suddenly started responding again but the file wasn't in the SD memory thing after that despite still being on the SD card...seems the wii packs a failsafe o.o [[User:Mattwo\|Mattwo]] 00:42, 10 August 2009 (UTC)		::Well I left my wii on and it suddenly started responding again but the file wasn't in the SD memory thing after that despite still being on the SD card...seems the wii packs a failsafe o.o [[User:Mattwo\|Mattwo]] 00:42, 10 August 2009 (UTC)
	+	:::On second note My wii has started overheating very badly....[[User:Mattwo\|Mattwo]] 00:53, 10 August 2009 (UTC)

Talk:Bannerbomb

Posted: August 9th, 2009, 5:42pm PDT by Mattwo

Big bold waring ON TOP OF THE PAGE:

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	:I reverted your edit, if the page did need to be edited to show it then you should have added the 'Modifies NAND' tag. but u should talk about it here first and get some evidence, most people who use it have no problems, you probably did something wrong and/or it conflicted with some other hacks because this is pretty safe. --[[User:Futurechromex3x\|Futurechromex3x]] 06:49, 9 August 2009 (UTC)		:I reverted your edit, if the page did need to be edited to show it then you should have added the 'Modifies NAND' tag. but u should talk about it here first and get some evidence, most people who use it have no problems, you probably did something wrong and/or it conflicted with some other hacks because this is pretty safe. --[[User:Futurechromex3x\|Futurechromex3x]] 06:49, 9 August 2009 (UTC)
	+	::Well I left my wii on and it suddenly started responding again but the file wasn't in the SD memory thing after that despite still being on the SD card...seems the wii packs a failsafe o.o [[User:Mattwo\|Mattwo]] 00:42, 10 August 2009 (UTC)

Talk:Bannerbomb

Posted: August 8th, 2009, 11:49pm PDT by Futurechromex3x

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	My Wii got bricked, and I had no idea that it would brick it! Why was there no warnig, and futhermore WHY THE HELL DO PEOPLE RELEASE POTENTIALLY DANGEROUS SOFTWARE WITHOUT THROUGH TESTING? [[User:Mattwo\|Mattwo]] 06:01, 9 August 2009 (UTC)		My Wii got bricked, and I had no idea that it would brick it! Why was there no warnig, and futhermore WHY THE HELL DO PEOPLE RELEASE POTENTIALLY DANGEROUS SOFTWARE WITHOUT THROUGH TESTING? [[User:Mattwo\|Mattwo]] 06:01, 9 August 2009 (UTC)
	+
	+	:I reverted your edit, if the page did need to be edited to show it then you should have added the 'Modifies NAND' tag. but u should talk about it here first and get some evidence, most people who use it have no problems, you probably did something wrong and/or it conflicted with some other hacks because this is pretty safe. --[[User:Futurechromex3x\|Futurechromex3x]] 06:49, 9 August 2009 (UTC)

System Menu 4.1

Posted: July 16th, 2009, 4:42pm PDT by WiiMAn

softmii and anyother bootleg loaders are not allowed on the site. recommend banning the person posting it.

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	\| Use [[Preloader]] with [[Preloader/hacks\|hacks]].		\| Use [[Preloader]] with [[Preloader/hacks\|hacks]].
	\|-		\|-
-	~~\|SoftMii Tweak app and MyMenuify app~~	+
-	~~\|Installing a theme will result in a semi-brick making it so that the wii will freeze when trying to enter wii setings (THEMES CAN NOT BE REMOVED MANUALLY, ONLY BY UPDATING)~~	+
-	~~\|None~~	+
-	\|}	+

	== Unaffected homebrew ==		== Unaffected homebrew ==

Talk:System Menu 4.1

Posted: July 16th, 2009, 7:47am PDT by Kobalobasileus

"You may not need to update again.": new section

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	Ask the creator of StartPatch to update for 4.1 (startpatch has all of the hacks of preloader plus the benefit of not installing anything in-front of the system menu) but yes in theory someone could revision a hacks.ini file for 4.1 since preloader will install --[[User:Flyguy\|Flyguy]] 23:28, 10 July 2009 (UTC)		Ask the creator of StartPatch to update for 4.1 (startpatch has all of the hacks of preloader plus the benefit of not installing anything in-front of the system menu) but yes in theory someone could revision a hacks.ini file for 4.1 since preloader will install --[[User:Flyguy\|Flyguy]] 23:28, 10 July 2009 (UTC)
	+
	+	== "You may not need to update again." ==
	+
	+	This line in the text block stood out at me:
	+	"If you've updated your Wii Menu after 7/15/09, you may not need to update again."
	+
	+	What does that mean? Nintendo isn't going to release any more system menu patches? System patches will download automatically in the future? How mysterious...

Talk:System Menu 4.1

Posted: July 16th, 2009, 7:26am PDT by WB3000

Which IOS:

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	::'''I am not encouraging an install''', but I think Preloader would install fine on 4.1. The Preloader installer does not check for your System Menu version (it installs on 3.3). To work on 4.0, the installer needs to patch IOS60, then do its magic with the System Menu. Same thing will go for 4.1, since it uses the same IOS60. The only issue is there won't be any hacks for a (little) while like removing the health screen warning. --[[User:Dialexio\|Dialexio]] 04:12, 5 July 2009 (UTC)		::'''I am not encouraging an install''', but I think Preloader would install fine on 4.1. The Preloader installer does not check for your System Menu version (it installs on 3.3). To work on 4.0, the installer needs to patch IOS60, then do its magic with the System Menu. Same thing will go for 4.1, since it uses the same IOS60. The only issue is there won't be any hacks for a (little) while like removing the health screen warning. --[[User:Dialexio\|Dialexio]] 04:12, 5 July 2009 (UTC)
	:::I thought the preloader was supposed to MOVE the system menu in another place. Am I right? If so, then it shall not work with this new update.[[User:Sonic4Ever\|Sonic4Ever]] 08:05, 16 July 2009 (UTC)		:::I thought the preloader was supposed to MOVE the system menu in another place. Am I right? If so, then it shall not work with this new update.[[User:Sonic4Ever\|Sonic4Ever]] 08:05, 16 July 2009 (UTC)
	+	:::Well, I believe with a patch or two to the preloader dol, in combination with trucha signing the menu, you would be able to use Preloader. Perhaps even without, if the installer reads the title boot index properly. --[[User:WB3000\|WB3000]] 14:26, 16 July 2009 (UTC)

	Apparently ( [www.ps3news.com] ), there is a bugfix for Wii Sports Resort. [[User:Muzer\|Muzer]] 21:56, 4 July 2009 (UTC)		Apparently ( [www.ps3news.com] ), there is a bugfix for Wii Sports Resort. [[User:Muzer\|Muzer]] 21:56, 4 July 2009 (UTC)

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	When my SD card is inserted, priiloader won't autoboot to the System Menu. Starting the Wii with no card inserted autoboots perfectly. I have it set to use System Menu IOS, if that makes any difference. Autoboot to HBC works fine. Haven't had a chance to test autobooting to installed .dol.--[[User:Qwertymodo\|Qwertymodo]] 06:10, 17 December 2009 (UTC)		When my SD card is inserted, priiloader won't autoboot to the System Menu. Starting the Wii with no card inserted autoboots perfectly. I have it set to use System Menu IOS, if that makes any difference. Autoboot to HBC works fine. Haven't had a chance to test autobooting to installed .dol.--[[User:Qwertymodo\|Qwertymodo]] 06:10, 17 December 2009 (UTC)
	:its being taken care off. it has to do with hacks :) --[[User:DacoTaco\|DacoTaco]] 15:34, 17 December 2009 (UTC)		:its being taken care off. it has to do with hacks :) --[[User:DacoTaco\|DacoTaco]] 15:34, 17 December 2009 (UTC)
	+	::Good to hear. Glad to see active development on this project. If it makes any difference, it fails to autoload with a card inserted regardless of whether or not the hacks.ini file is on the card.--[[User:Qwertymodo\|Qwertymodo]] 10:33, 18 December 2009 (UTC)

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	When my SD card is inserted, priiloader won't autoboot to the System Menu. Starting the Wii with no card inserted autoboots perfectly. I have it set to use System Menu IOS, if that makes any difference. Autoboot to HBC works fine. Haven't had a chance to test autobooting to installed .dol.--[[User:Qwertymodo\|Qwertymodo]] 06:10, 17 December 2009 (UTC)		When my SD card is inserted, priiloader won't autoboot to the System Menu. Starting the Wii with no card inserted autoboots perfectly. I have it set to use System Menu IOS, if that makes any difference. Autoboot to HBC works fine. Haven't had a chance to test autobooting to installed .dol.--[[User:Qwertymodo\|Qwertymodo]] 06:10, 17 December 2009 (UTC)
	:its being taken care off. it has to do with hacks :) --[[User:DacoTaco\|DacoTaco]] 15:34, 17 December 2009 (UTC)		:its being taken care off. it has to do with hacks :) --[[User:DacoTaco\|DacoTaco]] 15:34, 17 December 2009 (UTC)
	+	::Good to hear. Glad to see active development on this project. If it makes any difference, it fails to autoload with a card inserted regardless of whether or not the hacks.ini file is on the card.--[[User:Qwertymodo\|Qwertymodo]] 10:33, 18 December 2009 (UTC)

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	: Why would they do that? I think that the sole reason they started to get aggressive against homebrew is the warez. The emulators cut in a little on the profits, but many of us use those because we want to play games that Nintendo does not release (or with other options, like snes with nunchuk instead of classic controller). But the real pain is the official wii games. HowToPirateWiiGames is quickly becoming common knowledge, it's starting to popup on messageboards all over the Internet, and the HBC is always at the start. We are getting more attention from the wrong side then we need. I personally think the best way to get Nintendo off our backs is to stop messing around with IOSes, as changing those seems to be the main ingredient with piracy, and a much smaller ingredient for Homebrew. I don't know if it's feasible to update the HackMii installer, but don't release details on how to update IOSes. (I presume the current cIOS install hacks are patched now) --[[User:Daid\|Daid]] 15:47, 30 September 2009 (UTC)		: Why would they do that? I think that the sole reason they started to get aggressive against homebrew is the warez. The emulators cut in a little on the profits, but many of us use those because we want to play games that Nintendo does not release (or with other options, like snes with nunchuk instead of classic controller). But the real pain is the official wii games. HowToPirateWiiGames is quickly becoming common knowledge, it's starting to popup on messageboards all over the Internet, and the HBC is always at the start. We are getting more attention from the wrong side then we need. I personally think the best way to get Nintendo off our backs is to stop messing around with IOSes, as changing those seems to be the main ingredient with piracy, and a much smaller ingredient for Homebrew. I don't know if it's feasible to update the HackMii installer, but don't release details on how to update IOSes. (I presume the current cIOS install hacks are patched now) --[[User:Daid\|Daid]] 15:47, 30 September 2009 (UTC)
	:: "I think that the sole reason they started to get aggressive against homebrew is the warez.". I completely disagree with you on that. homebrew cuts in a lot of profits because currently all legit developers need to pay a lot of money for the Wii SDK (and have your office secured, cannot work from home etc - see [www.warioworld.com] ) and homebrew lets you develop for Wii for free, therefore cutting into Nintendo's profits. Bottom line what Nintendo is saying, is that while homebrew is not piracy, it is still not legit software, therefore they can and will remove it from their consoles as they see fit (otherwise they'd expect a law suit). -- [[User:Spec\|Spec]] 16:45, 30 September 2009 (UTC)		:: "I think that the sole reason they started to get aggressive against homebrew is the warez.". I completely disagree with you on that. homebrew cuts in a lot of profits because currently all legit developers need to pay a lot of money for the Wii SDK (and have your office secured, cannot work from home etc - see [www.warioworld.com] ) and homebrew lets you develop for Wii for free, therefore cutting into Nintendo's profits. Bottom line what Nintendo is saying, is that while homebrew is not piracy, it is still not legit software, therefore they can and will remove it from their consoles as they see fit (otherwise they'd expect a law suit). -- [[User:Spec\|Spec]] 16:45, 30 September 2009 (UTC)
	+	:: Also "The emulators cut in a little on the profits" - what about Virtual Console games? You got to pay $5-$10 for each game, which you can get via homebrew emulators completely free and ton of it.... -- [[User:Spec\|Spec]] 17:03, 30 September 2009 (UTC)

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