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_pages/zh_TW/wii-factory-reset.md diff --git a/_pages/ca_ES/bootmiirecover.md b/_pages/ca_ES/bootmiirecover.md index b46b9406c..7e56fdd6a 100644 --- a/_pages/ca_ES/bootmiirecover.md +++ b/_pages/ca_ES/bootmiirecover.md @@ -12,7 +12,6 @@ If you have BootMii installed as boot2, you will need to launch BootMii by resta If the screen stays black and the blue disc drive light is blinking upon launching BootMii, you are missing the BootMii files on your SD card. Download [this zip file](https://static.hackmii.com/bootmii_sd_files.zip) and extract it to the root of your SD card, then try again. {: .notice--warning} - Family edition Wiis (Wiis without GameCube ports) CANNOT restore NAND backups. This is because of the lack of GameCube ports which are required on non-boot2 Wiis to enter the restoration confirmation code. For additional help, please seek support. {: .notice--danger} diff --git a/_pages/ca_ES/bricks.md b/_pages/ca_ES/bricks.md index ebb8db3c1..094b9b176 100644 --- a/_pages/ca_ES/bricks.md +++ b/_pages/ca_ES/bricks.md @@ -75,7 +75,7 @@ A semibrick occurs when a different region Wii Menu or a different region custom #### Solutions Verify in AnyRegion Changer that your console region is the same as the theme or Wii Menu that you have installed. -If this was caused by a theme you installed, use MyMenuifyMod to re-download the original theme file. +If this was caused by a theme you installed, use csm-installer to reinstall the original theme. If this was caused by a Wii Menu WAD you installed, use [NUS Downloader](https://wiibrew.org/wiki/NUSD) to re-obtain your original Wii Menu. diff --git a/_pages/ca_ES/dump-games.md b/_pages/ca_ES/dump-games.md index 2ed22265b..5a5546aee 100644 --- a/_pages/ca_ES/dump-games.md +++ b/_pages/ca_ES/dump-games.md @@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ title: "Dumping Wii/GameCube games" {% include toc title="Table of Contents" %} -This guide covers dumping GameCube or Wii game discs. You can either dump directly to an SD card or USB drive, or over the local network. +This guide covers dumping GameCube or Wii game discs to a local SD card or USB drive on your Wii. ### Dumping a Disc to SD/USB (CleanRip) @@ -13,10 +13,7 @@ This guide covers dumping GameCube or Wii game discs. You can either dump direct + An SD card or USB drive with at least 4.7 GB of free space (8.5 GB if dumping a dual layer disc). + [CleanRip](https://oscwii.org/library/app/cleanrip) -#### Instructions - -If you are dumping one of the 13 games on [this list](https://wiki.dolphin-emu.org/index.php?title=Category:Dual_Layer_Disc_games), set `Dual Layer` in Step 6 to `Yes`. -{: .notice--info} +#### Preparation 1. Copy all the files that share the same name and end with `.partX.iso` into an empty folder on your computer. 1. Open the folder in File Explorer. @@ -25,96 +22,76 @@ If you are dumping one of the 13 games on [this list](https://wiki.dolphin-emu.o 1. In the new window that appears, type `cmd` and press enter. 1. Finally, type `copy /b *.part?.iso game.iso` and press enter. 1. Launch CleanRip from the list of homebrew. +1. When prompted, select `Yes` to calculate disc checksums. + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/checksum.png) + 1. Select your device that you will be dumping the game to - a USB device or SD card. - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/2.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/device.png) + +1. Select the filesystem type of the device - in most cases it will be FAT (FAT32). + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/filesystem.png) + +1. Ensure that your device is connected to the system and press A to proceed. + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/insertdevice.png) 1. When prompted, select `Yes` to download the redump.org DAT files. + This is required to ensure that the resulting dumps are clean/accurate. - You may get an exception error if you do this. If so, simply skip and verify your dump on Dolphin Emulator if needed. + You may get an exception error if you do this. If so, restart your Wii and try again - but if you continue to get exception errors, dump the disc and verify the checksum in Dolphin instead if needed. {: .notice--warning} - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/3.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/redump.png) -1. Insert the game disc you would like to dump. +1. Insert the game disc you would like to dump, and press A to continue. - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/4.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/insertdisc.png) + +### Dumping a Wii Disc + +As of v2.1.2 of CleanRip, there is an option to auto-detect whether or not the disc you have is dual layer. If you are on an earlier version, or just want to verify that the correct option is being selected, you can check [this list](https://wiki.dolphin-emu.org/index.php?title=Category:Dual_Layer_Disc_games) to see if your game is a dual layer disc. +{: .notice--info} + +If you get an unrecovered read error, ensure that the disc you are attempting to dump is clean and can be properly read by the console. Even though you may be able to play the game disc normally, you may still get this error. If the error persists, try to dump another disc and see if the same error happens. +{: .notice--warning} + +1. When prompted, select if your disc is an unlicensed Datel disc. If unsure, select `No`. + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/dateldisc.png) 1. Set the settings as shown on the screen below, while verifying if your game disc is dual layer or not. - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/6.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/wiisettings.png) 1. Press A to start dumping the disc. - + This process can take quite some time, since it will dump the full 4.7 GB disc contents (8.5 GB for dual layer discs). + + This process can take quite some time, since it will dump all 4.7 GB of the DVD (8.5 GB for dual layer discs). - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/7.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/wiiprogress.png) -1. Proceed to [joining PART files](dump-games#joining-part-files-on-a-fat32-device). +1. When the dump finishes, you should see a screen with the MD5 checksum of your disc, compared to the Redump DAT if you enabled it. -### Dumping a Disc over LAN (Wii DVD Dumper) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/wiidumpcomplete.png) -#### Requirements - -+ A Windows/macOS/Linux PC with an internet connection -+ [DVD Dump Tool](/assets/files/DVDDumpTool.zip) - -#### Instructions - -To organize the games on your drive properly, you'll need to use [Wii Backup Manager](wiibackupmanager). +Proceed to [Managing Wii Backups](wii-backups) to join the PART files that are output, and manage your dumped games. {: .notice--info} -Your Wii and your computer must be connected to the same local network. -{: .notice--warning} +### Dumping a GameCube Disc -1. Copy all the files that share the same name and end with `.partX.iso` in a folder on your computer. -1. Insert the SD card or USB drive into your Wii, and launch the d2x cIOS Installer from the Homebrew Channel -1. Use the `cd ` command and replace `` by the path to your `.partX.iso` files. -1. Launch the Homebrew Channel. -1. Launch DVD Dump Tool from the list of homebrew. -1. Press right on the D-pad, then press A. -1. Choose the disc that you want to copy (The options are: `GameCube Disc`, `Wii Single-Layer Disc`, `Wii Dual-Layer Disc`) and press "A" +1. When prompted, select if your disc is an unlicensed Datel disc. If unsure, select `No`. - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/2.png) -1. Insert the game disc into your Wii. - + If it is already inserted, eject and reinsert the disc. + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/dateldisc.png) - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/insertthedisc.jpg) -1. Select the proper disc type. +1. Press A to start dumping the disc. + + This process can take some time, since it will dump all 1.3 GB of the Mini DVD. - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/3.png) -1. Press any button to begin the dumping process. + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/gcprogress.png) - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/4.png) -1. Remember or write down your Wii's URL (IP address). -1. On your computer, open the browser, go to your address bar and enter the Wii URL. +1. When the dump finishes, you should see a screen with the MD5 checksum of your disc, compared to the Redump DAT if you enabled it. - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/5.png) -1. Click on `Click here to download XXXX.iso`. -1. Proceed to [joining PART files](dump-games#joining-part-files-on-a-fat32-device). + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/gcdumpcomplete.png) -### Joining PART files on a FAT32 device - -If you dumped the disc (regardless if it was to a PC or Wii) on a FAT32 formatted device, you should have gotten at least two files that end with `.partX.iso`. They need to be joined. -{: .notice--info} - -#### Windows - -1. Copy the files that share the same name and end with `.partX.iso` into an empty folder on your computer. -1. In this folder, click the address bar in Windows Explorer and copy its PATH. -1. Open a PowerShell or Windows Terminal window. -1. Run `cd [PATH]`. -1. Type `copy /b *.part?.iso game.iso` and press enter. -1. Wait until the merging process finishes. - + It should end with the terminal outputting `1 file(s) copied`. - -#### macOS/Linux - -1. Copy the files that share the same name and end with `.partX.iso` into an empty folder on your computer. -1. Open up a Terminal. -1. Run `cd [PATH]`, replacing [PATH] with the folder path to your `.partX.iso` files. -1. Use the following command as is: `cat \*.part?.iso > game.iso`. -1. Wait until the merging process finishes. - -To organize the games on your drive properly, you can use [Wii Backup Manager](wiibackupmanager). -{: .notice--info} +Proceed to [Managing GameCube Backups](gc-backups) to shrink the size of your output file, and manage your dumped games. +{: .notice--info} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/_pages/ca_ES/gc-backups.md b/_pages/ca_ES/gc-backups.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..2b61fdd5a --- /dev/null +++ b/_pages/ca_ES/gc-backups.md @@ -0,0 +1,49 @@ +--- +title: "Managing GameCube Backups" +--- + +{% include toc title="Table of Contents" %} + +This guide provides instructions on how to manage your GameCube backups, using GameCube Backup Manager. It functions similar to [Wii Backup Manager](wii-backups#using-wii-backup-manager). + +### Requirements + +* An SD card or USB drive +* [GameCube Backup Manager](https://github.com/AxionDrak/GameCube-Backup-Manager/releases) + +To play multiple games, it is recommended to use an external hard drive for your Wii. Any external hard drive found on most modern marketplaces should work with your Wii. +{: .notice--info} + +Make sure your USB drive is formatted as FAT32. Do not format it as other types such as NTFS, exFAT, extFS, or WBFS, the latter being an outdated filesystem for storing Wii games. +{: .notice--info} + +### Instructions + +#### Section I - Downloading + +1. Extract GameCube Backup Manager, and launch the program. +1. Insert your USB drive into your Wii mini and load the d2xl cIOS Installer from the Homebrew Channel. + +#### Section II - Copying Games Over + +1. Open the application and locate the folder button in the bottom right corner. Click on it to open the file explorer window. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/folderbutton.png) + +1. Navigate to the location of the folder that contains the game file you want to transfer. This could be on your computer's hard drive or an external storage device. Once you find the folder, select it. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/selectfolder.png) + +1. Click on the `Files (Destination)` tab, then select the `Inactive` option from the dropdown menu. This will allow you to choose the drive where you want to transfer the game. Select the appropriate drive letter from the list. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/selectdrive.png) + +1. Next, go back to the `Files (Source)` tab, select the game you want to transfer, and then click either `Install Game (1:1)` or `Install Game (Scrub)`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/installgame.png) + +Selecting `Install Game (Scrub)` will remove unnecessary data from the game, reducing the game's file size. For some games this can be a major reduction, for example with Animal Crossing - going from 1.3GB to around 26MB. +{: .notice--info} + +[Click here to view all of our tutorials that you can find on this website!](site-navigation) +{: .notice--info} diff --git a/_pages/ca_ES/site-navigation.md b/_pages/ca_ES/site-navigation.md index affbbc2b9..7ac4d7af4 100644 --- a/_pages/ca_ES/site-navigation.md +++ b/_pages/ca_ES/site-navigation.md @@ -44,6 +44,7 @@ sitemap: false + [Priiloader](priiloader) + [Relaunching the HackMii Installer](hackmii) + [Updating Wii Menu to v4.3](update) ++ [Restoring The Wii NAND to Stock](wii-factory-reset) + [Removing RSSMii](wnd-mini) + RiiTag
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diff --git a/_pages/ca_ES/themes.md b/_pages/ca_ES/themes.md index f593aba7d..e66d34e85 100644 --- a/_pages/ca_ES/themes.md +++ b/_pages/ca_ES/themes.md @@ -6,17 +6,17 @@ title: "Installing Wii Menu Themes" This guide is intended to be the last you will ever need when it comes to theming on the Wii, not only providing instructions for the Wii Menu through MyMenuifyMod, but also with themes on WiiFlow Lite, USB Loader GX, and The Homebrew Channel. Additionally, forwarders are covered. +### Wii Menu Theming + DO NOT CONTINUE WITH THIS GUIDE UNLESS YOU HAVE ADEQUATE BRICK PROTECTION, SPECIFICALLY [BOOTMII](bootmii) AND [PRIILOADER](priiloader)! {: .notice--danger} -MyMenuifyMod has built in safety features to prevent from installing bad or corrupt Wii Menu themes, so please opt to use it instead of other theme installation homebrew. +csm-installer has built in safety features to prevent from installing bad or corrupt Wii Menu themes, so please opt to use it instead of other theme installation homebrew. {: .notice--warning} Do not use any other version of ThemeMii than the one linked here, as ThemeMii Mod allows you to make a theme for Wii Menu version 4.3, other versions may not. {: .notice--warning} -### Wii Menu Theming - Only install themes on your Wii that have been formatted specifically for its version and current region. Installing themes from the wrong version or region on your Wii will cause a [brick](bricks#theme-brick). This tutorial will tell you how to create a .csm file that is safe to install. {: .notice--danger} @@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ Before proceeding, it helps to know the difference between .MYM and .CSM as file * A modded Wii * An SD card or USB device * A Windows/macOS/Linux PC with an Internet connection -* [Wii Themer](https://oscwii.org/library/app/mymenuifymod) +* [csm-installer](https://oscwii.org/library/app/csm-installer) * [ThemeMii Mod](/assets/files/New_ThemeMii_MOD.zip) #### Building a Theme @@ -52,21 +52,13 @@ If you don't want to go through the hassle of using an external program to build #### Theme Installation -1. Extract MyMenuifyMod.zip to your SD card or USB drive. -1. Put the .csm file you saved in a folder called `modthemes` on your SD card or USB drive. -1. Insert your SD card or USB drive into your Wii. -1. Launch MyMenuify Mod from the Homebrew Channel. -1. Go into MyMenuifyMod, and acknowledge the disclaimer. It will ask what IOS you want to use in the app. Select `IOS58`. - - If you get `Exception DSI occured!`, press RESET on your Wii and try again. - {: .notice--info} - -1. Select your storage medium, and you should now see a selection of your themes. - - ![](/images/themes/mym-theme-selection.png) - -1. Select the theme you would like to install. If it is signed, MyMenuifyMod will indicate it to you, otherwise it will warn you. Be absolutely sure at this point that you have downloaded the correct theme for your system menu version and region. -1. Install the theme. +1. Extract the csm-installer `.zip` file to the root of your SD card or USB device. +1. Create a new directory on your SD card or USB device called `themes` if it does not already exist. +1. Copy your `.csm` file to the `themes` directory. +1. Insert your SD card or USB drive into your Wii, and launch the Homebrew Channel. +1. Launch csm-installer, and wait for it to load. +1. Select the theme you would like to install with `A`. Be absolutely sure at this point that you have downloaded the correct theme for your system menu version and region. +1. Press `+` to install the theme. 1. Reboot into the Wii Menu, and see if the theme successfully installed. If all goes well, you will have a result similar to the below! ![](/images/themes/themed-wii-menu.png) diff --git a/_pages/ca_ES/wii-backups.md b/_pages/ca_ES/wii-backups.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..e213f348d --- /dev/null +++ b/_pages/ca_ES/wii-backups.md @@ -0,0 +1,140 @@ +--- +title: Managing Wii Backups +--- + +If you need help for anything regarding this tutorial, please join the RiiConnect24 Discord server (recommended) or e-mail us at support\@riiconnect24.net. + +This guide provides instructions on how to manage your Wii backups, from joining .PART files that are output through CleanRip, to shrinking game files that can be copied onto a FAT32 device. Two programs that can be used to manage your Wii backups are Wii Backup Manager (for Windows) and Wii Backup Fusion (for Linux and MacOS) and are covered below. + +For storing multiple games, we recommend an external hard drive for your Wii. Most of those found on the market should work fine. +{: .notice--info} + +A flash drive is not recommended, as they are small and may vary in behavior even between the same product.
+As an alternative, you may simply use an SD card, however the Wii's SD card slot will be slow. +{: .notice--info} + +Make sure your USB drive is formatted as FAT32. Do not format it as other types such as exFAT, extFS.
+You may format it as NTFS, but it won't work with a majority of apps (eg. The Homebrew Channel, Nintendont) +{: .notice--info} + +### Joining PART files on a FAT32 device + +If your disc was dumped to a FAT32 device, you should have gotten at least two files that end with `.partX.iso`, due to filesystem limitations. They need to be joined (on a supported filesystem like NTFS) so the file can be read correctly. +{: .notice--info} + +#### Windows + +1. Copy the files that share the same name and end with `.partX.iso` into an empty folder on your computer. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/dumpedpartfiles.png) + +2. In this folder, click the address bar in Windows Explorer and type in `cmd`, this will open a command prompt window there. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/opencmd.png) + +3. Type `copy /b *.part?.iso game.iso` and press enter. Wait for the command to finish, your terminal output should be similar to the below. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/joinpartfiles.png) + +4. If the copy process executed correctly, the checksum from the game dump info file (located where you dumped your disc at) should match the resulting joined file. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/filemd5.png) + +#### macOS/Linux + +1. Copy the files that share the same name and end with `.partX.iso` into an empty folder on your computer. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/dumpedpartfileslinux.png) + +2. Open a terminal in the directory where your files are at, or `cd [PATH]` to it. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/openterminallinux.png) + +3. Use the following command as is: ``cat `ls *.part?.iso | sort` > game.iso``. Then, wait for the merging process to finish. Like in Windows, the resulting checksum should match the dump. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/mergesuccesslinux.png) + +### Using Wii Backup Manager + +#### str2hax Method + +- A PC running Windows +- A USB drive or SD card +- A dumped ISO from a Wii game disc +- [Wii Backup Manager](https://static.wiidatabase.de/Wii-Backup-Manager.zip) + +#### Section I - Installation + +1. Extract Wii Backup Manager, and launch the program. +2. Insert your USB drive or SD card into your computer. + +#### Section II - Copying Games + +1. Go to the `Drive 1` tab, then select the drive that will hold your backed up Wii games. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/select_drive.png) + +2. Go to the `Files` tab, then select `Add`. + + - Select `Files` to add multiple games to the program, or select `Folder` to add a whole folder of games. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/select_games.png) + +3. Go to `Select`, then click `Games not on drive 1`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/select_games2.png) + +4. Select `Transfer`, then select `Drive 1` to transfer the games over. The progress will be displayed on the right side of the window. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/transfer_todrive.png) + +### Using Wii Backup Fusion + +#### str2hax Method + +- A PC running MacOS or Linux +- A USB drive or SD card +- A dumped ISO from a Wii game disc +- [Wii Backup Fusion](https://github.com/larsenv/Wii-Backup-Fusion) +- [Wiimm's ISO Tools](https://wit.wiimm.de/download.html) + +#### Section I - Installation + +1. Download Wiimm's ISO tools for your OS and extract the .tar.gz into a folder that you can access with the terminal. The extracted folder should have these files inside: + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/witinstallfolder.png) + +2. Open a terminal in the folder that you just extracted, and run `sudo ./install.sh`. + +3. Download Wii Backup Fusion for your OS and install. If on Linux, you will need to make the appimage executable by running `chmod +x [FILE]`. + +#### Section II - Copying Games + +1. Open Wii Backup Fusion and press `Load`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/loadwbf.png) + +2. Select the directory where your game ISO is at. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/opendirectorywbf.png) + +3. Right click on the game that you want to transfer to a drive, and press `Transfer to image`. Use the following settings: + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/settingswbf.png) + +4. If there is not already a `wbfs` directory on your game drive, make one. + +5. Make another directory inside of the `wbfs` folder for the game backup. Take note of the Game ID in Wii Backup Fusion as you will need this for the game folder. + +6. Make a game folder for your game, formatted as `game name [GAMEID]`. For the game dumped as an example in this guide, it would be named `New Super Mario Bros. Wii [SMNE01]`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/wbfsname.png) + +7. Copy the game.wbfs file that was made in Step 3 to this new folder. The drive should be ready to use on a Wii. + +[Continue to cIOS](cios)
+cIOS is needed for your Wii to use a USB Loader. Once this is done, you can use [USB Loader GX or WiiFlow](wii-loaders) to play games from your USB drive or SD card. +{: .notice--info} + +[Click here to go back to the site index.](site-navigation) +{: .notice--info} diff --git a/_pages/ca_ES/wii-factory-reset.md b/_pages/ca_ES/wii-factory-reset.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..665bc054f --- /dev/null +++ b/_pages/ca_ES/wii-factory-reset.md @@ -0,0 +1,90 @@ +--- +title: Restoring The Wii NAND to Stock +--- + +If you need help for anything regarding this tutorial, please join the RiiConnect24 Discord server (recommended) or e-mail us at support\@riiconnect24.net. + +This guide details how to create a stock NAND for your Wii system using a program called Ohneschwanzenegger. Unlike the `Format Wii System Memory` option in the Wii settings, this will completely wipe any changes to the NAND by downloading a stock Wii System Menu from NUS servers. If followed correctly, the Wii should have no homebrew left on the system, stock IOSes, and boot up to a factory setup screen when the NAND is flashed. + +Please note that this program **needs** an existing (even bricked!) NAND backup to function, as it needs to have a copy of the first 8 blocks of NAND, a bad blocks list, and AES/HMAC keys. + +{% capture here-be-dragons %} + +The instructions detailed in this guide WILL ERASE YOUR WII SYSTEM MEMORY and should only be considered as a LAST RESORT or if you are trying to do any of the following: + +- Restore the Wii to a state comparable to when it left the factory. +- Fix a brick where you do not have a functional NAND backup or access to the Homebrew Channel but can still make one using BootMii. +- You are unable to revert certain changes to the Wii System Memory such as all cIOS with DARKCORP. + +{% endcapture %} + +
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+ +If you are trying to [update your Wii to 4.3U](update) with homebrew or update outdated homebrew/IOS, you most likely do not need to follow this guide. Instead, you can use a tool like the SysCheck Updater Wizard built into [ModMii](modmii#syscheck-updater-wizard). If you are confused about this process, consider joining the Nintendo Homebrew discord server for support. +{: .notice--warning} + +### str2hax Method + +- An SD card with at least 512MB of free space +- A [NAND backup](bootmii) from the specific system you are trying to flash +- A Windows computer with an Internet connection +- [Ohneschwanzenegger](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/modmii/modmii.github.io/master/temp/ohneschwanzenegger.zip) +- [Nand BIN Checker](/assets/files/nandBinCheck.zip) + +### Instructions + +#### Section I - Preparation + +1. Start Ohneschwanzenegger. You may get a Windows SmartScreen prompt, this is a false positive and you can run the program anyway by pressing `More info` and `Run anyway`. + +2. Press the `Local Cache` button, create a new folder for the NUS cache to be output in, and then press OK. An example folder is given below. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nuscache.png) + +3. Press `Nand Dump` on the toolbar, and then press `New nand`. This should open a pop-up window where you can adjust parameters for a new NAND dump. Press the large `Existing Nand...` button and find your existing NAND dump from your Wii. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/newnand.png) + +4. This will fill in information such as the keys, Boot 1/2, and your bad blocks automatically. ONLY change the Destination box to `./blankNand.bin`, which will output the NAND to the program folder with the name `blankNand.bin`. Then, press OK. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/renamenand.png) + +#### Section II - Creating a Blank NAND + +1. Now that the NAND is loaded into the program, select `Content` on the toolbar and then press Format. This will initialize your BLANK NAND, not your backup NAND. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/formatnand.png) + +2. Select the top left text box in the program and type in the Wii System Menu version that you need the NAND to have. Note that this should optimally be the version that your NAND was previously using. This NAND was using `4.3U`. Other valid examples are `3.2U`, `4.3E`, or `3.4J`. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/sysmenu.png) + +3. Once you have confirmed you have entered the version of the menu that you want, press enter or `Get It!`. This will begin downloading the menu from NUS servers, with the progress displayed in the program. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/menudownload.png) + +4. Once the menu has finished downloading, a pop-up will display showing the settings appended to the NAND. It will be autofilled depending on what was in your NAND, although the serial number may be incorrect. You can edit this if you would like, otherwise keep everything blank and press OK. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/settings.png) + +5. Next, press `Content` on the taskbar and press `Write meta entries`. Then, go back to the menu and press `Flush`. You may then close the window. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/finalsteps.png) + +#### Section III - Verifying the NAND + +1. If NAND Bin Checker is not already in the same directory as Ohneschwanzenegger, copy it there now. Then, open a terminal in that directory. Run the following command: `.\nandBinCheck.exe .\blankNand.bin`. If you named the NAND something else, adjust the command accordingly. The program will then check the validity of the NAND. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nandcheck.png) + +2. If all is well, the result should look similar to the below. If there are ANY errors that stand out, DO NOT use this NAND and try again as it may damage or permanantly brick your Wii. If you continue to get these errors on further attempts, go to the Nintendo Homebrew discord server for support. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nandcheckresult.png) + +3. Move the `blankNand.bin` to your Wii SD card and rename it to `nand.bin` so that it can be flashed by BootMii. Remember not to overwrite your existing NAND! + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nandname.png) + +[Continue to BootMii Recovery](bootmiirecover) +Now that you have a blank NAND, you can restore it on your Wii using BootMii. +{: .notice--info} diff --git a/_pages/de_DE/bootmiirecover.md b/_pages/de_DE/bootmiirecover.md index f83bf7857..e10e48aa5 100644 --- a/_pages/de_DE/bootmiirecover.md +++ b/_pages/de_DE/bootmiirecover.md @@ -12,7 +12,6 @@ If you have BootMii installed as boot2 you will need to launch BootMii by restar If the screen stays black and the blue disc drive light is blinking, you are missing the BootMii files on your SD card. Download [this zip file](https://static.hackmii.com/bootmii_sd_files.zip) and extract it to the root of your SD card, then try again. {: .notice--warning} - Family edition Wiis (Wiis without GameCube ports) CANNOT restore NAND backups. This is because of the lack of GameCube ports which are required on non-boot2 Wiis to enter the restoration confirmation code. For additional help, please seek support. {: .notice--danger} diff --git a/_pages/de_DE/bricks.md b/_pages/de_DE/bricks.md index 43bf74117..d7c4d830c 100644 --- a/_pages/de_DE/bricks.md +++ b/_pages/de_DE/bricks.md @@ -75,7 +75,7 @@ A semibrick occurs when a different region Wii Menu or a different region custom #### Solutions Verify in AnyRegion Changer that your console region is the same as the theme or Wii Menu that you have installed. -If this was caused by a theme you installed, use MyMenuifyMod to re-download the original theme file. +If this was caused by a theme you installed, use csm-installer to reinstall the original theme. If this was caused by a Wii Menu WAD you installed, use [NUS Downloader](https://wiibrew.org/wiki/NUSD) to re-obtain your original Wii Menu. diff --git a/_pages/de_DE/dump-games.md b/_pages/de_DE/dump-games.md index 2e92d253b..dd2eadad1 100644 --- a/_pages/de_DE/dump-games.md +++ b/_pages/de_DE/dump-games.md @@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ title: "Dumping Wii/GameCube games" {% include toc title="Inhaltsverzeichnis" %} -Want to dump a GameCube or a Wii disk? You can either dump directly to an SD card or USB drive, or over the local network. +This guide covers dumping GameCube or Wii game discs to a local SD card or USB drive on your Wii. ### Dumping a Disc to SD/USB (CleanRip) @@ -13,10 +13,7 @@ Want to dump a GameCube or a Wii disk? You can either dump directly to an SD car + An SD card or USB drive with at least 4.7 GB of free space (8.5 GB if dumping a dual layer disc). + [CleanRip](https://oscwii.org/library/app/cleanrip) -#### Anleitung - -If you are dumping one of the 13 games on [this list](https://wiki.dolphin-emu.org/index.php?title=Category:Dual_Layer_Disc_games), set `Dual Layer` to `Yes`. -{: .notice--info} +#### Preparation 1. Power off your console. 1. Insert your SD card or USB drive into your computer. @@ -25,96 +22,76 @@ If you are dumping one of the 13 games on [this list](https://wiki.dolphin-emu.o 1. Power on your console. 1. Starte den Homebrew-Kanal. 1. Launch CleanRip from the list of homebrew. +1. When prompted, select `Yes` to calculate disc checksums. + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/checksum.png) + 1. Wähle das Gerät auf welches du das Spiel kopieren möchtest - dein USB-Laufwerk bzw. deine SD-Karte. - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/2.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/device.png) + +1. Select the filesystem type of the device - in most cases it will be FAT (FAT32). + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/filesystem.png) + +1. Ensure that your device is connected to the system and press A to proceed. + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/insertdevice.png) 1. When prompted, select `Yes` to download the redump.org DAT files. + This is required to ensure that the resulting dumps are clean/accurate. - You may get an exception error if you do this. If so, simply skip and verify your dump on Dolphin Emulator if needed. + You may get an exception error if you do this. If so, restart your Wii and try again - but if you continue to get exception errors, dump the disc and verify the checksum in Dolphin instead if needed. {: .notice--warning} - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/3.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/redump.png) -1. Now insert the game you want to dump. +1. Insert the game disc you would like to dump, and press A to continue. - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/4.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/insertdisc.png) + +### Dumping a Wii Disc + +As of v2.1.2 of CleanRip, there is an option to auto-detect whether or not the disc you have is dual layer. If you are on an earlier version, or just want to verify that the correct option is being selected, you can check [this list](https://wiki.dolphin-emu.org/index.php?title=Category:Dual_Layer_Disc_games) to see if your game is a dual layer disc. +{: .notice--info} + +If you get an unrecovered read error, ensure that the disc you are attempting to dump is clean and can be properly read by the console. Even though you may be able to play the game disc normally, you may still get this error. If the error persists, try to dump another disc and see if the same error happens. +{: .notice--warning} + +1. When prompted, select if your disc is an unlicensed Datel disc. If unsure, select `No`. + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/dateldisc.png) 1. Set the settings as shown on the screen below, while verifying if your game disc is dual layer or not. - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/6.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/wiisettings.png) 1. Press A to start dumping the disc. - + It can take a while, since it will dump the full 4.7 GB disc contents (8.5 GB for dual layer discs). + + This process can take quite some time, since it will dump all 4.7 GB of the DVD (8.5 GB for dual layer discs). - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/7.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/wiiprogress.png) -1. Proceed to [joining PART files](dump-games#joining-part-files-on-a-fat32-device). +1. When the dump finishes, you should see a screen with the MD5 checksum of your disc, compared to the Redump DAT if you enabled it. -### Dumping a Disc over LAN (Wii DVD Dumper) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/wiidumpcomplete.png) -#### Voraussetzungen - -+ A Windows/macOS/Linux PC with an internet connection -+ [DVD](/assets/files/DVDDumpTool.zip) - -#### Anleitung - -Download speeds will be slow due to limitations in the network hardware of the Wii, but it remains a valid solution if you are willing to be patient. +Proceed to [Managing Wii Backups](wii-backups) to join the PART files that are output, and manage your dumped games. {: .notice--info} -Dumping a game over a local network -{: .notice--warning} +### Dumping a GameCube Disc -1. Extract DVD Dump Tool and put it in the `apps` folder on your SD card or USB drive. -1. Stecke deine SD-Karte in deine Wii und starte CleanRip über den Homebrew-Kanal. -1. Power on your console. -1. Starte den Homebrew-Kanal. -1. Launch DVD Dump Tool from the list of homebrew. -1. Press the right on the D-pad and press A. -1. Choose the disc that you want to copy (The options are: `GameCube Disc`, `Wii Single-Layer Disc`, `Wii Dual-Layer Disc` and press "A" +1. When prompted, select if your disc is an unlicensed Datel disc. If unsure, select `No`. - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/2.png) -1. Insert your SD card into your Wii, and launch DVD Dump Tool from the Homebrew Channel. - + If it is already inserted, eject and reinsert the disc. + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/dateldisc.png) - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/insertthedisc.jpg) -1. Select the proper disc type. +1. Press A to start dumping the disc. + + This process can take some time, since it will dump all 1.3 GB of the Mini DVD. - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/3.png) -1. Press any button to begin the dumping process. + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/gcprogress.png) - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/4.png) -1. Remember your Wii URL (IP address) -1. On your computer's web browser, go to your address bar and enter the Wii URL. +1. When the dump finishes, you should see a screen with the MD5 checksum of your disc, compared to the Redump DAT if you enabled it. - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/5.png) -1. Click on `Click here to download XXXX.iso`. -1. Proceed to [joining PART files](dump-games#joining-part-files-on-a-fat32-device). + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/gcdumpcomplete.png) -### Joining PART files on a FAT32 device - -If you dumped the disc on a FAT32 formatted, device, you should've got at least 2 files that end with `.partX.iso`. They need to be joined up. -{: .notice--info} - -#### Windows - -1. Copy all the files that share the same name and end with `.partX.iso` in a folder on your computer. -1. In this folder, click the address bar in Windows Explorer and copy its PATH. -1. Select "Open PowerShell window here". -1. Run `cd [PATH]`. -1. Finally, type `copy /b *.part?.iso game.iso` and press enter. -1. Wait until the merging process finishes. - + It should end with the terminal outputting `1 file(s) copied`. - -#### macOS/Linux - -1. Copy all the files that share the same name and end with `.partX.iso` into an empty folder on your computer. -1. Open up a Terminal. -1. Use the `cd ` command and replace `` by the path to your `.partX.iso` files. -1. Use the following command as is: `cat \*.part?.iso > game.iso`. -1. Wait until it finishes. - -To organize the games on your drive properly, you'll need to use [Wii Backup Manager](wiibackupmanager). -{: .notice--info} +Proceed to [Managing GameCube Backups](gc-backups) to shrink the size of your output file, and manage your dumped games. +{: .notice--info} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/_pages/de_DE/gc-backups.md b/_pages/de_DE/gc-backups.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..64370613a --- /dev/null +++ b/_pages/de_DE/gc-backups.md @@ -0,0 +1,49 @@ +--- +title: "Managing GameCube Backups" +--- + +{% include toc title="Inhaltsverzeichnis" %} + +This guide provides instructions on how to manage your GameCube backups, using GameCube Backup Manager. It functions similar to [Wii Backup Manager](wii-backups#using-wii-backup-manager). + +### Voraussetzungen + +* Eine SD-Karte oder ein USB-Laufwerk +* [GameCube Backup Manager](https://github.com/AxionDrak/GameCube-Backup-Manager/releases) + +To play multiple games, it is recommended to use an external hard drive for your Wii. Any external hard drive found on most modern marketplaces should work with your Wii. +{: .notice--info} + +Make sure your USB drive is formatted as FAT32. Do not format it as other types such as NTFS, exFAT, extFS, or WBFS, the latter being an outdated filesystem for storing Wii games. +{: .notice--info} + +### Anleitung + +#### Abschnitt 1 - Herunterladen + +1. Extract GameCube Backup Manager, and launch the program. +1. Insert your USB drive into your computer. + +#### Section II - Copying Games Over + +1. Open the application and locate the folder button in the bottom right corner. Click on it to open the file explorer window. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/folderbutton.png) + +1. Navigate to the location of the folder that contains the game file you want to transfer. This could be on your computer's hard drive or an external storage device. Once you find the folder, select it. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/selectfolder.png) + +1. Click on the `Files (Destination)` tab, then select the `Inactive` option from the dropdown menu. This will allow you to choose the drive where you want to transfer the game. Select the appropriate drive letter from the list. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/selectdrive.png) + +1. Next, go back to the `Files (Source)` tab, select the game you want to transfer, and then click either `Install Game (1:1)` or `Install Game (Scrub)`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/installgame.png) + +Selecting `Install Game (Scrub)` will remove unnecessary data from the game, reducing the game's file size. For some games this can be a major reduction, for example with Animal Crossing - going from 1.3GB to around 26MB. +{: .notice--info} + +[Klicke hier, um zum Seitenindex zurückzukehren.](site-navigation) +{: .notice--info} diff --git a/_pages/de_DE/site-navigation.md b/_pages/de_DE/site-navigation.md index 11ea4769e..17d3b8352 100644 --- a/_pages/de_DE/site-navigation.md +++ b/_pages/de_DE/site-navigation.md @@ -44,6 +44,7 @@ sitemap: false + [Priiloader](priiloader) + [Relaunching the HackMii Installer](hackmii) + [Updating Wii Menu to v4.3](update) ++ [Restoring The Wii NAND to Stock](wii-factory-reset) + [Wii Mod Lite](wnd-mini) + YAWM ModMii Edition
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@@ -51,16 +52,17 @@ sitemap: false {% capture notice-5 %} **Homebrew** + [Verknüpfungen für Wii-Spiele erstellen](wiigsc) -+ [GameCube Backup Manager](gcbackupmanager) + [How to dump Channels (WADs)](dump-wads) + [How to dump GameCube/Wii Games](dump-games) -+ [Installing RSSMii](rssmii) ++ [Managing GameCube Backups](gc-backups) + [Managing GameCube Save Files](gcsaves) ++ [Managing Wii Backups](wii-backups) + [Priiloader Usage](priiloader-usage) + [Empfohlen](recommended-homebrew) ++ [Installing RSSMii](rssmii) ++ [Transferring Save Games](transfer-saves) + [USB Loader GX](wii-loaders) + [Performing a SysCheck](syscheck) -+ [Wii Backup Manager](wiibackupmanager) + Installing Wii Menu Themes on vWii
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diff --git a/_pages/de_DE/themes.md b/_pages/de_DE/themes.md index eb586f5fe..fed4eab03 100644 --- a/_pages/de_DE/themes.md +++ b/_pages/de_DE/themes.md @@ -6,17 +6,17 @@ title: "RiiConnect24 Themes Page" This guide is intended for regular Wiis only. For installing themes on vWii (Wii U), follow [this page](themes-vwii). Additionally, forwarders are covered. +### Wii-Menü-Designs installieren + DO NOT CONTINUE WITH THIS GUIDE UNLESS YOU HAVE ADEQUATE BRICK PROTECTION, SPECIFICALLY [BOOTMII](bootmii) AND [PRIILOADER](priiloader)! {: .notice--danger} -For safety purposes, please do not use any other version of MyMenuify than the one linked here, as MyMenuify Mod is the safest way to install a theme. +csm-installer has built in safety features to prevent from installing bad or corrupt Wii Menu themes, so please opt to use it instead of other theme installation homebrew. {: .notice--warning} Do not use any other version of ThemeMii than the one linked here, as ThemeMii Mod allows you to make a theme for Wii Menu version 4.3, other versions may not. {: .notice--warning} -### Wii-Menü-Designs installieren - Only install themes on your Wii that have been formatted specifically for it, and its current region. Installing themes from the wrong region or version on your Wii will cause a brick. This tutorial will tell you how to create a .csm file that is safe to install. {: .notice--danger} @@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ Before proceeding, it helps to know the difference between .MYM and .CSM as file * Eine Wii * Extract MyMenuifyMod.zip to your SD card or USB drive. * A Windows/macOS/Linux PC with an Internet connection -* [MyMenuify Mod](https://oscwii.org/library/app/mymenuifymod) +* [csm-installer](https://oscwii.org/library/app/csm-installer) * [ThemeMii Mod](/assets/files/New_ThemeMii_MOD.zip) #### Building a Theme @@ -52,21 +52,13 @@ If you don't want to go through the hassle of using an external program to build #### Theme Installation -1. Abschnitt 3 - Das Design installieren -1. Put the .csm file you saved in a folder called `modthemes` on your SD card or USB drive. -1. Copy the theme file to the storage medium under the `modthemes` directory. -1. Go to `Options` > `Standard System Menu` > Version of your Wii Menu > Region of your Wii Menu -1. Go into MyMenuifyMod, and acknowledge the disclaimer. After an introduction message, it will ask you what IOS you want to use in the app. Select `IOS58`. - - If the former gives an `Exception DSI occurred!` error, press Reset on the Wii console, launch it again, then try `IOS250`. - {: .notice--info} - -1. Select your storage medium, and you should now see a selection of your themes. - - ![](/images/themes/mym-theme-selection.png) - -1. Find a theme you want to install. If it is signed, MyMenuifyMod will indicate it to you, otherwise it will warn you. Be absolutely sure at this point that you have downloaded the correct theme for your system menu version and region. -1. Install the theme. +1. Extract the csm-installer `.zip` file to the root of your SD card or USB device. +1. Create a new directory on your SD card or USB device called `themes` if it does not already exist. +1. Copy your `.csm` file to the `themes` directory. +1. Insert your SD card or USB drive into your Wii, and launch the Homebrew Channel. +1. Launch csm-installer, and wait for it to load. +1. Select the theme you would like to install with `A`. Be absolutely sure at this point that you have downloaded the correct theme for your system menu version and region. +1. Press `+` to install the theme. 1. Highlight the theme you want to install, then press A. Give it a moment to install the theme, then press any button to go to the Wii Menu. Hopefully, the theme installed correctly. If all goes well, you will have a result similar to the below! ![](/images/themes/themed-wii-menu.png) diff --git a/_pages/de_DE/wii-backups.md b/_pages/de_DE/wii-backups.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..dd0144f3b --- /dev/null +++ b/_pages/de_DE/wii-backups.md @@ -0,0 +1,140 @@ +--- +title: Managing Wii Backups +--- + +{% include toc title="Inhaltsverzeichnis" %} + +This guide provides instructions on how to manage your Wii backups, from joining .PART files that are output through CleanRip, to shrinking game files that can be copied onto a FAT32 device. Two programs that can be used to manage your Wii backups are Wii Backup Manager (for Windows) and Wii Backup Fusion (for Linux and MacOS) and are covered below. + +For storing multiple games, we recommend an external hard drive for your Wii. Most of those found on the market should work fine. +{: .notice--info} + +A flash drive is not recommended, as they are small and may vary in behavior even between the same product.
+As an alternative, you may simply use an SD card, however the Wii's SD card slot will be slow. +{: .notice--info} + +Make sure your USB drive is formatted as FAT32. Do not format it as other types such as exFAT, extFS.
+You may format it as NTFS, but it won't work with a majority of apps (eg. The Homebrew Channel, Nintendont) +{: .notice--info} + +### Joining PART files on a FAT32 device + +If your disc was dumped to a FAT32 device, you should have gotten at least two files that end with `.partX.iso`, due to filesystem limitations. They need to be joined (on a supported filesystem like NTFS) so the file can be read correctly. +{: .notice--info} + +#### Windows + +1. Copy the files that share the same name and end with `.partX.iso` into an empty folder on your computer. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/dumpedpartfiles.png) + +2. In this folder, click the address bar in Windows Explorer and type in `cmd`, this will open a command prompt window there. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/opencmd.png) + +3. Type `copy /b *.part?.iso game.iso` and press enter. Wait for the command to finish, your terminal output should be similar to the below. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/joinpartfiles.png) + +4. If the copy process executed correctly, the checksum from the game dump info file (located where you dumped your disc at) should match the resulting joined file. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/filemd5.png) + +#### macOS/Linux + +1. Copy the files that share the same name and end with `.partX.iso` into an empty folder on your computer. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/dumpedpartfileslinux.png) + +2. Open a terminal in the directory where your files are at, or `cd [PATH]` to it. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/openterminallinux.png) + +3. Use the following command as is: ``cat `ls *.part?.iso | sort` > game.iso``. Then, wait for the merging process to finish. Like in Windows, the resulting checksum should match the dump. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/mergesuccesslinux.png) + +### Using Wii Backup Manager + +#### Anforderungen + +- A PC running Windows +- A USB drive or SD card +- A dumped ISO from a Wii game disc +- [Wii Backup Manager](https://static.wiidatabase.de/Wii-Backup-Manager.zip) + +#### Section I - Installation + +1. Extract Wii Backup Manager, and launch the program. +2. Insert your USB drive or SD card into your computer. + +#### Section II - Copying Games + +1. Go to the `Drive 1` tab, then select the drive that will hold your backed up Wii games. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/select_drive.png) + +2. Go to the `Files` tab, then select `Add`. + + - Select `Files` to add multiple games to the program, or select `Folder` to add a whole folder of games. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/select_games.png) + +3. Go to `Select`, then click `Games not on drive 1`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/select_games2.png) + +4. Select `Transfer`, then select `Drive 1` to transfer the games over. The progress will be displayed on the right side of the window. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/transfer_todrive.png) + +### Using Wii Backup Fusion + +#### Anforderungen + +- A PC running MacOS or Linux +- A USB drive or SD card +- A dumped ISO from a Wii game disc +- [Wii Backup Fusion](https://github.com/larsenv/Wii-Backup-Fusion) +- [Wiimm's ISO Tools](https://wit.wiimm.de/download.html) + +#### Section I - Installation + +1. Download Wiimm's ISO tools for your OS and extract the .tar.gz into a folder that you can access with the terminal. The extracted folder should have these files inside: + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/witinstallfolder.png) + +2. Open a terminal in the folder that you just extracted, and run `sudo ./install.sh`. + +3. Download Wii Backup Fusion for your OS and install. If on Linux, you will need to make the appimage executable by running `chmod +x [FILE]`. + +#### Section II - Copying Games + +1. Open Wii Backup Fusion and press `Load`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/loadwbf.png) + +2. Select the directory where your game ISO is at. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/opendirectorywbf.png) + +3. Right click on the game that you want to transfer to a drive, and press `Transfer to image`. Use the following settings: + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/settingswbf.png) + +4. If there is not already a `wbfs` directory on your game drive, make one. + +5. Make another directory inside of the `wbfs` folder for the game backup. Take note of the Game ID in Wii Backup Fusion as you will need this for the game folder. + +6. Make a game folder for your game, formatted as `game name [GAMEID]`. For the game dumped as an example in this guide, it would be named `New Super Mario Bros. Wii [SMNE01]`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/wbfsname.png) + +7. Copy the game.wbfs file that was made in Step 3 to this new folder. The drive should be ready to use on a Wii. + +[Continue to cIOS](cios)
+cIOS is needed for your Wii to use a USB Loader. Once this is done, you can use [USB Loader GX or WiiFlow](wii-loaders) to play games from your USB drive or SD card. +{: .notice--info} + +[Click here to go back to the site index.](site-navigation) +{: .notice--info} diff --git a/_pages/de_DE/wii-factory-reset.md b/_pages/de_DE/wii-factory-reset.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..bf85cca96 --- /dev/null +++ b/_pages/de_DE/wii-factory-reset.md @@ -0,0 +1,90 @@ +--- +title: Restoring The Wii NAND to Stock +--- + +{% include toc title="Inhaltsverzeichnis" %} + +This guide details how to create a stock NAND for your Wii system using a program called Ohneschwanzenegger. Unlike the `Format Wii System Memory` option in the Wii settings, this will completely wipe any changes to the NAND by downloading a stock Wii System Menu from NUS servers. If followed correctly, the Wii should have no homebrew left on the system, stock IOSes, and boot up to a factory setup screen when the NAND is flashed. + +Please note that this program **needs** an existing (even bricked!) NAND backup to function, as it needs to have a copy of the first 8 blocks of NAND, a bad blocks list, and AES/HMAC keys. + +{% capture here-be-dragons %} + +The instructions detailed in this guide WILL ERASE YOUR WII SYSTEM MEMORY and should only be considered as a LAST RESORT or if you are trying to do any of the following: + +- Restore the Wii to a state comparable to when it left the factory. +- Fix a brick where you do not have a functional NAND backup or access to the Homebrew Channel but can still make one using BootMii. +- You are unable to revert certain changes to the Wii System Memory such as all cIOS with DARKCORP. + +{% endcapture %} + +
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+ +If you are trying to [update your Wii to 4.3U](update) with homebrew or update outdated homebrew/IOS, you most likely do not need to follow this guide. Instead, you can use a tool like the SysCheck Updater Wizard built into [ModMii](modmii#syscheck-updater-wizard). If you are confused about this process, consider joining the Nintendo Homebrew discord server for support. +{: .notice--warning} + +### Anforderungen + +- An SD card with at least 512MB of free space +- A [NAND backup](bootmii) from the specific system you are trying to flash +- A Windows computer with an Internet connection +- [Ohneschwanzenegger](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/modmii/modmii.github.io/master/temp/ohneschwanzenegger.zip) +- [Nand BIN Checker](/assets/files/nandBinCheck.zip) + +### Anleitung + +#### Section I - Preparation + +1. Start Ohneschwanzenegger. You may get a Windows SmartScreen prompt, this is a false positive and you can run the program anyway by pressing `More info` and `Run anyway`. + +2. Press the `Local Cache` button, create a new folder for the NUS cache to be output in, and then press OK. An example folder is given below. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nuscache.png) + +3. Press `Nand Dump` on the toolbar, and then press `New nand`. This should open a pop-up window where you can adjust parameters for a new NAND dump. Press the large `Existing Nand...` button and find your existing NAND dump from your Wii. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/newnand.png) + +4. This will fill in information such as the keys, Boot 1/2, and your bad blocks automatically. ONLY change the Destination box to `./blankNand.bin`, which will output the NAND to the program folder with the name `blankNand.bin`. Then, press OK. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/renamenand.png) + +#### Section II - Creating a Blank NAND + +1. Now that the NAND is loaded into the program, select `Content` on the toolbar and then press Format. This will initialize your BLANK NAND, not your backup NAND. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/formatnand.png) + +2. Select the top left text box in the program and type in the Wii System Menu version that you need the NAND to have. Note that this should optimally be the version that your NAND was previously using. This NAND was using `4.3U`. Other valid examples are `3.2U`, `4.3E`, or `3.4J`. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/sysmenu.png) + +3. Once you have confirmed you have entered the version of the menu that you want, press enter or `Get It!`. This will begin downloading the menu from NUS servers, with the progress displayed in the program. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/menudownload.png) + +4. Once the menu has finished downloading, a pop-up will display showing the settings appended to the NAND. It will be autofilled depending on what was in your NAND, although the serial number may be incorrect. You can edit this if you would like, otherwise keep everything blank and press OK. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/settings.png) + +5. Next, press `Content` on the taskbar and press `Write meta entries`. Then, go back to the menu and press `Flush`. You may then close the window. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/finalsteps.png) + +#### Section III - Verifying the NAND + +1. If NAND Bin Checker is not already in the same directory as Ohneschwanzenegger, copy it there now. Then, open a terminal in that directory. Run the following command: `.\nandBinCheck.exe .\blankNand.bin`. If you named the NAND something else, adjust the command accordingly. The program will then check the validity of the NAND. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nandcheck.png) + +2. If all is well, the result should look similar to the below. If there are ANY errors that stand out, DO NOT use this NAND and try again as it may damage or permanantly brick your Wii. If you continue to get these errors on further attempts, go to the Nintendo Homebrew discord server for support. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nandcheckresult.png) + +3. Move the `blankNand.bin` to your Wii SD card and rename it to `nand.bin` so that it can be flashed by BootMii. Remember not to overwrite your existing NAND! + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nandname.png) + +[Continue to BootMii Recovery](bootmiirecover) +Now that you have a blank NAND, you can restore it on your Wii using BootMii. +{: .notice--info} diff --git a/_pages/es_419/bootmiirecover.md b/_pages/es_419/bootmiirecover.md index c73e1e535..59a3f750c 100644 --- a/_pages/es_419/bootmiirecover.md +++ b/_pages/es_419/bootmiirecover.md @@ -12,7 +12,6 @@ If you have BootMii installed as boot2 you will need to launch BootMii by restar If the screen stays black and the blue disc drive light is blinking, you are missing the BootMii files on your SD card. Download [this zip file](https://static.hackmii.com/bootmii_sd_files.zip) and extract it to the root of your SD card, then try again. {: .notice--warning} - Family edition Wiis (Wiis without GameCube ports) CANNOT restore NAND backups. This is because of the lack of GameCube ports which are required on non-boot2 Wiis to enter the restoration confirmation code. For additional help, please seek support. {: .notice--danger} diff --git a/_pages/es_419/bricks.md b/_pages/es_419/bricks.md index a9b6a18fb..ae40465dd 100644 --- a/_pages/es_419/bricks.md +++ b/_pages/es_419/bricks.md @@ -75,7 +75,7 @@ A semibrick occurs when a different region Wii Menu or a different region custom #### Solutions Verify in AnyRegion Changer that your console region is the same as the theme or Wii Menu that you have installed. -If this was caused by a theme you installed, use MyMenuifyMod to reinstall the original theme file. +If this was caused by a theme you installed, use csm-installer to reinstall the original theme. If this was caused by a Wii Menu WAD you installed, use [NUS Downloader](https://wiibrew.org/wiki/NUSD) to re-obtain your original Wii Menu. diff --git a/_pages/es_419/dump-games.md b/_pages/es_419/dump-games.md index 4f0669ed7..09cf2f2a6 100644 --- a/_pages/es_419/dump-games.md +++ b/_pages/es_419/dump-games.md @@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ title: "Dumping Wii/GameCube games" {% include toc title="Table of Contents" %} -Want to dump a GameCube or a Wii disk? You can either dump directly to an SD card or USB drive, or over the local network. +This guide covers dumping GameCube or Wii game discs to a local SD card or USB drive on your Wii. ### Dumping a Disc to SD/USB (CleanRip) @@ -13,10 +13,7 @@ Want to dump a GameCube or a Wii disk? You can either dump directly to an SD car + An SD card or USB drive with at least 4.7 GB of free space (8.5 GB if dumping a dual layer disc). + [CleanRip](https://oscwii.org/library/app/cleanrip) -#### Instructions - -If you are dumping one of the 13 games on [this list](https://wiki.dolphin-emu.org/index.php?title=Category:Dual_Layer_Disc_games), set `Dual Layer` to `Yes`. -{: .notice--info} +#### Preparation 1. Power off your console. 1. Insert your SD card or USB drive into your computer. @@ -25,96 +22,76 @@ If you are dumping one of the 13 games on [this list](https://wiki.dolphin-emu.o 1. Power on your console. 1. Launch the Homebrew Channel. 1. Launch CleanRip from the list of homebrew. +1. When prompted, select `Yes` to calculate disc checksums. + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/checksum.png) + 1. Select your device that you will be dumping the game to - your USB drive or SD card. - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/2.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/device.png) + +1. Select the filesystem type of the device - in most cases it will be FAT (FAT32). + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/filesystem.png) + +1. Ensure that your device is connected to the system and press A to proceed. + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/insertdevice.png) 1. When prompted, select `Yes` to download the redump.org DAT files. + This is required to ensure that the resulting dumps are clean/accurate. - You may get an exception error if you do this. If so, simply skip and verify your dump on Dolphin Emulator if needed. + You may get an exception error if you do this. If so, restart your Wii and try again - but if you continue to get exception errors, dump the disc and verify the checksum in Dolphin instead if needed. {: .notice--warning} - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/3.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/redump.png) -1. Now insert the game you want to dump. +1. Insert the game disc you would like to dump, and press A to continue. - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/4.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/insertdisc.png) + +### Dumping a Wii Disc + +As of v2.1.2 of CleanRip, there is an option to auto-detect whether or not the disc you have is dual layer. If you are on an earlier version, or just want to verify that the correct option is being selected, you can check [this list](https://wiki.dolphin-emu.org/index.php?title=Category:Dual_Layer_Disc_games) to see if your game is a dual layer disc. +{: .notice--info} + +If you get an unrecovered read error, ensure that the disc you are attempting to dump is clean and can be properly read by the console. Even though you may be able to play the game disc normally, you may still get this error. If the error persists, try to dump another disc and see if the same error happens. +{: .notice--warning} + +1. When prompted, select if your disc is an unlicensed Datel disc. If unsure, select `No`. + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/dateldisc.png) 1. Set the settings as shown on the screen below, while verifying if your game disc is dual layer or not. - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/6.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/wiisettings.png) 1. Press A to start dumping the disc. - + It can take a while, since it will dump the full 4.7 GB disc contents (8.5 GB for dual layer discs). + + This process can take quite some time, since it will dump all 4.7 GB of the DVD (8.5 GB for dual layer discs). - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/7.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/wiiprogress.png) -1. Proceed to [joining PART files](dump-games#joining-part-files-on-a-fat32-device). +1. When the dump finishes, you should see a screen with the MD5 checksum of your disc, compared to the Redump DAT if you enabled it. -### Dumping a Disc over LAN (Wii DVD Dumper) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/wiidumpcomplete.png) -#### Requirements - -+ A Windows/macOS/Linux PC with an internet connection -+ [DVD](/assets/files/DVDDumpTool.zip) - -#### Instructions - -Download speeds will be slow due to limitations in the network hardware of the Wii, but it remains a valid solution if you are willing to be patient. +Proceed to [Managing Wii Backups](wii-backups) to join the PART files that are output, and manage your dumped games. {: .notice--info} -Dumping a game over a local network -{: .notice--warning} +### Dumping a GameCube Disc -1. Extract DVD Dump Tool and put it in the `apps` folder on your SD card or USB drive. -1. Insert your SD card into your Wii, and launch CleanRip from the Homebrew Channel. -1. Power on your console. -1. Launch the Homebrew Channel. -1. Launch DVD Dump Tool from the list of homebrew. -1. Press the right on the D-pad and press A. -1. Choose the disc that you want to copy (The options are: `GameCube Disc`, `Wii Single-Layer Disc`, `Wii Dual-Layer Disc` and press "A" +1. When prompted, select if your disc is an unlicensed Datel disc. If unsure, select `No`. - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/2.png) -1. Insert your SD card into your Wii, and launch DVD Dump Tool from the Homebrew Channel. - + If it is already inserted, eject and reinsert the disc. + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/dateldisc.png) - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/insertthedisc.jpg) -1. Select the proper disc type. +1. Press A to start dumping the disc. + + This process can take some time, since it will dump all 1.3 GB of the Mini DVD. - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/3.png) -1. Press any button to begin the dumping process. + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/gcprogress.png) - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/4.png) -1. Remember your Wii URL (IP address) -1. On your computer's web browser, go to your address bar and enter the Wii URL. +1. When the dump finishes, you should see a screen with the MD5 checksum of your disc, compared to the Redump DAT if you enabled it. - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/5.png) -1. Click on `Click here to download XXXX.iso`. -1. Proceed to [joining PART files](dump-games#joining-part-files-on-a-fat32-device). + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/gcdumpcomplete.png) -### Joining PART files on a FAT32 device - -If you dumped the disc on a FAT32 formatted, device, you should've got at least 2 files that end with `.partX.iso`. They need to be joined up. -{: .notice--info} - -#### Windows - -1. Copy all the files that share the same name and end with `.partX.iso` in a folder on your computer. -1. In this folder, click the address bar in Windows Explorer and copy its PATH. -1. Open up a Command Prompt window. -1. Run `cd [PATH]`. -1. Use the following command as is: `copy /b *.part?.iso game.iso`. -1. Wait until the merging process finishes. - + It should end with the terminal outputting `1 file(s) copied`. - -#### macOS/Linux - -1. Copy all the files that share the same name and end with `.partX.iso` in a folder on your computer. -1. Open up a Terminal. -1. Use the `cd ` command and replace `` by the path to your `.partX.iso` files. -1. Use the following command as is: `cat \*.part?.iso > game.iso`. -1. Wait until the merging process finishes. - -To organize the games on your drive properly, you'll need to use [Wii Backup Manager](wiibackupmanager). -{: .notice--info} +Proceed to [Managing GameCube Backups](gc-backups) to shrink the size of your output file, and manage your dumped games. +{: .notice--info} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/_pages/es_419/gc-backups.md b/_pages/es_419/gc-backups.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..06b673d7d --- /dev/null +++ b/_pages/es_419/gc-backups.md @@ -0,0 +1,49 @@ +--- +title: "Managing GameCube Backups" +--- + +{% include toc title="Table of Contents" %} + +This guide provides instructions on how to manage your GameCube backups, using GameCube Backup Manager. It functions similar to [Wii Backup Manager](wii-backups#using-wii-backup-manager). + +### Requirements + +* An SD card or USB drive +* [GameCube Backup Manager](https://github.com/AxionDrak/GameCube-Backup-Manager/releases) + +To play multiple games, it is recommended to use an external hard drive for your Wii. Any external hard drive found on most modern marketplaces should work with your Wii. +{: .notice--info} + +Make sure your USB drive is formatted as FAT32. Do not format it as other types such as NTFS, exFAT, extFS, or WBFS, the latter being an outdated filesystem for storing Wii games. +{: .notice--info} + +### Instructions + +#### Section I - Downloading + +1. Extract GameCube Backup Manager, and launch the program. +1. Insert your USB drive into your computer. + +#### Section II - Copying Games Over + +1. Open the application and locate the folder button in the bottom right corner. Click on it to open the file explorer window. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/folderbutton.png) + +1. Navigate to the location of the folder that contains the game file you want to transfer. This could be on your computer's hard drive or an external storage device. Once you find the folder, select it. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/selectfolder.png) + +1. Click on the `Files (Destination)` tab, then select the `Inactive` option from the dropdown menu. This will allow you to choose the drive where you want to transfer the game. Select the appropriate drive letter from the list. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/selectdrive.png) + +1. Next, go back to the `Files (Source)` tab, select the game you want to transfer, and then click either `Install Game (1:1)` or `Install Game (Scrub)`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/installgame.png) + +Selecting `Install Game (Scrub)` will remove unnecessary data from the game, reducing the game's file size. For some games this can be a major reduction, for example with Animal Crossing - going from 1.3GB to around 26MB. +{: .notice--info} + +[Click here to go back to the site index.](site-navigation) +{: .notice--info} diff --git a/_pages/es_419/site-navigation.md b/_pages/es_419/site-navigation.md index d7734208c..c8b4d6659 100644 --- a/_pages/es_419/site-navigation.md +++ b/_pages/es_419/site-navigation.md @@ -43,6 +43,7 @@ sitemap: falso + [Priiloader](priiloader) + [Relaunching the HackMii Installer](hackmii) + [Updating Wii Menu to v4.3](update) ++ [Restoring The Wii NAND to Stock](wii-factory-reset) + [wiilink-demae-dominos](wnd-mini) + [Wiimmfi](wiimmfi) {% endcapture %} @@ -51,16 +52,17 @@ sitemap: falso {% capture notice-5 %} **Homebrew** + [Creating Wii Game Shortcuts](wiigsc) -+ [GameCube Backup Manager](gcbackupmanager) + [How to dump Channels (WADs)](dump-wads) + [How to dump GameCube/Wii Games](dump-games) -+ [Installing RSSMii](rssmii) ++ [Managing GameCube Backups](gc-backups) + [Managing GameCube Save Files](gcsaves) ++ [Managing Wii Backups](wii-backups) + [Priiloader Usage](priiloader-usage) + [Recommended Homebrew](recommended-homebrew) ++ [Installing RSSMii](rssmii) ++ [Transferring Save Games](transfer-saves) + [USB Loader GX](wii-loaders) + [Performing a SysCheck](syscheck) -+ [Wii Backup Manager](wiibackupmanager) + Installing Wii Menu Themes on vWii
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diff --git a/_pages/es_419/themes.md b/_pages/es_419/themes.md index 6fdb8de8c..cd02734ea 100644 --- a/_pages/es_419/themes.md +++ b/_pages/es_419/themes.md @@ -6,17 +6,17 @@ title: "Installing Wii Menu Themes" This guide is intended for regular Wiis only. For installing themes on vWii (Wii U), follow [this page](themes-vwii). Additionally, forwarders are covered. +### Section I - Finding a Theme + DO NOT CONTINUE WITH THIS GUIDE UNLESS YOU HAVE ADEQUATE BRICK PROTECTION, SPECIFICALLY [BOOTMII](bootmii) AND [PRIILOADER](priiloader)! {: .notice--danger} -For safety purposes, please do not use any other version of MyMenuify than the one linked here, as MyMenuify Mod is the safest way to install a theme. +csm-installer has built in safety features to prevent from installing bad or corrupt Wii Menu themes, so please opt to use it instead of other theme installation homebrew. {: .notice--warning} Do not use any other version of ThemeMii than the one linked here, as ThemeMii Mod allows you to make a theme for Wii Menu version 4.3, other versions may not. {: .notice--warning} -### Section I - Finding a Theme - Only install themes on your Wii that have been formatted specifically for it, and its current region. Installing themes from the wrong region or version on your Wii will cause a brick. This tutorial will tell you how to create a .csm file that is safe to install. {: .notice--danger} @@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ Before proceeding, it helps to know the difference between .MYM and .CSM as file * You probably will pick the download link that says 4.X, that means the theme will work on version 4.1, 4.2 and 4.3 of the Wii Menu. * https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1K1WQe36bGibsF4ZlAxZKU6ngNpjUnh5i * A Windows/macOS/Linux PC with an Internet connection -* [MyMenuify Mod](https://oscwii.org/library/app/mymenuifymod) +* [csm-installer](https://oscwii.org/library/app/csm-installer) * [ThemeMii Mod](/assets/files/New_ThemeMii_MOD.zip) #### Section II - Building the Theme @@ -52,21 +52,13 @@ If you don't want to go through the hassle of using an external program to build #### Section III - Installing the Theme -1. Launch MyMenuify Mod from the Homebrew Channel. -1. Put the .csm file you saved in a folder called `modthemes` on your SD card or USB drive. -1. Copy the theme file to the storage medium under the `modthemes` directory. -1. We recommend you [install cIOS](cios) before continuing. -1. Go into MyMenuifyMod, and acknowledge the disclaimer. After an introduction message, it will ask you what IOS you want to use in the app. Select `IOS58`. - - If the former gives an `Exception DSI occurred!` error, press Reset on the Wii console, launch it again, then try `IOS250`. - {: .notice--info} - -1. Select your storage medium, and you should now see a selection of your themes. - - ![](/images/themes/mym-theme-selection.png) - -1. Find a theme you want to install. If it is signed, MyMenuifyMod will indicate it to you, otherwise it will warn you. Be absolutely sure at this point that you have downloaded the correct theme for your system menu version and region. -1. Install the theme. +1. Extract the csm-installer `.zip` file to the root of your SD card or USB device. +1. Create a new directory on your SD card or USB device called `themes` if it does not already exist. +1. Copy your `.csm` file to the `themes` directory. +1. Insert your SD card or USB drive into your Wii, and launch the Homebrew Channel. +1. Launch csm-installer, and wait for it to load. +1. Select the theme you would like to install with `A`. Be absolutely sure at this point that you have downloaded the correct theme for your system menu version and region. +1. Press `+` to install the theme. 1. Give it a moment to install the theme, then press any button to go to the Wii Menu. Hopefully, the theme installed correctly. If all goes well, you will have a result similar to the below! ![](/images/themes/themed-wii-menu.png) diff --git a/_pages/es_419/wii-backups.md b/_pages/es_419/wii-backups.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..f2dbd6efd --- /dev/null +++ b/_pages/es_419/wii-backups.md @@ -0,0 +1,140 @@ +--- +title: Managing Wii Backups +--- + +{% include toc title="Tabla de contenido" %} + +This guide provides instructions on how to manage your Wii backups, from joining .PART files that are output through CleanRip, to shrinking game files that can be copied onto a FAT32 device. Two programs that can be used to manage your Wii backups are Wii Backup Manager (for Windows) and Wii Backup Fusion (for Linux and MacOS) and are covered below. + +To play multiple games, we recommend a USB-powered external hard drive for your Wii. Most of the ones you can find on the market should work fine if they have USB 2 backwards compatibility. +{: .notice--info} + +A flash drive is not recommended, as they are small and may vary in behavior even between the same product.
+As an alternative, you may simply use an SD card, however the Wii's SD card slot will be slow. +{: .notice--info} + +Make sure your USB drive is formatted as FAT32 or NTFS. Do not format it as other types such as exFAT, extFS, or WBFS, the latter is an old format of storing Wii games.
+You may format it as NTFS, but it won't work with a majority of apps (eg. The Homebrew Channel, Nintendont) +{: .notice--info} + +### Joining PART files on a FAT32 device + +If your disc was dumped to a FAT32 device, you should have gotten at least two files that end with `.partX.iso`, due to filesystem limitations. They need to be joined (on a supported filesystem like NTFS) so the file can be read correctly. +{: .notice--info} + +#### Windows + +1. Copy the files that share the same name and end with `.partX.iso` into an empty folder on your computer. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/dumpedpartfiles.png) + +2. In this folder, click the address bar in Windows Explorer and type in `cmd`, this will open a command prompt window there. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/opencmd.png) + +3. Type `copy /b *.part?.iso game.iso` and press enter. Wait for the command to finish, your terminal output should be similar to the below. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/joinpartfiles.png) + +4. If the copy process executed correctly, the checksum from the game dump info file (located where you dumped your disc at) should match the resulting joined file. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/filemd5.png) + +#### macOS/Linux + +1. Copy the files that share the same name and end with `.partX.iso` into an empty folder on your computer. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/dumpedpartfileslinux.png) + +2. Open a terminal in the directory where your files are at, or `cd [PATH]` to it. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/openterminallinux.png) + +3. Use the following command as is: ``cat `ls *.part?.iso | sort` > game.iso``. Then, wait for the merging process to finish. Like in Windows, the resulting checksum should match the dump. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/mergesuccesslinux.png) + +### Using Wii Backup Manager + +#### Requisitos + +- A PC running Windows +- Una unidad USB +- A dumped ISO from a Wii game disc +- [Wii Backup Manager](https://static.wiidatabase.de/Wii-Backup-Manager.zip) + +#### Section I - Installation + +1. Extract Wii Backup Manager, and launch the program. +2. Insert your USB drive into your computer. + +#### Section II - Copying Games + +1. Go to the `Drive 1` tab, then select the drive that will hold your backed up Wii games. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/select_drive.png) + +2. Go to the `Files` tab, then select `Add`. + + - Select `Files` to add multiple games to the program, or select `Folder` to add a whole folder of games. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/select_games.png) + +3. Go to `Select`, then click `Games not on drive 1`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/select_games2.png) + +4. Select `Transfer`, then select `Drive 1` to transfer the games over. The progress will be displayed on the right side of the window. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/transfer_todrive.png) + +### Using Wii Backup Fusion + +#### Requisitos + +- A PC running MacOS or Linux +- Una unidad USB +- A dumped ISO from a Wii game disc +- [Wii Backup Fusion](https://github.com/larsenv/Wii-Backup-Fusion) +- [Wiimm's ISO Tools](https://wit.wiimm.de/download.html) + +#### Section I - Installation + +1. Download Wiimm's ISO tools for your OS and extract the .tar.gz into a folder that you can access with the terminal. The extracted folder should have these files inside: + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/witinstallfolder.png) + +2. Open a terminal in the folder that you just extracted, and run `sudo ./install.sh`. + +3. Download Wii Backup Fusion for your OS and install. If on Linux, you will need to make the appimage executable by running `chmod +x [FILE]`. + +#### Section II - Copying Games + +1. Open Wii Backup Fusion and press `Load`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/loadwbf.png) + +2. Select the directory where your game ISO is at. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/opendirectorywbf.png) + +3. Right click on the game that you want to transfer to a drive, and press `Transfer to image`. Use the following settings: + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/settingswbf.png) + +4. If there is not already a `wbfs` directory on your game drive, make one. + +5. Make another directory inside of the `wbfs` folder for the game backup. Take note of the Game ID in Wii Backup Fusion as you will need this for the game folder. + +6. Make a game folder for your game, formatted as `game name [GAMEID]`. For the game dumped as an example in this guide, it would be named `New Super Mario Bros. Wii [SMNE01]`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/wbfsname.png) + +7. Copy the game.wbfs file that was made in Step 3 to this new folder. The drive should be ready to use on a Wii. + +[Continue to cIOS](cios)
+cIOS is needed for your Wii to use a USB Loader. Once this is done, you can use [USB Loader GX or WiiFlow](wii-loaders) to play games from your USB drive or SD card. +{: .notice--info} + +[Click here to go back to the site index.](site-navigation) +{: .notice--info} diff --git a/_pages/es_419/wii-factory-reset.md b/_pages/es_419/wii-factory-reset.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..fc9afc35b --- /dev/null +++ b/_pages/es_419/wii-factory-reset.md @@ -0,0 +1,90 @@ +--- +title: Restoring The Wii NAND to Stock +--- + +{% include toc title="Tabla de contenido" %} + +This guide details how to create a stock NAND for your Wii system using a program called Ohneschwanzenegger. Unlike the `Format Wii System Memory` option in the Wii settings, this will completely wipe any changes to the NAND by downloading a stock Wii System Menu from NUS servers. If followed correctly, the Wii should have no homebrew left on the system, stock IOSes, and boot up to a factory setup screen when the NAND is flashed. + +Please note that this program **needs** an existing (even bricked!) NAND backup to function, as it needs to have a copy of the first 8 blocks of NAND, a bad blocks list, and AES/HMAC keys. + +{% capture here-be-dragons %} + +The instructions detailed in this guide WILL ERASE YOUR WII SYSTEM MEMORY and should only be considered as a LAST RESORT or if you are trying to do any of the following: + +- Restore the Wii to a state comparable to when it left the factory. +- Fix a brick where you do not have a functional NAND backup or access to the Homebrew Channel but can still make one using BootMii. +- You are unable to revert certain changes to the Wii System Memory such as all cIOS with DARKCORP. + +{% endcapture %} + +
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+ +If you are trying to [update your Wii to 4.3U](update) with homebrew or update outdated homebrew/IOS, you most likely do not need to follow this guide. Instead, you can use a tool like the SysCheck Updater Wizard built into [ModMii](modmii#syscheck-updater-wizard). If you are confused about this process, consider joining the Nintendo Homebrew discord server for support. +{: .notice--warning} + +### Requisitos + +- An SD card with at least 512MB of free space +- A [NAND backup](bootmii) from the specific system you are trying to flash +- A Windows computer with an Internet connection +- [Ohneschwanzenegger](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/modmii/modmii.github.io/master/temp/ohneschwanzenegger.zip) +- [Nand BIN Checker](/assets/files/nandBinCheck.zip) + +### Instrucciones + +#### Section I - Preparation + +1. Start Ohneschwanzenegger. You may get a Windows SmartScreen prompt, this is a false positive and you can run the program anyway by pressing `More info` and `Run anyway`. + +2. Press the `Local Cache` button, create a new folder for the NUS cache to be output in, and then press OK. An example folder is given below. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nuscache.png) + +3. Press `Nand Dump` on the toolbar, and then press `New nand`. This should open a pop-up window where you can adjust parameters for a new NAND dump. Press the large `Existing Nand...` button and find your existing NAND dump from your Wii. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/newnand.png) + +4. This will fill in information such as the keys, Boot 1/2, and your bad blocks automatically. ONLY change the Destination box to `./blankNand.bin`, which will output the NAND to the program folder with the name `blankNand.bin`. Then, press OK. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/renamenand.png) + +#### Section II - Creating a Blank NAND + +1. Now that the NAND is loaded into the program, select `Content` on the toolbar and then press Format. This will initialize your BLANK NAND, not your backup NAND. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/formatnand.png) + +2. Select the top left text box in the program and type in the Wii System Menu version that you need the NAND to have. Note that this should optimally be the version that your NAND was previously using. This NAND was using `4.3U`. Other valid examples are `3.2U`, `4.3E`, or `3.4J`. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/sysmenu.png) + +3. Once you have confirmed you have entered the version of the menu that you want, press enter or `Get It!`. This will begin downloading the menu from NUS servers, with the progress displayed in the program. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/menudownload.png) + +4. Once the menu has finished downloading, a pop-up will display showing the settings appended to the NAND. It will be autofilled depending on what was in your NAND, although the serial number may be incorrect. You can edit this if you would like, otherwise keep everything blank and press OK. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/settings.png) + +5. Next, press `Content` on the taskbar and press `Write meta entries`. Then, go back to the menu and press `Flush`. You may then close the window. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/finalsteps.png) + +#### Section III - Verifying the NAND + +1. If NAND Bin Checker is not already in the same directory as Ohneschwanzenegger, copy it there now. Then, open a terminal in that directory. Run the following command: `.\nandBinCheck.exe .\blankNand.bin`. If you named the NAND something else, adjust the command accordingly. The program will then check the validity of the NAND. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nandcheck.png) + +2. If all is well, the result should look similar to the below. If there are ANY errors that stand out, DO NOT use this NAND and try again as it may damage or permanantly brick your Wii. If you continue to get these errors on further attempts, go to the Nintendo Homebrew discord server for support. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nandcheckresult.png) + +3. Move the `blankNand.bin` to your Wii SD card and rename it to `nand.bin` so that it can be flashed by BootMii. Remember not to overwrite your existing NAND! + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nandname.png) + +[Continue to BootMii Recovery](bootmiirecover) +Now that you have a blank NAND, you can restore it on your Wii using BootMii. +{: .notice--info} diff --git a/_pages/es_ES/bootmiirecover.md b/_pages/es_ES/bootmiirecover.md index 7fcccc2e6..e5737f556 100644 --- a/_pages/es_ES/bootmiirecover.md +++ b/_pages/es_ES/bootmiirecover.md @@ -12,7 +12,6 @@ Si has instalado BootMii como boot2, apaga y vuelve a encender la consola para i Si después de seguir los pasos anteriores, la pantalla se queda en negro y la luz de la ranura para discos comienza a parpadear, significa que faltan los archivos de BootMii que van en la tarjeta SD, o están dañados. Descarga [este archivo zip](https://static.hackmii.com/bootmii_sd_files.zip) y extráelo a la raíz de la tarjeta SD, luego inténtalo de nuevo. {: .notice--warning} - Family edition Wiis do not have ports for GameCube controllers. Esto se debe a la falta de puertos de GameCube que son necesarios en las consolas Wii sin compatibilidad Boot2 para introducir el código de confirmación. Si necesitas más ayuda, busca asistencia. {: .notice--danger} diff --git a/_pages/es_ES/bricks.md b/_pages/es_ES/bricks.md index eea2c5dfd..5a33ef7ef 100644 --- a/_pages/es_ES/bricks.md +++ b/_pages/es_ES/bricks.md @@ -75,7 +75,7 @@ Se produce un semibloqueo cuando se instala un menú de Wii o un tema de otra re #### Soluciones Comprueba en AnyRegion Changer que la región de tu consola es la misma que la del tema o menú de Wii que tienes instalado. -If this was caused by a theme you installed, use MyMenuifyMod to re-download the original theme file. +If this was caused by a theme you installed, use csm-installer to reinstall the original theme. Si la causa ha sido una WAD del menú de Wii que has instalado, utiliza [NUS Downloader](https://wiibrew.org/wiki/NUSD) para obtener el menú de Wii original. diff --git a/_pages/es_ES/dump-games.md b/_pages/es_ES/dump-games.md index b93d94091..f9416cb14 100644 --- a/_pages/es_ES/dump-games.md +++ b/_pages/es_ES/dump-games.md @@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ title: "Copiar juegos de Wii y GameCube" {% include toc title="Tabla de contenido" %} -En esta guía aprenderás a copiar juegos físicos de Wii y GameCube en formato digital. You can either dump directly to an SD card or USB drive, or over the local network. +This guide covers dumping GameCube or Wii game discs to a local SD card or USB drive on your Wii. ### Dumping a Disc to SD/USB (CleanRip) @@ -13,10 +13,7 @@ En esta guía aprenderás a copiar juegos físicos de Wii y GameCube en formato + Una tarjeta SD o unidad USB con al menos 4.7 GB de espacio libre (8.5 GB para discos de doble capa). + [CleanRip](https://oscwii.org/library/app/cleanrip) -#### Instrucciones - -Si el juego que vas a copiar se encuentra en [esta lista](https://wiki.dolphin-emu.org/index.php?title=Category:Dual_Layer_Disc_games), por favor ajusta la opción `Dual Layer` a `Yes`. -{: .notice--info} +#### Preparation 1. Apaga la consola. 1. Insert your SD card or USB drive into your computer. @@ -25,96 +22,76 @@ Si el juego que vas a copiar se encuentra en [esta lista](https://wiki.dolphin-e 1. Enciende la consola. 1. Inicia el Canal Homebrew. 1. Launch CleanRip from the list of homebrew. +1. When prompted, select `Yes` to calculate disc checksums. + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/checksum.png) + 1. Seleccionar dispositivo de almacenamiento - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/2.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/device.png) + +1. Select the filesystem type of the device - in most cases it will be FAT (FAT32). + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/filesystem.png) + +1. Ensure that your device is connected to the system and press A to proceed. + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/insertdevice.png) 1. When prompted, select `Yes` to download the redump.org DAT files. + This is required to ensure that the resulting dumps are clean/accurate. - You may get an exception error if you do this. If so, simply skip and verify your dump on Dolphin Emulator if needed. + You may get an exception error if you do this. If so, restart your Wii and try again - but if you continue to get exception errors, dump the disc and verify the checksum in Dolphin instead if needed. {: .notice--warning} - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/3.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/redump.png) -1. Insert the game disc you would like to dump. +1. Insert the game disc you would like to dump, and press A to continue. - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/4.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/insertdisc.png) + +### Dumping a Wii Disc + +As of v2.1.2 of CleanRip, there is an option to auto-detect whether or not the disc you have is dual layer. If you are on an earlier version, or just want to verify that the correct option is being selected, you can check [this list](https://wiki.dolphin-emu.org/index.php?title=Category:Dual_Layer_Disc_games) to see if your game is a dual layer disc. +{: .notice--info} + +If you get an unrecovered read error, ensure that the disc you are attempting to dump is clean and can be properly read by the console. Even though you may be able to play the game disc normally, you may still get this error. If the error persists, try to dump another disc and see if the same error happens. +{: .notice--warning} + +1. When prompted, select if your disc is an unlicensed Datel disc. If unsure, select `No`. + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/dateldisc.png) 1. Set the settings as shown on the screen below, while verifying if your game disc is dual layer or not. - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/6.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/wiisettings.png) 1. Press A to start dumping the disc. - + This process can take quite some time, since it will dump the full 4.7 GB disc contents (8.5 GB for dual layer discs). + + This process can take quite some time, since it will dump all 4.7 GB of the DVD (8.5 GB for dual layer discs). - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/7.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/wiiprogress.png) -1. Proceed to [joining PART files](dump-games#joining-part-files-on-a-fat32-device). +1. When the dump finishes, you should see a screen with the MD5 checksum of your disc, compared to the Redump DAT if you enabled it. -### Dumping a Disc over LAN (Wii DVD Dumper) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/wiidumpcomplete.png) -#### Requisitos - -+ A Windows/macOS/Linux PC with an internet connection -+ [Pantalla de inicio de DVD Dump Tool](/assets/files/DVDDumpTool.zip) - -#### Instrucciones - -Download speeds will be slow due to limitations in the network hardware of the Wii, but it remains a valid solution if you are willing to be patient. +Proceed to [Managing Wii Backups](wii-backups) to join the PART files that are output, and manage your dumped games. {: .notice--info} -[DVD Dump Tool](/assets/files/DVDDumpTool.zip) Tu consola Wii y PC deben estar conectadas a la misma red Wi-Fi. -{: .notice--warning} +### Dumping a GameCube Disc -1. Descarga y extrae el archivo de DVD Dump Tool a la carpeta `apps` ubicada en la raíz de la tarjeta SD o unidad USB. -1. Elige el dispositivo de almacenamiento adonde deseas copiar el juego: unidad USB o tarjeta SD. -1. Enciende la consola. -1. Inicia el Canal Homebrew. -1. Inserta la tarjeta SD o unidad USB en tu Wii e inicia DVD Dump Tool desde el Canal Homebrew. -1. Pulsa derecha en la cruz de control y después el botón A. -1. Elige el tipo de disco que quieres copiar y después oprime A. Las opciones son: `GameCube Disc` (Disco de GameCube), `Wii Single-Layer Disc` (Disco de Wii normal), y `Wii Dual-Layer Disc` (Disco de Wii de doble capa). +1. When prompted, select if your disc is an unlicensed Datel disc. If unsure, select `No`. - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/2.png) -1. Inserta la tarjeta SD o unidad USB en tu Wii e inicia CleanRip desde el Canal Homebrew. - + If it is already inserted, eject and reinsert the disc. + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/dateldisc.png) - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/insertthedisc.jpg) -1. Seleccionar tipo de disco +1. Press A to start dumping the disc. + + This process can take some time, since it will dump all 1.3 GB of the Mini DVD. - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/3.png) -1. Press any button to begin the dumping process. + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/gcprogress.png) - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/4.png) -1. Dirección IP local de la Wii -1. On your computer, open the browser, go to your address bar and enter the Wii URL. +1. When the dump finishes, you should see a screen with the MD5 checksum of your disc, compared to the Redump DAT if you enabled it. - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/5.png) -1. Haz clic en `Click here to download XXXX.iso` para comenzar a copiar el juego. -1. Proceed to [joining PART files](dump-games#joining-part-files-on-a-fat32-device). + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/gcdumpcomplete.png) -### Joining PART files on a FAT32 device - -Si has copiado un disco de Wii a una unidad con el sistema de archivos FAT32, deberías tener por lo menos dos archivos cuyo nombre termine en `.partX.iso`. Es necesario combinar estos archivos en uno solo. -{: .notice--info} - -#### Windows - -1. Mueve todos los archivos que tengan el mismo nombre y terminen en `.partX.iso` a una carpeta vacía. -1. In this folder, click the address bar in Windows Explorer and copy its PATH. -1. Open a PowerShell or Windows Terminal window. -1. Run `cd [PATH]`. -1. Para finalizar, escribe el comando `copy /b *.part?.iso game.iso` y oprime Enter. -1. Wait until the merging process finishes. - + Espera a que el proceso termine (hasta que aparezca el mensaje `1 archivo(s) copiado(s).`). - -#### Instrucciones para macOS y Linux - -1. Mueve todos los archivos que tengan el mismo nombre y terminen en `.partX.iso` a una carpeta vacía. -1. Abre una Terminal. -1. Ejecuta el comando `cd `, reemplazando `` con la ruta a la carpeta donde se encuentran los archivos `.partX.iso`. -1. Ejecuta el siguiente comando tal cual se muestra: `cat \*.part?.iso > game.iso`. -1. Wait until the merging process finishes. - -Deberás usar Wii Backup Manager para organizar tus juegos recién copiados en una unidad USB. Puedes seguir nuestra guía desde [aquí](wiibackupmanager). -{: .notice--info} +Proceed to [Managing GameCube Backups](gc-backups) to shrink the size of your output file, and manage your dumped games. +{: .notice--info} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/_pages/es_ES/gc-backups.md b/_pages/es_ES/gc-backups.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..a532e3f06 --- /dev/null +++ b/_pages/es_ES/gc-backups.md @@ -0,0 +1,49 @@ +--- +title: "Managing GameCube Backups" +--- + +{% include toc title="Tabla de contenido" %} + +This guide provides instructions on how to manage your GameCube backups, using GameCube Backup Manager. It functions similar to [Wii Backup Manager](wii-backups#using-wii-backup-manager). + +### Requisitos + +* Una tarjeta SD o unidad USB +* [GameCube Backup Manager](https://github.com/AxionDrak/GameCube-Backup-Manager/releases) + +Si deseas guardar múltiples juegos, te recomendamos adquirir un disco duro externo para tu Wii. La Wii es compatible con la mayoría de discos externos que se encuentran en el mercado. +{: .notice--info} + +Asegúrate de que tu unidad USB o tarjeta SD esté formateada como FAT32. No es posible usar otros sistemas de archivos, como NTFS, exFAT, extFS, o WBFS. Este último es un formato obsoleto y ya no es necesario para almacenar juegos de Wii. +{: .notice--info} + +### Instrucciones + +#### Sección I - Descarga + +1. Extract GameCube Backup Manager, and launch the program. +1. Inserta la unidad USB o tarjeta SD en tu PC. + +#### Sección II - Copiando los juegos + +1. Open the application and locate the folder button in the bottom right corner. Click on it to open the file explorer window. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/folderbutton.png) + +1. Navigate to the location of the folder that contains the game file you want to transfer. This could be on your computer's hard drive or an external storage device. Once you find the folder, select it. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/selectfolder.png) + +1. Click on the `Files (Destination)` tab, then select the `Inactive` option from the dropdown menu. This will allow you to choose the drive where you want to transfer the game. Select the appropriate drive letter from the list. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/selectdrive.png) + +1. Next, go back to the `Files (Source)` tab, select the game you want to transfer, and then click either `Install Game (1:1)` or `Install Game (Scrub)`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/installgame.png) + +Selecting `Install Game (Scrub)` will remove unnecessary data from the game, reducing the game's file size. For some games this can be a major reduction, for example with Animal Crossing - going from 1.3GB to around 26MB. +{: .notice--info} + +[Haz clic aquí para volver al índice del sitio.](site-navigation) +{: .notice--info} diff --git a/_pages/es_ES/site-navigation.md b/_pages/es_ES/site-navigation.md index fc9c5e1fb..44ff39233 100644 --- a/_pages/es_ES/site-navigation.md +++ b/_pages/es_ES/site-navigation.md @@ -44,6 +44,7 @@ sitemap: false + [Priiloader](priiloader) + [Volver a lanzar el HackMii Installer](hackmii) + [Updating Wii Menu to v4.3](update) ++ [Restoring The Wii NAND to Stock](wii-factory-reset) + [riitag-wiiu](wnd-mini) + Instalar WADs con YAWM ModMii Edition
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diff --git a/_pages/es_ES/themes.md b/_pages/es_ES/themes.md index 127def7a5..17a7c3f88 100644 --- a/_pages/es_ES/themes.md +++ b/_pages/es_ES/themes.md @@ -6,17 +6,17 @@ title: "Instalar temas para el menú de Wii" This guide is intended for regular Wiis only. For installing themes on vWii (Wii U), follow [this page](themes-vwii). Additionally, forwarders are covered. +### Haz clic en `Options` > `Standard System Menu` > Versión de sistema de tu Wii > Región de tu Wii + DO NOT CONTINUE WITH THIS GUIDE UNLESS YOU HAVE ADEQUATE BRICK PROTECTION, SPECIFICALLY [BOOTMII](bootmii) AND [PRIILOADER](priiloader)! {: .notice--danger} -For safety purposes, please do not use any other version of MyMenuify than the one linked here, as MyMenuify Mod is the safest way to install a theme. +csm-installer has built in safety features to prevent from installing bad or corrupt Wii Menu themes, so please opt to use it instead of other theme installation homebrew. {: .notice--warning} Do not use any other version of ThemeMii than the one linked here, as ThemeMii Mod allows you to make a theme for Wii Menu version 4.3, other versions may not. {: .notice--warning} -### Haz clic en `Options` > `Standard System Menu` > Versión de sistema de tu Wii > Región de tu Wii - Only install themes on your Wii that have been formatted specifically for it, and its current region. Installing themes from the wrong region or version on your Wii will cause a brick. This tutorial will tell you how to create a .csm file that is safe to install. {: .notice--danger} @@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ Before proceeding, it helps to know the difference between .MYM and .CSM as file * Una consola Wii * Extract MyMenuifyMod.zip to your SD card or USB drive. * Below are some links to themes. -* [MyMenuify Mod](https://oscwii.org/library/app/mymenuifymod) +* [csm-installer](https://oscwii.org/library/app/csm-installer) * [ThemeMii Mod](/assets/files/New_ThemeMii_MOD.zip) #### Building a Theme @@ -52,21 +52,13 @@ If you don't want to go through the hassle of using an external program to build #### Theme Installation -1. Sección III - Instalando el tema -1. Crea una carpeta llamada `modthemes` en la raíz de la tarjeta SD o unidad USB y copia el archivo csm que guardaste antes a dicha carpeta. -1. Copy the theme file to the storage medium under the `modthemes` directory. -1. Conecta la tarjeta SD o unidad USB a tu Wii. -1. Go into MyMenuifyMod, and acknowledge the disclaimer. Después de un mensaje de introducción, te preguntará qué IOS quieres usar en la aplicación. Select `IOS58`. - - Si después de elegir el primero, te aparece un error que dice `Exception DSI occurred!`, oprime el botón RESET en la consola, inicia la aplicación de nuevo e intenta usar el `IOS250`. - {: .notice--info} - -1. Select your storage medium, and you should now see a selection of your themes. - - ![](/images/themes/mym-theme-selection.png) - -1. Find a theme you want to install. If it is signed, MyMenuifyMod will indicate it to you, otherwise it will warn you. Be absolutely sure at this point that you have downloaded the correct theme for your system menu version and region. -1. Install the theme. +1. Extract the csm-installer `.zip` file to the root of your SD card or USB device. +1. Create a new directory on your SD card or USB device called `themes` if it does not already exist. +1. Copy your `.csm` file to the `themes` directory. +1. Insert your SD card or USB drive into your Wii, and launch the Homebrew Channel. +1. Launch csm-installer, and wait for it to load. +1. Select the theme you would like to install with `A`. Be absolutely sure at this point that you have downloaded the correct theme for your system menu version and region. +1. Press `+` to install the theme. 1. Espera un momento para que se instale el tema, después oprime cualquier botón para volver al menú de Wii. Esperamos que el tema se haya instalado correctamente. If all goes well, you will have a result similar to the below! ![](/images/themes/themed-wii-menu.png) diff --git a/_pages/es_ES/wii-backups.md b/_pages/es_ES/wii-backups.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..3309fb8bc --- /dev/null +++ b/_pages/es_ES/wii-backups.md @@ -0,0 +1,140 @@ +--- +title: Managing Wii Backups +--- + +{% include toc title="Tabla de contenido" %} + +This guide provides instructions on how to manage your Wii backups, from joining .PART files that are output through CleanRip, to shrinking game files that can be copied onto a FAT32 device. Two programs that can be used to manage your Wii backups are Wii Backup Manager (for Windows) and Wii Backup Fusion (for Linux and MacOS) and are covered below. + +Si deseas guardar múltiples juegos, te recomendamos adquirir un disco duro externo para tu Wii. La Wii es compatible con la mayoría de unidades USB que se encuentran en el mercado. +{: .notice--info} + +No se recomienda usar una memoria USB, ya que su capacidad por lo general es limitada y pueden variar en funcionalidad incluso entre unidades del mismo modelo.
+As an alternative, you may simply use an SD card, however the Wii's SD card slot will be slow. +{: .notice--info} + +Asegúrate de que tu unidad USB o tarjeta SD esté formateada como FAT32. No es posible usar otros sistemas de archivos más recientes, como exFAT o extFS.
+You may format it as NTFS, but it won't work with a majority of apps (eg. The Homebrew Channel, Nintendont) +{: .notice--info} + +### Joining PART files on a FAT32 device + +If your disc was dumped to a FAT32 device, you should have gotten at least two files that end with `.partX.iso`, due to filesystem limitations. They need to be joined (on a supported filesystem like NTFS) so the file can be read correctly. +{: .notice--info} + +#### Windows + +1. Copy the files that share the same name and end with `.partX.iso` into an empty folder on your computer. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/dumpedpartfiles.png) + +2. In this folder, click the address bar in Windows Explorer and type in `cmd`, this will open a command prompt window there. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/opencmd.png) + +3. Type `copy /b *.part?.iso game.iso` and press enter. Wait for the command to finish, your terminal output should be similar to the below. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/joinpartfiles.png) + +4. If the copy process executed correctly, the checksum from the game dump info file (located where you dumped your disc at) should match the resulting joined file. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/filemd5.png) + +#### Instrucciones para macOS y Linux + +1. Copy the files that share the same name and end with `.partX.iso` into an empty folder on your computer. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/dumpedpartfileslinux.png) + +2. Open a terminal in the directory where your files are at, or `cd [PATH]` to it. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/openterminallinux.png) + +3. Use the following command as is: ``cat `ls *.part?.iso | sort` > game.iso``. Then, wait for the merging process to finish. Like in Windows, the resulting checksum should match the dump. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/mergesuccesslinux.png) + +### Using Wii Backup Manager + +#### Requisitos + +- Una PC con Windows instalado +- Una unidad USB o tarjeta SD +- A dumped ISO from a Wii game disc +- [Wii Backup Manager](https://static.wiidatabase.de/Wii-Backup-Manager.zip) + +#### Section I - Installation + +1. Extrae el archivo de Wii Backup Manager recién descargado y ejecuta el programa. +2. Inserta la unidad USB o tarjeta SD en tu PC. + +#### Section II - Copying Games + +1. Go to the `Drive 1` tab, then select the drive that will hold your backed up Wii games. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/select_drive.png) + +2. Go to the `Files` tab, then select `Add`. + + - Select `Files` to add multiple games to the program, or select `Folder` to add a whole folder of games. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/select_games.png) + +3. Go to `Select`, then click `Games not on drive 1`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/select_games2.png) + +4. Select `Transfer`, then select `Drive 1` to transfer the games over. The progress will be displayed on the right side of the window. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/transfer_todrive.png) + +### Using Wii Backup Fusion + +#### Requisitos + +- A PC running MacOS or Linux +- Una unidad USB o tarjeta SD +- A dumped ISO from a Wii game disc +- [Wii Backup Fusion](https://github.com/larsenv/Wii-Backup-Fusion) +- [Wiimm's ISO Tools](https://wit.wiimm.de/download.html) + +#### Section I - Installation + +1. Download Wiimm's ISO tools for your OS and extract the .tar.gz into a folder that you can access with the terminal. The extracted folder should have these files inside: + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/witinstallfolder.png) + +2. Open a terminal in the folder that you just extracted, and run `sudo ./install.sh`. + +3. Download Wii Backup Fusion for your OS and install. If on Linux, you will need to make the appimage executable by running `chmod +x [FILE]`. + +#### Section II - Copying Games + +1. Open Wii Backup Fusion and press `Load`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/loadwbf.png) + +2. Select the directory where your game ISO is at. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/opendirectorywbf.png) + +3. Right click on the game that you want to transfer to a drive, and press `Transfer to image`. Use the following settings: + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/settingswbf.png) + +4. If there is not already a `wbfs` directory on your game drive, make one. + +5. Make another directory inside of the `wbfs` folder for the game backup. Take note of the Game ID in Wii Backup Fusion as you will need this for the game folder. + +6. Make a game folder for your game, formatted as `game name [GAMEID]`. For the game dumped as an example in this guide, it would be named `New Super Mario Bros. Wii [SMNE01]`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/wbfsname.png) + +7. Copy the game.wbfs file that was made in Step 3 to this new folder. The drive should be ready to use on a Wii. + +[Continue to cIOS](cios)
+cIOS is needed for your Wii to use a USB Loader. Once this is done, you can use [USB Loader GX or WiiFlow](wii-loaders) to play games from your USB drive or SD card. +{: .notice--info} + +[Click here to go back to the site index.](site-navigation) +{: .notice--info} diff --git a/_pages/es_ES/wii-factory-reset.md b/_pages/es_ES/wii-factory-reset.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..220a58052 --- /dev/null +++ b/_pages/es_ES/wii-factory-reset.md @@ -0,0 +1,90 @@ +--- +title: Restoring The Wii NAND to Stock +--- + +{% include toc title="Tabla de contenido" %} + +This guide details how to create a stock NAND for your Wii system using a program called Ohneschwanzenegger. Unlike the `Format Wii System Memory` option in the Wii settings, this will completely wipe any changes to the NAND by downloading a stock Wii System Menu from NUS servers. If followed correctly, the Wii should have no homebrew left on the system, stock IOSes, and boot up to a factory setup screen when the NAND is flashed. + +Please note that this program **needs** an existing (even bricked!) NAND backup to function, as it needs to have a copy of the first 8 blocks of NAND, a bad blocks list, and AES/HMAC keys. + +{% capture here-be-dragons %} + +The instructions detailed in this guide WILL ERASE YOUR WII SYSTEM MEMORY and should only be considered as a LAST RESORT or if you are trying to do any of the following: + +- Restore the Wii to a state comparable to when it left the factory. +- Fix a brick where you do not have a functional NAND backup or access to the Homebrew Channel but can still make one using BootMii. +- You are unable to revert certain changes to the Wii System Memory such as all cIOS with DARKCORP. + +{% endcapture %} + +
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+ +If you are trying to [update your Wii to 4.3U](update) with homebrew or update outdated homebrew/IOS, you most likely do not need to follow this guide. Instead, you can use a tool like the SysCheck Updater Wizard built into [ModMii](modmii#syscheck-updater-wizard). If you are confused about this process, consider joining the Nintendo Homebrew discord server for support. +{: .notice--warning} + +### Requisitos + +- Una tarjeta SD con al menos 512 MB de espacio libre +- A [NAND backup](bootmii) from the specific system you are trying to flash +- A Windows computer with an Internet connection +- [Ohneschwanzenegger](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/modmii/modmii.github.io/master/temp/ohneschwanzenegger.zip) +- [Nand BIN Checker](/assets/files/nandBinCheck.zip) + +### Instrucciones + +#### Section I - Preparation + +1. Start Ohneschwanzenegger. You may get a Windows SmartScreen prompt, this is a false positive and you can run the program anyway by pressing `More info` and `Run anyway`. + +2. Press the `Local Cache` button, create a new folder for the NUS cache to be output in, and then press OK. An example folder is given below. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nuscache.png) + +3. Press `Nand Dump` on the toolbar, and then press `New nand`. This should open a pop-up window where you can adjust parameters for a new NAND dump. Press the large `Existing Nand...` button and find your existing NAND dump from your Wii. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/newnand.png) + +4. This will fill in information such as the keys, Boot 1/2, and your bad blocks automatically. ONLY change the Destination box to `./blankNand.bin`, which will output the NAND to the program folder with the name `blankNand.bin`. Then, press OK. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/renamenand.png) + +#### Section II - Creating a Blank NAND + +1. Now that the NAND is loaded into the program, select `Content` on the toolbar and then press Format. This will initialize your BLANK NAND, not your backup NAND. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/formatnand.png) + +2. Select the top left text box in the program and type in the Wii System Menu version that you need the NAND to have. Note that this should optimally be the version that your NAND was previously using. This NAND was using `4.3U`. Other valid examples are `3.2U`, `4.3E`, or `3.4J`. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/sysmenu.png) + +3. Once you have confirmed you have entered the version of the menu that you want, press enter or `Get It!`. This will begin downloading the menu from NUS servers, with the progress displayed in the program. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/menudownload.png) + +4. Once the menu has finished downloading, a pop-up will display showing the settings appended to the NAND. It will be autofilled depending on what was in your NAND, although the serial number may be incorrect. You can edit this if you would like, otherwise keep everything blank and press OK. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/settings.png) + +5. Next, press `Content` on the taskbar and press `Write meta entries`. Then, go back to the menu and press `Flush`. You may then close the window. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/finalsteps.png) + +#### Section III - Verifying the NAND + +1. If NAND Bin Checker is not already in the same directory as Ohneschwanzenegger, copy it there now. Then, open a terminal in that directory. Run the following command: `.\nandBinCheck.exe .\blankNand.bin`. If you named the NAND something else, adjust the command accordingly. The program will then check the validity of the NAND. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nandcheck.png) + +2. If all is well, the result should look similar to the below. If there are ANY errors that stand out, DO NOT use this NAND and try again as it may damage or permanantly brick your Wii. If you continue to get these errors on further attempts, go to the Nintendo Homebrew discord server for support. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nandcheckresult.png) + +3. Move the `blankNand.bin` to your Wii SD card and rename it to `nand.bin` so that it can be flashed by BootMii. Remember not to overwrite your existing NAND! + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nandname.png) + +[Continue to BootMii Recovery](bootmiirecover) +Now that you have a blank NAND, you can restore it on your Wii using BootMii. +{: .notice--info} diff --git a/_pages/fr_FR/bootmiirecover.md b/_pages/fr_FR/bootmiirecover.md index 9839b9c11..73a4505bf 100644 --- a/_pages/fr_FR/bootmiirecover.md +++ b/_pages/fr_FR/bootmiirecover.md @@ -12,7 +12,6 @@ If you have BootMii installed as boot2 you will need to launch BootMii by restar If the screen stays black and the blue disc drive light is blinking, you are missing the BootMii files on your SD card. Téléchargez [ce fichier zip](https://static.hackmii.com/bootmii_sd_files.zip) et extrayez-le à la racine de votre carte SD, puis réessayez. {: .notice--warning} - Les Wii édition familiale (sans ports pour manettes GameCube) **NE PEUVENT PAS** restaurer une sauvegarde de la NAND. Ceci est dû à l'absence de ports GameCube qui sont requis sur les Wii non-boot2 pour entrer le code de confirmation de restauration. Pour obtenir de l'aide supplémentaire, veuillez demander au support. {: .notice--danger} diff --git a/_pages/fr_FR/bricks.md b/_pages/fr_FR/bricks.md index e57919f8b..30c5ba9f8 100644 --- a/_pages/fr_FR/bricks.md +++ b/_pages/fr_FR/bricks.md @@ -75,7 +75,7 @@ A semibrick occurs when a different region Wii Menu or a different region custom #### Solutions Verify in AnyRegion Changer that your console region is the same as the theme or Wii Menu that you have installed. -If this was caused by a theme you installed, use MyMenuifyMod to re-download the original theme file. +If this was caused by a theme you installed, use csm-installer to reinstall the original theme. If this was caused by a Wii Menu WAD you installed, use [NUS Downloader](https://wiibrew.org/wiki/NUSD) to re-obtain your original Wii Menu. diff --git a/_pages/fr_FR/dump-games.md b/_pages/fr_FR/dump-games.md index 2e1ee20f9..de2f0abeb 100644 --- a/_pages/fr_FR/dump-games.md +++ b/_pages/fr_FR/dump-games.md @@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ title: "Dumping Wii/GameCube games" {% include toc title="Table of Contents" %} -Ce guide couvre la copie de disques de jeux GameCube ou Wii. Vous pouvez soit copier directement sur une carte SD ou un disque USB, soit sur le réseau local. +This guide covers dumping GameCube or Wii game discs to a local SD card or USB drive on your Wii. ### Copier un disque vers une SD/USB (CleanRip) @@ -13,10 +13,7 @@ Ce guide couvre la copie de disques de jeux GameCube ou Wii. Vous pouvez soit co + Une carte SD ou disque USB avec au moins 4,7 go d'espace libre (8,5 go en cas de copie d'un disque double couche). + [CleanRip](https://oscwii.org/library/app/cleanrip) -#### Instructions - -If you are dumping one of the 13 games on [this list](https://wiki.dolphin-emu.org/index.php?title=Category:Dual_Layer_Disc_games), set `Dual Layer` to `Yes`. -{: .notice--info} +#### Preparation 1. Éteignez votre console. 1. Insérez votre carte SD ou votre clé USB dans votre ordinateur. @@ -25,96 +22,76 @@ If you are dumping one of the 13 games on [this list](https://wiki.dolphin-emu.o 1. Allumez votre console. 1. Lancez la Chaîne Homebrew. 1. Launch CleanRip from the list of homebrew. +1. When prompted, select `Yes` to calculate disc checksums. + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/checksum.png) + 1. Select your device that you will be dumping the game to - your USB drive or SD card. - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/2.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/device.png) + +1. Select the filesystem type of the device - in most cases it will be FAT (FAT32). + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/filesystem.png) + +1. Ensure that your device is connected to the system and press A to proceed. + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/insertdevice.png) 1. When prompted, select `Yes` to download the redump.org DAT files. + This is required to ensure that the resulting dumps are clean/accurate. - You may get an exception error if you do this. If so, simply skip and verify your dump on Dolphin Emulator if needed. + You may get an exception error if you do this. If so, restart your Wii and try again - but if you continue to get exception errors, dump the disc and verify the checksum in Dolphin instead if needed. {: .notice--warning} - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/3.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/redump.png) -1. Now insert the game you want to dump. +1. Insert the game disc you would like to dump, and press A to continue. - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/4.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/insertdisc.png) + +### Dumping a Wii Disc + +As of v2.1.2 of CleanRip, there is an option to auto-detect whether or not the disc you have is dual layer. If you are on an earlier version, or just want to verify that the correct option is being selected, you can check [this list](https://wiki.dolphin-emu.org/index.php?title=Category:Dual_Layer_Disc_games) to see if your game is a dual layer disc. +{: .notice--info} + +If you get an unrecovered read error, ensure that the disc you are attempting to dump is clean and can be properly read by the console. Even though you may be able to play the game disc normally, you may still get this error. If the error persists, try to dump another disc and see if the same error happens. +{: .notice--warning} + +1. When prompted, select if your disc is an unlicensed Datel disc. If unsure, select `No`. + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/dateldisc.png) 1. Set the settings as shown on the screen below, while verifying if your game disc is dual layer or not. - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/6.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/wiisettings.png) 1. Press A to start dumping the disc. - + It can take a while, since it will dump the full 4.7 GB disc contents (8.5 GB for dual layer discs). + + This process can take quite some time, since it will dump all 4.7 GB of the DVD (8.5 GB for dual layer discs). - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/7.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/wiiprogress.png) -1. Proceed to [joining PART files](dump-games#joining-part-files-on-a-fat32-device). +1. When the dump finishes, you should see a screen with the MD5 checksum of your disc, compared to the Redump DAT if you enabled it. -### Dumping a Disc over LAN (Wii DVD Dumper) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/wiidumpcomplete.png) -#### Prérequis - -+ A Windows/macOS/Linux PC with an internet connection -+ [DVD](/assets/files/DVDDumpTool.zip) - -#### Instructions - -Download speeds will be slow due to limitations in the network hardware of the Wii, but it remains a valid solution if you are willing to be patient. +Proceed to [Managing Wii Backups](wii-backups) to join the PART files that are output, and manage your dumped games. {: .notice--info} -Dumping a game over a local network -{: .notice--warning} +### Dumping a GameCube Disc -1. Extract DVD Dump Tool and put it in the `apps` folder on your SD card or USB drive. -1. Insert your SD card into your Wii, and launch CleanRip from the Homebrew Channel. -1. Allumez votre console. -1. Lancez la Chaîne Homebrew. -1. Launch DVD Dump Tool from the list of homebrew. -1. Press the right on the D-pad and press A. -1. Choose the disc that you want to copy (The options are: `GameCube Disc`, `Wii Single-Layer Disc`, `Wii Dual-Layer Disc` and press "A" +1. When prompted, select if your disc is an unlicensed Datel disc. If unsure, select `No`. - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/2.png) -1. Insert your SD card into your Wii, and launch DVD Dump Tool from the Homebrew Channel. - + If it is already inserted, eject and reinsert the disc. + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/dateldisc.png) - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/insertthedisc.jpg) -1. Select the proper disc type. +1. Press A to start dumping the disc. + + This process can take some time, since it will dump all 1.3 GB of the Mini DVD. - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/3.png) -1. Press any button to begin the dumping process. + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/gcprogress.png) - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/4.png) -1. Remember your Wii URL (IP address) -1. On your computer's web browser, go to your address bar and enter the Wii URL. +1. When the dump finishes, you should see a screen with the MD5 checksum of your disc, compared to the Redump DAT if you enabled it. - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/5.png) -1. Click on `Click here to download XXXX.iso`. -1. Proceed to [joining PART files](dump-games#joining-part-files-on-a-fat32-device). + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/gcdumpcomplete.png) -### Joining PART files on a FAT32 device - -If you dumped the disc on a FAT32 formatted, device, you should've got at least 2 files that end with `.partX.iso`. They need to be joined up. -{: .notice--info} - -#### Windows - -1. Copy all the files that share the same name and end with `.partX.iso` into an empty folder on your computer. -1. In this folder, click the address bar in Windows Explorer and copy its PATH. -1. Select "Open PowerShell window here". -1. Run `cd [PATH]`. -1. Finally, type `copy /b *.part?.iso game.iso` and press enter. -1. Wait until the merging process finishes. - + It should end with the terminal outputting `1 file(s) copied`. - -#### macOS/Linux - -1. Copy all the files that share the same name and end with `.partX.iso` in a folder on your computer. -1. Open up a Terminal. -1. Use the `cd ` command and replace `` by the path to your `.partX.iso` files. -1. Use the following command as is: `cat \*.part?.iso > game.iso`. -1. Wait until it finishes. - -To organize the games on your drive properly, you'll need to use [Wii Backup Manager](wiibackupmanager). -{: .notice--info} +Proceed to [Managing GameCube Backups](gc-backups) to shrink the size of your output file, and manage your dumped games. +{: .notice--info} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/_pages/fr_FR/gc-backups.md b/_pages/fr_FR/gc-backups.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..3f58a6ae1 --- /dev/null +++ b/_pages/fr_FR/gc-backups.md @@ -0,0 +1,49 @@ +--- +title: "Managing GameCube Backups" +--- + +{% include toc title="Table of Contents" %} + +This guide provides instructions on how to manage your GameCube backups, using GameCube Backup Manager. It functions similar to [Wii Backup Manager](wii-backups#using-wii-backup-manager). + +### Prérequis + +* Une carte SD ou une clé USB +* [GameCube Backup Manager](https://github.com/AxionDrak/GameCube-Backup-Manager/releases) + +To play multiple games, it is recommended to use an external hard drive for your Wii. Any external hard drive found on most modern marketplaces should work with your Wii. +{: .notice--info} + +Make sure your USB drive is formatted as FAT32. Do not format it as other types such as NTFS, exFAT, extFS, or WBFS, the latter being an outdated filesystem for storing Wii games. +{: .notice--info} + +### Instructions + +#### Section I - Téléchargement + +1. Extract GameCube Backup Manager, and launch the program. +1. Insérez votre clé USB dans votre ordinateur. + +#### Section II - Copying Games Over + +1. Open the application and locate the folder button in the bottom right corner. Click on it to open the file explorer window. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/folderbutton.png) + +1. Navigate to the location of the folder that contains the game file you want to transfer. This could be on your computer's hard drive or an external storage device. Once you find the folder, select it. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/selectfolder.png) + +1. Click on the `Files (Destination)` tab, then select the `Inactive` option from the dropdown menu. This will allow you to choose the drive where you want to transfer the game. Select the appropriate drive letter from the list. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/selectdrive.png) + +1. Next, go back to the `Files (Source)` tab, select the game you want to transfer, and then click either `Install Game (1:1)` or `Install Game (Scrub)`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/installgame.png) + +Selecting `Install Game (Scrub)` will remove unnecessary data from the game, reducing the game's file size. For some games this can be a major reduction, for example with Animal Crossing - going from 1.3GB to around 26MB. +{: .notice--info} + +[Cliquez ici pour revenir à l'index du site.](site-navigation) +{: .notice--info} diff --git a/_pages/fr_FR/site-navigation.md b/_pages/fr_FR/site-navigation.md index f78ff2e23..a90b11a18 100644 --- a/_pages/fr_FR/site-navigation.md +++ b/_pages/fr_FR/site-navigation.md @@ -44,6 +44,7 @@ sitemap: false + [Priiloader](priiloader) + [Relancer l'installateur HackMii](hackmii) + [Mise à jour du menu Wii vers la v4.3](update) ++ [Restoring The Wii NAND to Stock](wii-factory-reset) + [Wii Mod Lite](wnd-mini) + YAWM ModMii Edition
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@@ -51,16 +52,17 @@ sitemap: false {% capture notice-5 %} **Homebrew** + [Création de raccourcis de jeux Wii](wiigsc) -+ [GameCube Backup Manager](gcbackupmanager) + [How to dump Channels (WADs)](dump-wads) + [How to dump GameCube/Wii Games](dump-games) -+ [Installing RSSMii](rssmii) ++ [Managing GameCube Backups](gc-backups) + [Gestion des fichiers de sauvegarde de la GameCube](gcsaves) ++ [Managing Wii Backups](wii-backups) + [Priiloader Usage](priiloader-usage) + [Homebrew recommandés](recommended-homebrew) ++ [Installing RSSMii](rssmii) ++ [Transferring Save Games](transfer-saves) + [USB Loader GX](wii-loaders) + [Performing a SysCheck](syscheck) -+ [Wii Backup Manager](wiibackupmanager) + Installing Wii Menu Themes on vWii
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diff --git a/_pages/fr_FR/themes.md b/_pages/fr_FR/themes.md index f3ee90969..322ab9c45 100644 --- a/_pages/fr_FR/themes.md +++ b/_pages/fr_FR/themes.md @@ -6,17 +6,17 @@ title: "Installing Wii Menu Themes" This guide is intended for regular Wiis only. For installing themes on vWii (Wii U), follow [this page](themes-vwii). Additionally, forwarders are covered. +### Section I - Finding a Theme + DO NOT CONTINUE WITH THIS GUIDE UNLESS YOU HAVE ADEQUATE BRICK PROTECTION, SPECIFICALLY [BOOTMII](bootmii) AND [PRIILOADER](priiloader)! {: .notice--danger} -For safety purposes, please do not use any other version of MyMenuify than the one linked here, as MyMenuify Mod is the safest way to install a theme. +csm-installer has built in safety features to prevent from installing bad or corrupt Wii Menu themes, so please opt to use it instead of other theme installation homebrew. {: .notice--warning} Do not use any other version of ThemeMii than the one linked here, as ThemeMii Mod allows you to make a theme for Wii Menu version 4.3, other versions may not. {: .notice--warning} -### Section I - Finding a Theme - Only install themes on your Wii that have been formatted specifically for it, and its current region. Installing themes from the wrong region or version on your Wii will cause a brick. This tutorial will tell you how to create a .csm file that is safe to install. {: .notice--danger} @@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ Before proceeding, it helps to know the difference between .MYM and .CSM as file * Wii Themer * Google Drive Repository * Below are some links to themes. -* [MyMenuify Mod](https://oscwii.org/library/app/mymenuifymod) +* [csm-installer](https://oscwii.org/library/app/csm-installer) * [ThemeMii Mod](/assets/files/New_ThemeMii_MOD.zip) #### Section II - Building the Theme @@ -52,21 +52,13 @@ If you don't want to go through the hassle of using an external program to build #### Section III - Installing the Theme -1. Launch MyMenuify Mod from the Homebrew Channel. -1. Put the .csm file you saved in a folder called `modthemes` on your SD card or USB drive. -1. Copy the theme file to the storage medium under the `modthemes` directory. -1. You probably will pick the download link that says 4.X, that means the theme will work on version 4.1, 4.2 and 4.3 of the Wii Menu. -1. Go into MyMenuifyMod, and acknowledge the disclaimer. After an introduction message, it will ask you what IOS you want to use in the app. Select `IOS58`. - - If the former gives an `Exception DSI occurred!` error, press Reset on the Wii console, launch it again, then try `IOS250`. - {: .notice--info} - -1. Select your storage medium, and you should now see a selection of your themes. - - ![](/images/themes/mym-theme-selection.png) - -1. Find a theme you want to install. If it is signed, MyMenuifyMod will indicate it to you, otherwise it will warn you. Be absolutely sure at this point that you have downloaded the correct theme for your system menu version and region. -1. Install the theme. +1. Extract the csm-installer `.zip` file to the root of your SD card or USB device. +1. Create a new directory on your SD card or USB device called `themes` if it does not already exist. +1. Copy your `.csm` file to the `themes` directory. +1. Insert your SD card or USB drive into your Wii, and launch the Homebrew Channel. +1. Launch csm-installer, and wait for it to load. +1. Select the theme you would like to install with `A`. Be absolutely sure at this point that you have downloaded the correct theme for your system menu version and region. +1. Press `+` to install the theme. 1. Give it a moment to install the theme, then press any button to go to the Wii Menu. Hopefully, the theme installed correctly. If all goes well, you will have a result similar to the below! ![](/images/themes/themed-wii-menu.png) diff --git a/_pages/fr_FR/wii-backups.md b/_pages/fr_FR/wii-backups.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..dc664a4d3 --- /dev/null +++ b/_pages/fr_FR/wii-backups.md @@ -0,0 +1,140 @@ +--- +title: Managing Wii Backups +--- + +{% include toc title="Table of Contents" %} + +This guide provides instructions on how to manage your Wii backups, from joining .PART files that are output through CleanRip, to shrinking game files that can be copied onto a FAT32 device. Two programs that can be used to manage your Wii backups are Wii Backup Manager (for Windows) and Wii Backup Fusion (for Linux and MacOS) and are covered below. + +For storing multiple games, we recommend an external hard drive for your Wii. Most of those found on the market should work fine. +{: .notice--info} + +A flash drive is not recommended, as they are small and may vary in behavior even between the same product.
+As an alternative, you may simply use an SD card, however the Wii's SD card slot will be slow. +{: .notice--info} + +Make sure your USB drive is formatted as FAT32. Do not format it as other types such as exFAT, extFS.
+You may format it as NTFS, but it won't work with a majority of apps (eg. The Homebrew Channel, Nintendont) +{: .notice--info} + +### Joining PART files on a FAT32 device + +If your disc was dumped to a FAT32 device, you should have gotten at least two files that end with `.partX.iso`, due to filesystem limitations. They need to be joined (on a supported filesystem like NTFS) so the file can be read correctly. +{: .notice--info} + +#### Windows + +1. Copy the files that share the same name and end with `.partX.iso` into an empty folder on your computer. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/dumpedpartfiles.png) + +2. In this folder, click the address bar in Windows Explorer and type in `cmd`, this will open a command prompt window there. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/opencmd.png) + +3. Type `copy /b *.part?.iso game.iso` and press enter. Wait for the command to finish, your terminal output should be similar to the below. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/joinpartfiles.png) + +4. If the copy process executed correctly, the checksum from the game dump info file (located where you dumped your disc at) should match the resulting joined file. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/filemd5.png) + +#### macOS/Linux + +1. Copy the files that share the same name and end with `.partX.iso` into an empty folder on your computer. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/dumpedpartfileslinux.png) + +2. Open a terminal in the directory where your files are at, or `cd [PATH]` to it. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/openterminallinux.png) + +3. Use the following command as is: ``cat `ls *.part?.iso | sort` > game.iso``. Then, wait for the merging process to finish. Like in Windows, the resulting checksum should match the dump. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/mergesuccesslinux.png) + +### Using Wii Backup Manager + +#### Prérequis + +- A PC running Windows +- A USB drive or SD card +- A dumped ISO from a Wii game disc +- [Wii Backup Manager](https://static.wiidatabase.de/Wii-Backup-Manager.zip) + +#### Section I - Installation + +1. Extract Wii Backup Manager, and launch the program. +2. Insert your USB drive or SD card into your computer. + +#### Section II - Copying Games + +1. Go to the `Drive 1` tab, then select the drive that will hold your backed up Wii games. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/select_drive.png) + +2. Go to the `Files` tab, then select `Add`. + + - Select `Files` to add multiple games to the program, or select `Folder` to add a whole folder of games. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/select_games.png) + +3. Go to `Select`, then click `Games not on drive 1`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/select_games2.png) + +4. Select `Transfer`, then select `Drive 1` to transfer the games over. The progress will be displayed on the right side of the window. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/transfer_todrive.png) + +### Using Wii Backup Fusion + +#### Prérequis + +- A PC running MacOS or Linux +- A USB drive or SD card +- A dumped ISO from a Wii game disc +- [Wii Backup Fusion](https://github.com/larsenv/Wii-Backup-Fusion) +- [Wiimm's ISO Tools](https://wit.wiimm.de/download.html) + +#### Section I - Installation + +1. Download Wiimm's ISO tools for your OS and extract the .tar.gz into a folder that you can access with the terminal. The extracted folder should have these files inside: + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/witinstallfolder.png) + +2. Open a terminal in the folder that you just extracted, and run `sudo ./install.sh`. + +3. Download Wii Backup Fusion for your OS and install. If on Linux, you will need to make the appimage executable by running `chmod +x [FILE]`. + +#### Section II - Copying Games + +1. Open Wii Backup Fusion and press `Load`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/loadwbf.png) + +2. Select the directory where your game ISO is at. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/opendirectorywbf.png) + +3. Right click on the game that you want to transfer to a drive, and press `Transfer to image`. Use the following settings: + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/settingswbf.png) + +4. If there is not already a `wbfs` directory on your game drive, make one. + +5. Make another directory inside of the `wbfs` folder for the game backup. Take note of the Game ID in Wii Backup Fusion as you will need this for the game folder. + +6. Make a game folder for your game, formatted as `game name [GAMEID]`. For the game dumped as an example in this guide, it would be named `New Super Mario Bros. Wii [SMNE01]`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/wbfsname.png) + +7. Copy the game.wbfs file that was made in Step 3 to this new folder. The drive should be ready to use on a Wii. + +[Continue to cIOS](cios)
+cIOS is needed for your Wii to use a USB Loader. Once this is done, you can use [USB Loader GX or WiiFlow](wii-loaders) to play games from your USB drive or SD card. +{: .notice--info} + +[Click here to go back to the site index.](site-navigation) +{: .notice--info} diff --git a/_pages/fr_FR/wii-factory-reset.md b/_pages/fr_FR/wii-factory-reset.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..5cc1c5ebd --- /dev/null +++ b/_pages/fr_FR/wii-factory-reset.md @@ -0,0 +1,90 @@ +--- +title: Restoring The Wii NAND to Stock +--- + +{% include toc title="Table of Contents" %} + +This guide details how to create a stock NAND for your Wii system using a program called Ohneschwanzenegger. Unlike the `Format Wii System Memory` option in the Wii settings, this will completely wipe any changes to the NAND by downloading a stock Wii System Menu from NUS servers. If followed correctly, the Wii should have no homebrew left on the system, stock IOSes, and boot up to a factory setup screen when the NAND is flashed. + +Please note that this program **needs** an existing (even bricked!) NAND backup to function, as it needs to have a copy of the first 8 blocks of NAND, a bad blocks list, and AES/HMAC keys. + +{% capture here-be-dragons %} + +The instructions detailed in this guide WILL ERASE YOUR WII SYSTEM MEMORY and should only be considered as a LAST RESORT or if you are trying to do any of the following: + +- Restore the Wii to a state comparable to when it left the factory. +- Fix a brick where you do not have a functional NAND backup or access to the Homebrew Channel but can still make one using BootMii. +- You are unable to revert certain changes to the Wii System Memory such as all cIOS with DARKCORP. + +{% endcapture %} + +
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+ +If you are trying to [update your Wii to 4.3U](update) with homebrew or update outdated homebrew/IOS, you most likely do not need to follow this guide. Instead, you can use a tool like the SysCheck Updater Wizard built into [ModMii](modmii#syscheck-updater-wizard). If you are confused about this process, consider joining the Nintendo Homebrew discord server for support. +{: .notice--warning} + +### Prérequis + +- An SD card with at least 512MB of free space +- A [NAND backup](bootmii) from the specific system you are trying to flash +- A Windows computer with an Internet connection +- [Ohneschwanzenegger](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/modmii/modmii.github.io/master/temp/ohneschwanzenegger.zip) +- [Nand BIN Checker](/assets/files/nandBinCheck.zip) + +### Instructions + +#### Section I - Preparation + +1. Start Ohneschwanzenegger. You may get a Windows SmartScreen prompt, this is a false positive and you can run the program anyway by pressing `More info` and `Run anyway`. + +2. Press the `Local Cache` button, create a new folder for the NUS cache to be output in, and then press OK. An example folder is given below. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nuscache.png) + +3. Press `Nand Dump` on the toolbar, and then press `New nand`. This should open a pop-up window where you can adjust parameters for a new NAND dump. Press the large `Existing Nand...` button and find your existing NAND dump from your Wii. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/newnand.png) + +4. This will fill in information such as the keys, Boot 1/2, and your bad blocks automatically. ONLY change the Destination box to `./blankNand.bin`, which will output the NAND to the program folder with the name `blankNand.bin`. Then, press OK. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/renamenand.png) + +#### Section II - Creating a Blank NAND + +1. Now that the NAND is loaded into the program, select `Content` on the toolbar and then press Format. This will initialize your BLANK NAND, not your backup NAND. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/formatnand.png) + +2. Select the top left text box in the program and type in the Wii System Menu version that you need the NAND to have. Note that this should optimally be the version that your NAND was previously using. This NAND was using `4.3U`. Other valid examples are `3.2U`, `4.3E`, or `3.4J`. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/sysmenu.png) + +3. Once you have confirmed you have entered the version of the menu that you want, press enter or `Get It!`. This will begin downloading the menu from NUS servers, with the progress displayed in the program. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/menudownload.png) + +4. Once the menu has finished downloading, a pop-up will display showing the settings appended to the NAND. It will be autofilled depending on what was in your NAND, although the serial number may be incorrect. You can edit this if you would like, otherwise keep everything blank and press OK. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/settings.png) + +5. Next, press `Content` on the taskbar and press `Write meta entries`. Then, go back to the menu and press `Flush`. You may then close the window. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/finalsteps.png) + +#### Section III - Verifying the NAND + +1. If NAND Bin Checker is not already in the same directory as Ohneschwanzenegger, copy it there now. Then, open a terminal in that directory. Run the following command: `.\nandBinCheck.exe .\blankNand.bin`. If you named the NAND something else, adjust the command accordingly. The program will then check the validity of the NAND. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nandcheck.png) + +2. If all is well, the result should look similar to the below. If there are ANY errors that stand out, DO NOT use this NAND and try again as it may damage or permanantly brick your Wii. If you continue to get these errors on further attempts, go to the Nintendo Homebrew discord server for support. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nandcheckresult.png) + +3. Move the `blankNand.bin` to your Wii SD card and rename it to `nand.bin` so that it can be flashed by BootMii. Remember not to overwrite your existing NAND! + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nandname.png) + +[Continue to BootMii Recovery](bootmiirecover) +Now that you have a blank NAND, you can restore it on your Wii using BootMii. +{: .notice--info} diff --git a/_pages/it_IT/bootmiirecover.md b/_pages/it_IT/bootmiirecover.md index d4a720280..5f6a4f47f 100644 --- a/_pages/it_IT/bootmiirecover.md +++ b/_pages/it_IT/bootmiirecover.md @@ -12,7 +12,6 @@ Se hai BootMii installato come boot2, dovrai riavviare la console per eseguirlo. Se lo schermo rimane nero e l'unità del disco blu lampeggia mentre provi ad avviare BootMii, ti mandano i file di BootMii sulla scheda SD. Scarica [questo file zip](https://static.hackmii.com/bootmii_sd_files.zip) ed estrailo nel root della tua scheda SD, poi riprova. {: .notice--warning} - I Wii Family Edition (senza le porte GameCube) NON POSSONO ripristinare backup della NAND. Questo è dovuto alla mancanza di porte GameCube che servono su Wii non-boot2 per inserire il codice di conferma per il ripristino. Per ulteriore assistenza, per favovre cerca supporto. {: .notice--danger} diff --git a/_pages/it_IT/bricks.md b/_pages/it_IT/bricks.md index 4cb179282..e45fca077 100644 --- a/_pages/it_IT/bricks.md +++ b/_pages/it_IT/bricks.md @@ -75,7 +75,7 @@ Un semibrick si verifica quando il Menu Wii o un tema personalizzato di una regi #### Soluzioni Verifica in AnyRegion Changer che la regione della tua console sia la stessa del Menu Wii installato. -Se questo brick era causato da un tema che avevi installato, usa MyMenuifyMod per reinstallato il file del tema originale. +If this was caused by a theme you installed, use csm-installer to reinstall the original theme. Se questo era causato da un WAD del menu Wii che avevi installato, usa [NUS Downloader](https://wiibrew.org/wiki/NUSD) per riottenere il Menu Wii originale. diff --git a/_pages/it_IT/dump-games.md b/_pages/it_IT/dump-games.md index 875b3f8f7..d5f57cce2 100644 --- a/_pages/it_IT/dump-games.md +++ b/_pages/it_IT/dump-games.md @@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ title: "Dump di Giochi Wii/GameCube" {% include toc title="Table of Contents" %} -Questa guida copre il dumping dei dischi GameCube o Wii. Puoi eseguire il dump direttamente su una scheda SD o unità USB, oppure tramite la rete locale. +This guide covers dumping GameCube or Wii game discs to a local SD card or USB drive on your Wii. ### Dump di un Disco su SD/USB (CleanRip) @@ -13,10 +13,7 @@ Questa guida copre il dumping dei dischi GameCube o Wii. Puoi eseguire il dump d + Una scheda SD o unità USB con almeno 4.7 GB di spazio disponibile (8.5 GB per il dump di un disco a doppio strato). + [CleanRip](https://oscwii.org/library/app/cleanrip) -#### Istruzioni - -Se stai eseguendo il dump di uno dei 13 giochi in [questa lista](https://wiki.dolphin-emu.org/index.php?title=Category:Dual_Layer_Disc_games), imposta `Dual Layer` nel Passaggio 6 a `Yes`. -{: .notice--info} +#### Preparazione 1. Spegni la console. 1. Inserisci la scheda SD o dispositivo USB nel tuo computer. @@ -25,96 +22,76 @@ Se stai eseguendo il dump di uno dei 13 giochi in [questa lista](https://wiki.do 1. Accendi la console. 1. Avvia l'Homebrew Channel. 1. Avvia CleanRip dalla lista degli homebrew. +1. When prompted, select `Yes` to calculate disc checksums. + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/checksum.png) + 1. Seleziona il dispositivo su cui eseguirai il dump del gioco - unità USB o scheda SD. - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/2.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/device.png) + +1. Select the filesystem type of the device - in most cases it will be FAT (FAT32). + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/filesystem.png) + +1. Ensure that your device is connected to the system and press A to proceed. + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/insertdevice.png) 1. Quando richiesto, seleziona `Yes` per scaricare i file DAT di redump.org. + Questo è richiesto per assicurarsi che i dump siano puliti/accurati. - Potresti ottenere un errore se lo fai. Se succede, salta semplicemente e verifica il tuo dump sull'Emulatore Dolphin se necessario. + Potresti ottenere un errore se lo fai. If so, restart your Wii and try again - but if you continue to get exception errors, dump the disc and verify the checksum in Dolphin instead if needed. {: .notice--warning} - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/3.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/redump.png) -1. Inserisci il disco di cui vorresti eseguire il dump. +1. Insert the game disc you would like to dump, and press A to continue. - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/4.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/insertdisc.png) + +### Dumping a Wii Disc + +As of v2.1.2 of CleanRip, there is an option to auto-detect whether or not the disc you have is dual layer. If you are on an earlier version, or just want to verify that the correct option is being selected, you can check [this list](https://wiki.dolphin-emu.org/index.php?title=Category:Dual_Layer_Disc_games) to see if your game is a dual layer disc. +{: .notice--info} + +If you get an unrecovered read error, ensure that the disc you are attempting to dump is clean and can be properly read by the console. Even though you may be able to play the game disc normally, you may still get this error. If the error persists, try to dump another disc and see if the same error happens. +{: .notice--warning} + +1. When prompted, select if your disc is an unlicensed Datel disc. If unsure, select `No`. + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/dateldisc.png) 1. Regola le impostazioni come mostrato sotto, nel frattempo verifica se il disco è a doppio strato o no. - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/6.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/wiisettings.png) 1. Premi A per iniziare il dump del disco. - + Questo processo può metterci un po' di tempo, in quanto eseguire il dump dei 4.7 GB completi del contenuto del disco (8.5 GB per i dischi a doppio strato). + + This process can take quite some time, since it will dump all 4.7 GB of the DVD (8.5 GB for dual layer discs). - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/7.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/wiiprogress.png) -1. Procedi con [unire i file PART](dump-games#joining-part-files-on-a-fat32-device). +1. When the dump finishes, you should see a screen with the MD5 checksum of your disc, compared to the Redump DAT if you enabled it. -### Dump di un disco su LAN (Wii DVD Dumper) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/wiidumpcomplete.png) -#### Requisiti - -+ Un PC Windows/macOS/Linux con una connessione a internet -+ [DVD Dump Tool](/assets/files/DVDDumpTool.zip) - -#### Istruzioni - -Le velocità di download saranno lente a causa delle limitazioni hardware della rete del Wii, ma rimane una soluzione valida se hai pazienza. +Proceed to [Managing Wii Backups](wii-backups) to join the PART files that are output, and manage your dumped games. {: .notice--info} -Il tuo Wii e il tuo computer devono essere connessi alla stessa rete locale. -{: .notice--warning} +### Dumping a GameCube Disc -1. Copia la cartella `DVDDumpTool` dal `.zip` di DVDDumpTool al root della tua scheda SD o unità USB. -1. Reinserisci la tua scheda SD o dispositivo USB nella tua console. -1. Accendi la console. -1. Avvia l'Homebrew Channel. -1. Avvia DVD Dump Tool dalla lista degli homebrew. -1. Premi destra sul D-pad, poi premi A. -1. Scegli il disco di cui vuoi eseguire il dump (Le opzioni sono: `GameCube Disc`, `Wii Single-Layer Disc`, `Wii Dual-Layer Disc`) e premi "A" +1. When prompted, select if your disc is an unlicensed Datel disc. If unsure, select `No`. - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/2.png) -1. Inserisci il disco di gioco nel tuo Wii. - + Se è già inserito, espelli il disco e reinserisci il disco. + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/dateldisc.png) - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/insertthedisc.jpg) -1. Seleziona il tipo di disco appropriato. +1. Premi A per iniziare il dump del disco. + + This process can take some time, since it will dump all 1.3 GB of the Mini DVD. - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/3.png) -1. Premi qualsiasi pulsante per iniziare il processo di dump. + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/gcprogress.png) - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/4.png) -1. Ricorda di segnarti l'URL (indirizzo IP) del tuo Wii. -1. Sul tuo computer, apri il browser, vai sulla barra degli indirizzi e inserisci l'URL del tuo Wii. +1. When the dump finishes, you should see a screen with the MD5 checksum of your disc, compared to the Redump DAT if you enabled it. - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/5.png) -1. Clicca su `Click here to download XXXX.iso`. -1. Procedi con [unire i file PART](dump-games#joining-part-files-on-a-fat32-device). + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/gcdumpcomplete.png) -### Unire i file PART su un dispositivo FAT32 - -Se hai eseguito il dump del disco (indipendentemente se era su PC o Wii) su un dispositivo formattato in FAT32, dovresti avere almeno due file che finiscono con `.partX.iso`. Devono essere uniti. -{: .notice--info} - -#### Windows - -1. Copia i file che condividono lo stesso nome e finiscono con `.partX.iso` in una cartella vuota sul tuo computer. -1. In questa cartella, clicca sulla barra degli indirizzi in Windows Explorer e copia il suo PATH. -1. Apri una finestra di Powershell o del Terminale di Windows. -1. Esegui `cd [PATH]`. -1. Esegui `copy /b *.part?.iso game.iso`. -1. Aspetta fino a quando il processo non si conclude. - + Dovrebbe finire con l'output del terminale `1 file(s) copied`. - -#### macOS/Linux - -1. Copia i file che condividono lo stesso nome e finiscono con `.partX.iso` in una cartella vuota sul tuo computer. -1. Apri il Terminale. -1. Esegui `cd [PATH]`, rimpiazzando [PATH] con la `.partX.iso`. -1. Esegui il seguente comando così com'è: `cat \*.part?.iso > game.iso`. -1. Aspetta fino a quando il processo non si conclude. - -Per organizzare i giochi sul tuo dispositivo correttamente, puoi usare [Wii Backup Manager](wiibackupmanager). -{: .notice--info} +Proceed to [Managing GameCube Backups](gc-backups) to shrink the size of your output file, and manage your dumped games. +{: .notice--info} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/_pages/it_IT/gc-backups.md b/_pages/it_IT/gc-backups.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..d0715af17 --- /dev/null +++ b/_pages/it_IT/gc-backups.md @@ -0,0 +1,49 @@ +--- +title: "Managing GameCube Backups" +--- + +{% include toc title="Table of Contents" %} + +This guide provides instructions on how to manage your GameCube backups, using GameCube Backup Manager. It functions similar to [Wii Backup Manager](wii-backups#using-wii-backup-manager). + +### Requisiti + +* Una scheda SD o dispositivo USB +* [GameCube Backup Manager](https://github.com/AxionDrak/GameCube-Backup-Manager/releases) + +Per giocare a più giochi, si consiglia di utilizzare un hard drive esterno per il tuo Wii. Qualsiasi hard drive esterno che trovi nei marketplace moderni dovrebbero funzionare con il tuo Wii. +{: .notice--info} + +Assicurati che l'unità USB sia formattata come FAT32. Non formattarlo come altri tipi come NTFS, exFAT, extFS o WBFS, quest'ultimo è un filesystem obsoleto per la memorizazzione di giochi Wii. +{: .notice--info} + +### Istruzioni + +#### Sezione I - Download + +1. Estrai GameCube Backup Manager e avvia il programma. +1. Inserisci il tuo dispositivo USB nel tuo computer. + +#### Sezione II - Copiare i giochi + +1. Apri l'applicazione e trova l'icona della cartella nell'angolo in basso a destra. Cliccala per aprire una finestra di Esplora file. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/folderbutton.png) + +1. Navigate to the location of the folder that contains the game file you want to transfer. Può essere nell'hard drive del tuo computer o un dispositivo di archiviazione esterno. Once you find the folder, select it. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/selectfolder.png) + +1. Fai clic sulla scheda `File (destinatione)`, poi seleziona l'opzione `Inattivo` dal menu a discesa. Questo ti consentirà di scegliere l'unità nella quale vuoi trasferire in gioco. Seleziona la lettera di unità corretta dall'elenco. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/selectdrive.png) + +1. Successivamente, torna nella scheda `File (Fonte)`, seleziona il gioco che vuoi trasferire e clicca su `Installare il gioco (1:1)` o su `Installare il gioco (scrub)`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/installgame.png) + +L'opzione `Installare il gioco (scrub)` rimuoverà dati non necessari dal gioco, riducendone così le dimensioni del file. For some games this can be a major reduction, for example with Animal Crossing - going from 1.3GB to around 26MB. +{: .notice--info} + +[Clicca qui per tornare alla Navigazione del Sito.](navigazione-sito) +{: .notice--info} diff --git a/_pages/it_IT/site-navigation.md b/_pages/it_IT/site-navigation.md index d7481ca3f..5468d2ebe 100644 --- a/_pages/it_IT/site-navigation.md +++ b/_pages/it_IT/site-navigation.md @@ -45,6 +45,7 @@ sitemap: false + [Priiloader](priiloader) + [Come rieseguire l'HackMii Installer](hackmii) + [Aggiornamento del Menu Wii alla versione 4.3](update) ++ [Restoring The Wii NAND to Stock](wii-factory-reset) + [Wii mini NAND Dumper](wnd-mini) + [YAWM ModMii Edition](yawmme) {% endcapture %} @@ -53,16 +54,17 @@ sitemap: false {% capture notice-5 %} **Homebrew** + [Come creare collegamenti per Giochi Wii](wiigsc) -+ [GameCube Backup Manager](gcbackupmanager) + [Come scaricare i Canali (WADs)](dump-wads) + [Come preservare giochi Wii e GameCube](dump-games) -+ [RSSMii](rssmii) ++ [Managing GameCube Backups](gc-backups) + [Come gestire i salvataggi GameCube](gcsaves) ++ [Managing Wii Backups](wii-backups) + [Usare Priiloader](priiloader-usage) + [App Homebrew consigliate](recommended-homebrew) ++ [RSSMii](rssmii) ++ [Transferring Save Games](transfer-saves) + [USB Loaders](wii-loaders) + [Come eseguire un SysCheck](syscheck) -+ [Wii Backup Manager](wiibackupmanager) + [Guida ai Temi Wii](themes) {% endcapture %}
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diff --git a/_pages/it_IT/themes.md b/_pages/it_IT/themes.md index b4a6df68b..13a7b05de 100644 --- a/_pages/it_IT/themes.md +++ b/_pages/it_IT/themes.md @@ -6,17 +6,17 @@ title: "Temi Wii" Questa guida è destinata a essere l'ultima di cui hai bisogno per quanto riguarda la personalizzazione sul Wii, non solo fornendo istruzioni per il Menu Wii con MyMenuifyMod, ma anche i temi su WiiFlow Lite, USB Loader GX e l'Homebrew Channel. Inoltre, tratteremo anche di forwarder. +### Personalizzazione del Menu Wii + NON CONTINUARE CON QUESTA GUIDA A MENO CHE TU ABBIA UNA PROTEZIONE DA BRICK ADEGUATA, NELLO SPECIFICO [BOOTMII](bootmii) E [PRIILOADER](priiloader)! {: .notice--danger} -MyMenuifyMod ha funzioni di sicurezza integrate per impedirti di installare temi del Menu Wii danneggati o corrotti, quindi si prega di utilizzarlo invece di altri homebrew per l'installazione di temi. +csm-installer has built in safety features to prevent from installing bad or corrupt Wii Menu themes, so please opt to use it instead of other theme installation homebrew. {: .notice--warning} Non usare nessun'altra versione di ThemeMii oltre a quella fornita da qui, poiché ThemeMii Mod ti permette di creare un tema per il Menu Wii versione 4.3, le altre versioni non possono. {: .notice--warning} -### Personalizzazione del Menu Wii - Sul tuo Wii, installa solo i temi che sono creati appositamente per la sua versione e regione attuali. L'installazione di temi della versione o regione sbagliata sul tuo Wii causerà un [brick](bricks#theme-brick). Questo tutorial ti dirà come creare un file .csm che è sicuro da installare. {: .notice--danger} @@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ Prima di procedere, è fondamentale conoscere la differenza tra .MYM e .CSM come * Una Wii modificata * Una scheda SD o dispositivo USB * Un PC Windows/macOS/Linux con una connessione a internet -* [MyMenuifyMod](https://oscwii.org/library/app/mymenuifymod) +* [csm-installer](https://oscwii.org/library/app/csm-installer) * [ThemeMii Mod](/assets/files/New_ThemeMii_MOD.zip) #### Creazione di un tema @@ -52,21 +52,13 @@ Se non ti va di usare un programma esterno per la creazione di un tema, puoi anc #### Installazione del tema -1. Installa MyMenuifyMod. -1. Crea un nuovo percorso nella tua scheda SD o unità USB chiamato `modthemes` se non è gia presente. -1. Copia il file del tema nel supporto di archiviazione sotto il percorso `modthemes`. -1. Inserisci il supporto di archiviazione nel tuo Wii e avvialo. -1. Vai su MyMenuifyMod e tieni a mente l'avvertimento. Ti chiederà quale IOS vuoi usare nell'app. Seleziona `IOS58`. - - Se ottieni `Exception DSI occured!`, premi RESET sul tuo Wii e riprova. - {: .notice--info} - -1. Seleziona il supporto di archiviazione e ora dovresti vedere un elenco dei tuoi temi. - - ![](/images/themes/mym-theme-selection.png) - -1. Seleziona il tema che vuoi installare. Se è firmato, MyMenuifyMod te lo farà sapere, altrimenti ti avvertirà. A questo punto, devi essere assolutamente sicuro che hai scaricato il tema corretto per la tua versione del Menu di sistema e regione. -1. Installa il tema. +1. Extract the csm-installer `.zip` file to the root of your SD card or USB device. +1. Create a new directory on your SD card or USB device called `themes` if it does not already exist. +1. Copy your `.csm` file to the `themes` directory. +1. Insert your SD card or USB drive into your Wii, and launch the Homebrew Channel. +1. Launch csm-installer, and wait for it to load. +1. Select the theme you would like to install with `A`. A questo punto, devi essere assolutamente sicuro che hai scaricato il tema corretto per la tua versione del Menu di sistema e regione. +1. Press `+` to install the theme. 1. Ritorna al Menu Wii e verifica che il tema sia installato correttamente. Se tutto va bene, dovresti avere un risultato simile a quello in basso! ![](/images/themes/themed-wii-menu.png) diff --git a/_pages/it_IT/wii-backups.md b/_pages/it_IT/wii-backups.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..4fe135cc6 --- /dev/null +++ b/_pages/it_IT/wii-backups.md @@ -0,0 +1,140 @@ +--- +title: Managing Wii Backups +--- + +{% include toc title="Table of Contents" %} + +This guide provides instructions on how to manage your Wii backups, from joining .PART files that are output through CleanRip, to shrinking game files that can be copied onto a FAT32 device. Two programs that can be used to manage your Wii backups are Wii Backup Manager (for Windows) and Wii Backup Fusion (for Linux and MacOS) and are covered below. + +Per memorizzare più giochi, si consiglia di utilizzare un hard drive esterno per il tuo Wii. La maggior parte di essi che si possono trovare in mercato dovrebbero funzionare. +{: .notice--info} + +Un'unità flash non è consigliata, poiché sono piccole e la loro funzionalità può variare anche tra unità identiche.
+As an alternative, you may simply use an SD card, however the Wii's SD card slot will be slow. +{: .notice--info} + +Assicurati che l'unità USB sia formattata come FAT32. Non formattarla come altri tipi come exFAT, exFS.
+You may format it as NTFS, but it won't work with a majority of apps (eg. The Homebrew Channel, Nintendont) +{: .notice--info} + +### Unire i file PART su un dispositivo FAT32 + +If your disc was dumped to a FAT32 device, you should have gotten at least two files that end with `.partX.iso`, due to filesystem limitations. They need to be joined (on a supported filesystem like NTFS) so the file can be read correctly. +{: .notice--info} + +#### Windows + +1. Copy the files that share the same name and end with `.partX.iso` into an empty folder on your computer. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/dumpedpartfiles.png) + +2. In this folder, click the address bar in Windows Explorer and type in `cmd`, this will open a command prompt window there. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/opencmd.png) + +3. Type `copy /b *.part?.iso game.iso` and press enter. Wait for the command to finish, your terminal output should be similar to the below. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/joinpartfiles.png) + +4. If the copy process executed correctly, the checksum from the game dump info file (located where you dumped your disc at) should match the resulting joined file. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/filemd5.png) + +#### macOS/Linux + +1. Copy the files that share the same name and end with `.partX.iso` into an empty folder on your computer. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/dumpedpartfileslinux.png) + +2. Open a terminal in the directory where your files are at, or `cd [PATH]` to it. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/openterminallinux.png) + +3. Use the following command as is: ``cat `ls *.part?.iso | sort` > game.iso``. Then, wait for the merging process to finish. Like in Windows, the resulting checksum should match the dump. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/mergesuccesslinux.png) + +### Using Wii Backup Manager + +#### Requisiti + +- Un PC che esegue Windows +- Un'unità USB o una scheda SD +- A dumped ISO from a Wii game disc +- [Wii Backup Manager](https://static.wiidatabase.de/Wii-Backup-Manager.zip) + +#### Section I - Installation + +1. Estrai Wii Backup Manager e avvia il programma. +2. Inserisci la tua unità USB o scheda SD nel tuo computer. + +#### Section II - Copying Games + +1. Go to the `Drive 1` tab, then select the drive that will hold your backed up Wii games. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/select_drive.png) + +2. Go to the `Files` tab, then select `Add`. + + - Select `Files` to add multiple games to the program, or select `Folder` to add a whole folder of games. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/select_games.png) + +3. Go to `Select`, then click `Games not on drive 1`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/select_games2.png) + +4. Select `Transfer`, then select `Drive 1` to transfer the games over. The progress will be displayed on the right side of the window. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/transfer_todrive.png) + +### Using Wii Backup Fusion + +#### Requisiti + +- A PC running MacOS or Linux +- Un'unità USB o una scheda SD +- A dumped ISO from a Wii game disc +- [Wii Backup Fusion](https://github.com/larsenv/Wii-Backup-Fusion) +- [Wiimm's ISO Tools](https://wit.wiimm.de/download.html) + +#### Section I - Installation + +1. Download Wiimm's ISO tools for your OS and extract the .tar.gz into a folder that you can access with the terminal. The extracted folder should have these files inside: + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/witinstallfolder.png) + +2. Open a terminal in the folder that you just extracted, and run `sudo ./install.sh`. + +3. Download Wii Backup Fusion for your OS and install. If on Linux, you will need to make the appimage executable by running `chmod +x [FILE]`. + +#### Section II - Copying Games + +1. Open Wii Backup Fusion and press `Load`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/loadwbf.png) + +2. Select the directory where your game ISO is at. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/opendirectorywbf.png) + +3. Right click on the game that you want to transfer to a drive, and press `Transfer to image`. Use the following settings: + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/settingswbf.png) + +4. If there is not already a `wbfs` directory on your game drive, make one. + +5. Make another directory inside of the `wbfs` folder for the game backup. Take note of the Game ID in Wii Backup Fusion as you will need this for the game folder. + +6. Make a game folder for your game, formatted as `game name [GAMEID]`. For the game dumped as an example in this guide, it would be named `New Super Mario Bros. Wii [SMNE01]`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/wbfsname.png) + +7. Copy the game.wbfs file that was made in Step 3 to this new folder. The drive should be ready to use on a Wii. + +[Continue to cIOS](cios)
+cIOS is needed for your Wii to use a USB Loader. Once this is done, you can use [USB Loader GX or WiiFlow](wii-loaders) to play games from your USB drive or SD card. +{: .notice--info} + +[Click here to go back to the site index.](site-navigation) +{: .notice--info} diff --git a/_pages/it_IT/wii-factory-reset.md b/_pages/it_IT/wii-factory-reset.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..c8e309aa8 --- /dev/null +++ b/_pages/it_IT/wii-factory-reset.md @@ -0,0 +1,90 @@ +--- +title: Restoring The Wii NAND to Stock +--- + +{% include toc title="Table of Contents" %} + +This guide details how to create a stock NAND for your Wii system using a program called Ohneschwanzenegger. Unlike the `Format Wii System Memory` option in the Wii settings, this will completely wipe any changes to the NAND by downloading a stock Wii System Menu from NUS servers. If followed correctly, the Wii should have no homebrew left on the system, stock IOSes, and boot up to a factory setup screen when the NAND is flashed. + +Please note that this program **needs** an existing (even bricked!) NAND backup to function, as it needs to have a copy of the first 8 blocks of NAND, a bad blocks list, and AES/HMAC keys. + +{% capture here-be-dragons %} + +The instructions detailed in this guide WILL ERASE YOUR WII SYSTEM MEMORY and should only be considered as a LAST RESORT or if you are trying to do any of the following: + +- Restore the Wii to a state comparable to when it left the factory. +- Fix a brick where you do not have a functional NAND backup or access to the Homebrew Channel but can still make one using BootMii. +- You are unable to revert certain changes to the Wii System Memory such as all cIOS with DARKCORP. + +{% endcapture %} + +
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+ +If you are trying to [update your Wii to 4.3U](update) with homebrew or update outdated homebrew/IOS, you most likely do not need to follow this guide. Instead, you can use a tool like the SysCheck Updater Wizard built into [ModMii](modmii#syscheck-updater-wizard). If you are confused about this process, consider joining the Nintendo Homebrew discord server for support. +{: .notice--warning} + +### Requisiti + +- Una scheda SD con un spazio disponibile minimo di 512MB (1GB o più sono consigliati) +- A [NAND backup](bootmii) from the specific system you are trying to flash +- A Windows computer with an Internet connection +- [Ohneschwanzenegger](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/modmii/modmii.github.io/master/temp/ohneschwanzenegger.zip) +- [Nand BIN Checker](/assets/files/nandBinCheck.zip) + +### Istruzioni + +#### Section I - Preparation + +1. Start Ohneschwanzenegger. You may get a Windows SmartScreen prompt, this is a false positive and you can run the program anyway by pressing `More info` and `Run anyway`. + +2. Press the `Local Cache` button, create a new folder for the NUS cache to be output in, and then press OK. An example folder is given below. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nuscache.png) + +3. Press `Nand Dump` on the toolbar, and then press `New nand`. This should open a pop-up window where you can adjust parameters for a new NAND dump. Press the large `Existing Nand...` button and find your existing NAND dump from your Wii. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/newnand.png) + +4. This will fill in information such as the keys, Boot 1/2, and your bad blocks automatically. ONLY change the Destination box to `./blankNand.bin`, which will output the NAND to the program folder with the name `blankNand.bin`. Then, press OK. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/renamenand.png) + +#### Section II - Creating a Blank NAND + +1. Now that the NAND is loaded into the program, select `Content` on the toolbar and then press Format. This will initialize your BLANK NAND, not your backup NAND. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/formatnand.png) + +2. Select the top left text box in the program and type in the Wii System Menu version that you need the NAND to have. Note that this should optimally be the version that your NAND was previously using. This NAND was using `4.3U`. Other valid examples are `3.2U`, `4.3E`, or `3.4J`. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/sysmenu.png) + +3. Once you have confirmed you have entered the version of the menu that you want, press enter or `Get It!`. This will begin downloading the menu from NUS servers, with the progress displayed in the program. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/menudownload.png) + +4. Once the menu has finished downloading, a pop-up will display showing the settings appended to the NAND. It will be autofilled depending on what was in your NAND, although the serial number may be incorrect. You can edit this if you would like, otherwise keep everything blank and press OK. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/settings.png) + +5. Next, press `Content` on the taskbar and press `Write meta entries`. Then, go back to the menu and press `Flush`. You may then close the window. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/finalsteps.png) + +#### Section III - Verifying the NAND + +1. If NAND Bin Checker is not already in the same directory as Ohneschwanzenegger, copy it there now. Then, open a terminal in that directory. Run the following command: `.\nandBinCheck.exe .\blankNand.bin`. If you named the NAND something else, adjust the command accordingly. The program will then check the validity of the NAND. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nandcheck.png) + +2. If all is well, the result should look similar to the below. If there are ANY errors that stand out, DO NOT use this NAND and try again as it may damage or permanantly brick your Wii. If you continue to get these errors on further attempts, go to the Nintendo Homebrew discord server for support. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nandcheckresult.png) + +3. Move the `blankNand.bin` to your Wii SD card and rename it to `nand.bin` so that it can be flashed by BootMii. Remember not to overwrite your existing NAND! + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nandname.png) + +[Continue to BootMii Recovery](bootmiirecover) +Now that you have a blank NAND, you can restore it on your Wii using BootMii. +{: .notice--info} diff --git a/_pages/ja_JP/bootmiirecover.md b/_pages/ja_JP/bootmiirecover.md index f10d1c6c8..fdce3961c 100644 --- a/_pages/ja_JP/bootmiirecover.md +++ b/_pages/ja_JP/bootmiirecover.md @@ -12,7 +12,6 @@ If you have BootMii installed as boot2 you will need to launch BootMii by restar If the screen stays black and the blue disc drive light is blinking, you are missing the BootMii files on your SD card. [BootMiiのファイル](https://static.hackmii.com/bootmii_sd_files.zip)をダウンロードしてSDカードのルートにコピーし、もう一度試してください。 {: .notice--warning} - Wii Family EditionではNANDをリストアすることはできません。 Wii Family EditionではIOS版のBootMiiでNANDをリストアするときに必要となるGCコントローラー挿入口が削除されているからです。 何か不明な点があれば、ご相談ください。 {: .notice--danger} diff --git a/_pages/ja_JP/bricks.md b/_pages/ja_JP/bricks.md index 673b1b4ea..ad8138226 100644 --- a/_pages/ja_JP/bricks.md +++ b/_pages/ja_JP/bricks.md @@ -75,7 +75,7 @@ A semibrick occurs when a different region Wii Menu or a different region custom #### Solutions Verify in AnyRegion Changer that your console region is the same as the theme or Wii Menu that you have installed. -If this was caused by a theme you installed, use MyMenuifyMod to re-download the original theme file. +If this was caused by a theme you installed, use csm-installer to reinstall the original theme. If this was caused by a Wii Menu WAD you installed, use [NUS Downloader](https://wiibrew.org/wiki/NUSD) to re-obtain your original Wii Menu. diff --git a/_pages/ja_JP/dump-games.md b/_pages/ja_JP/dump-games.md index 86c2f4422..b21384c9f 100644 --- a/_pages/ja_JP/dump-games.md +++ b/_pages/ja_JP/dump-games.md @@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ title: "Dumping Wii/GameCube games" {% include toc title="Table of Contents" %} -Want to dump a GameCube or a Wii disk? You can either dump directly to an SD card or USB drive, or over the local network. +This guide covers dumping GameCube or Wii game discs to a local SD card or USB drive on your Wii. ### Dumping a Disc to SD/USB (CleanRip) @@ -13,10 +13,7 @@ Want to dump a GameCube or a Wii disk? You can either dump directly to an SD car + An SD card or USB drive with at least 4.7 GB of free space (8.5 GB if dumping a dual layer disc). + [CleanRip](https://oscwii.org/library/app/cleanrip) -#### 実行方法 - -If you are dumping one of the 13 games on [this list](https://wiki.dolphin-emu.org/index.php?title=Category:Dual_Layer_Disc_games), set `Dual Layer` to `Yes`. -{: .notice--info} +#### Preparation 1. Wiiの電源を切ります。 1. Insert your SD card or USB drive into your computer. @@ -25,96 +22,76 @@ If you are dumping one of the 13 games on [this list](https://wiki.dolphin-emu.o 1. Wiiの電源を入れます。 1. Homebrew Channelを起動します。 1. Launch CleanRip from the list of homebrew. +1. When prompted, select `Yes` to calculate disc checksums. + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/checksum.png) + 1. Select your device that you will be dumping the game to - your USB drive or SD card. - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/2.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/device.png) + +1. Select the filesystem type of the device - in most cases it will be FAT (FAT32). + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/filesystem.png) + +1. Ensure that your device is connected to the system and press A to proceed. + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/insertdevice.png) 1. When prompted, select `Yes` to download the redump.org DAT files. + This is required to ensure that the resulting dumps are clean/accurate. - You may get an exception error if you do this. If so, simply skip and verify your dump on Dolphin Emulator if needed. + You may get an exception error if you do this. If so, restart your Wii and try again - but if you continue to get exception errors, dump the disc and verify the checksum in Dolphin instead if needed. {: .notice--warning} - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/3.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/redump.png) -1. Now insert the game you want to dump. +1. Insert the game disc you would like to dump, and press A to continue. - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/4.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/insertdisc.png) + +### Dumping a Wii Disc + +As of v2.1.2 of CleanRip, there is an option to auto-detect whether or not the disc you have is dual layer. If you are on an earlier version, or just want to verify that the correct option is being selected, you can check [this list](https://wiki.dolphin-emu.org/index.php?title=Category:Dual_Layer_Disc_games) to see if your game is a dual layer disc. +{: .notice--info} + +If you get an unrecovered read error, ensure that the disc you are attempting to dump is clean and can be properly read by the console. Even though you may be able to play the game disc normally, you may still get this error. If the error persists, try to dump another disc and see if the same error happens. +{: .notice--warning} + +1. When prompted, select if your disc is an unlicensed Datel disc. If unsure, select `No`. + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/dateldisc.png) 1. Set the settings as shown on the screen below, while verifying if your game disc is dual layer or not. - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/6.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/wiisettings.png) 1. Press A to start dumping the disc. - + It can take a while, since it will dump the full 4.7 GB disc contents (8.5 GB for dual layer discs). + + This process can take quite some time, since it will dump all 4.7 GB of the DVD (8.5 GB for dual layer discs). - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/7.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/wiiprogress.png) -1. Proceed to [joining PART files](dump-games#joining-part-files-on-a-fat32-device). +1. When the dump finishes, you should see a screen with the MD5 checksum of your disc, compared to the Redump DAT if you enabled it. -### Dumping a Disc over LAN (Wii DVD Dumper) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/wiidumpcomplete.png) -#### 必要なもの - -+ A Windows/macOS/Linux PC with an internet connection -+ [DVD](/assets/files/DVDDumpTool.zip) - -#### 実行方法 - -Download speeds will be slow due to limitations in the network hardware of the Wii, but it remains a valid solution if you are willing to be patient. +Proceed to [Managing Wii Backups](wii-backups) to join the PART files that are output, and manage your dumped games. {: .notice--info} -Dumping a game over a local network -{: .notice--warning} +### Dumping a GameCube Disc -1. Extract DVD Dump Tool and put it in the `apps` folder on your SD card or USB drive. -1. Insert your SD card into your Wii, and launch CleanRip from the Homebrew Channel. -1. Wiiの電源を入れます。 -1. Homebrew Channelを起動します。 -1. Launch DVD Dump Tool from the list of homebrew. -1. Press the right on the D-pad and press A. -1. Choose the disc that you want to copy (The options are: `GameCube Disc`, `Wii Single-Layer Disc`, `Wii Dual-Layer Disc` and press "A" +1. When prompted, select if your disc is an unlicensed Datel disc. If unsure, select `No`. - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/2.png) -1. Insert your SD card into your Wii, and launch DVD Dump Tool from the Homebrew Channel. - + If it is already inserted, eject and reinsert the disc. + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/dateldisc.png) - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/insertthedisc.jpg) -1. Select the proper disc type. +1. Press A to start dumping the disc. + + This process can take some time, since it will dump all 1.3 GB of the Mini DVD. - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/3.png) -1. Press any button to begin the dumping process. + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/gcprogress.png) - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/4.png) -1. Remember your Wii URL (IP address) -1. On your computer's web browser, go to your address bar and enter the Wii URL. +1. When the dump finishes, you should see a screen with the MD5 checksum of your disc, compared to the Redump DAT if you enabled it. - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/5.png) -1. Click on `Click here to download XXXX.iso`. -1. Proceed to [joining PART files](dump-games#joining-part-files-on-a-fat32-device). + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/gcdumpcomplete.png) -### Joining PART files on a FAT32 device - -If you dumped the disc on a FAT32 formatted, device, you should've got at least 2 files that end with `.partX.iso`. They need to be joined up. -{: .notice--info} - -#### Windows - -1. Copy all the files that share the same name and end with `.partX.iso` into an empty folder on your computer. -1. In this folder, click the address bar in Windows Explorer and copy its PATH. -1. Select "Open PowerShell window here". -1. Run `cd [PATH]`. -1. Finally, type `copy /b *.part?.iso game.iso` and press enter. -1. Wait until the merging process finishes. - + It should end with the terminal outputting `1 file(s) copied`. - -#### macOS/Linux - -1. Copy all the files that share the same name and end with `.partX.iso` in a folder on your computer. -1. Open up a Terminal. -1. Use the `cd ` command and replace `` by the path to your `.partX.iso` files. -1. Use the following command as is: `cat \*.part?.iso > game.iso`. -1. Wait until it finishes. - -To organize the games on your drive properly, you'll need to use [Wii Backup Manager](wiibackupmanager). -{: .notice--info} +Proceed to [Managing GameCube Backups](gc-backups) to shrink the size of your output file, and manage your dumped games. +{: .notice--info} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/_pages/ja_JP/gc-backups.md b/_pages/ja_JP/gc-backups.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..18e7c5b5d --- /dev/null +++ b/_pages/ja_JP/gc-backups.md @@ -0,0 +1,49 @@ +--- +title: "Managing GameCube Backups" +--- + +{% include toc title="Table of Contents" %} + +This guide provides instructions on how to manage your GameCube backups, using GameCube Backup Manager. It functions similar to [Wii Backup Manager](wii-backups#using-wii-backup-manager). + +### 必要なもの + +* An SD card or USB drive +* [GameCube Backup Manager](https://github.com/AxionDrak/GameCube-Backup-Manager/releases) + +To play multiple games, it is recommended to use an external hard drive for your Wii. Any external hard drive found on most modern marketplaces should work with your Wii. +{: .notice--info} + +Make sure your USB drive is formatted as FAT32. Do not format it as other types such as NTFS, exFAT, extFS, or WBFS, the latter being an outdated filesystem for storing Wii games. +{: .notice--info} + +### 実行方法 + +#### Section I - Downloading + +1. Extract GameCube Backup Manager, and launch the program. +1. Insert your USB drive into your computer. + +#### Section II - Copying Games Over + +1. Open the application and locate the folder button in the bottom right corner. Click on it to open the file explorer window. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/folderbutton.png) + +1. Navigate to the location of the folder that contains the game file you want to transfer. This could be on your computer's hard drive or an external storage device. Once you find the folder, select it. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/selectfolder.png) + +1. Click on the `Files (Destination)` tab, then select the `Inactive` option from the dropdown menu. This will allow you to choose the drive where you want to transfer the game. Select the appropriate drive letter from the list. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/selectdrive.png) + +1. Next, go back to the `Files (Source)` tab, select the game you want to transfer, and then click either `Install Game (1:1)` or `Install Game (Scrub)`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/installgame.png) + +Selecting `Install Game (Scrub)` will remove unnecessary data from the game, reducing the game's file size. For some games this can be a major reduction, for example with Animal Crossing - going from 1.3GB to around 26MB. +{: .notice--info} + +[サイトマップに移動する](site-navigation) +{: .notice--info} diff --git a/_pages/ja_JP/site-navigation.md b/_pages/ja_JP/site-navigation.md index 16518dcac..555f777b1 100644 --- a/_pages/ja_JP/site-navigation.md +++ b/_pages/ja_JP/site-navigation.md @@ -44,6 +44,7 @@ sitemap: false + [Priiloader](priiloader) + [HackMiiインストーラの再起動](hackmii) + [Wiiメニューをv4.3に更新する](update) ++ [Restoring The Wii NAND to Stock](wii-factory-reset) + [Wii Mod Lite](wnd-mini) + YAWM ModMii Edition
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@@ -51,16 +52,17 @@ sitemap: false {% capture notice-5 %} **ホームブルー** + [ゲームのショートカットを作る](wiigsc) -+ [ゲームキューブバックアップマネジャー](gcbackupmanager) + [チャンネル（WAD）のダンプの仕方](dump-wads) + [ゲームキューブ・Wiiのゲームのダンプの仕方](dump-games) -+ [Installing RSSMii](rssmii) ++ [Managing GameCube Backups](gc-backups) + [ゲームキューブのセーブファイルの管理](gcsaves) ++ [Managing Wii Backups](wii-backups) + [Priiloader Usage](priiloader-usage) + [推奨されるホームブルー](recommended-homebrew) ++ [Installing RSSMii](rssmii) ++ [Transferring Save Games](transfer-saves) + [USB Loader GX](wii-loaders) + [Performing a SysCheck](syscheck) -+ [Wiiバックアップマネジャー](wiibackupmanager) + Installing Wii Menu Themes on vWii
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diff --git a/_pages/ja_JP/themes.md b/_pages/ja_JP/themes.md index 6057c42ba..525d1939b 100644 --- a/_pages/ja_JP/themes.md +++ b/_pages/ja_JP/themes.md @@ -6,17 +6,17 @@ title: "Installing Wii Menu Themes" This guide is intended for regular Wiis only. For installing themes on vWii (Wii U), follow [this page](themes-vwii). Additionally, forwarders are covered. +### Section I - Finding a Theme + DO NOT CONTINUE WITH THIS GUIDE UNLESS YOU HAVE ADEQUATE BRICK PROTECTION, SPECIFICALLY [BOOTMII](bootmii) AND [PRIILOADER](priiloader)! {: .notice--danger} -For safety purposes, please do not use any other version of MyMenuify than the one linked here, as MyMenuify Mod is the safest way to install a theme. +csm-installer has built in safety features to prevent from installing bad or corrupt Wii Menu themes, so please opt to use it instead of other theme installation homebrew. {: .notice--warning} Do not use any other version of ThemeMii than the one linked here, as ThemeMii Mod allows you to make a theme for Wii Menu version 4.3, other versions may not. {: .notice--warning} -### Section I - Finding a Theme - Only install themes on your Wii that have been formatted specifically for it, and its current region. Installing themes from the wrong region or version on your Wii will cause a brick. This tutorial will tell you how to create a .csm file that is safe to install. {: .notice--danger} @@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ Before proceeding, it helps to know the difference between .MYM and .CSM as file * A Wii * Extract MyMenuifyMod.zip to your SD card or USB drive. * Below are some links to themes. -* [MyMenuify Mod](https://oscwii.org/library/app/mymenuifymod) +* [csm-installer](https://oscwii.org/library/app/csm-installer) * [ThemeMii Mod](/assets/files/New_ThemeMii_MOD.zip) #### Section II - Building the Theme @@ -52,21 +52,13 @@ If you don't want to go through the hassle of using an external program to build #### Section III - Installing the Theme -1. Launch MyMenuify Mod from the Homebrew Channel. -1. Put the .csm file you saved in a folder called `modthemes` on your SD card or USB drive. -1. Copy the theme file to the storage medium under the `modthemes` directory. -1. You probably will pick the download link that says 4.X, that means the theme will work on version 4.1, 4.2 and 4.3 of the Wii Menu. -1. Go into MyMenuifyMod, and acknowledge the disclaimer. After an introduction message, it will ask you what IOS you want to use in the app. Select `IOS58`. - - If the former gives an `Exception DSI occurred!` error, press Reset on the Wii console, launch it again, then try `IOS250`. - {: .notice--info} - -1. Select your storage medium, and you should now see a selection of your themes. - - ![](/images/themes/mym-theme-selection.png) - -1. Find a theme you want to install. If it is signed, MyMenuifyMod will indicate it to you, otherwise it will warn you. Be absolutely sure at this point that you have downloaded the correct theme for your system menu version and region. -1. Install the theme. +1. Extract the csm-installer `.zip` file to the root of your SD card or USB device. +1. Create a new directory on your SD card or USB device called `themes` if it does not already exist. +1. Copy your `.csm` file to the `themes` directory. +1. Insert your SD card or USB drive into your Wii, and launch the Homebrew Channel. +1. Launch csm-installer, and wait for it to load. +1. Select the theme you would like to install with `A`. Be absolutely sure at this point that you have downloaded the correct theme for your system menu version and region. +1. Press `+` to install the theme. 1. Give it a moment to install the theme, then press any button to go to the Wii Menu. Hopefully, the theme installed correctly. If all goes well, you will have a result similar to the below! ![](/images/themes/themed-wii-menu.png) diff --git a/_pages/ja_JP/wii-backups.md b/_pages/ja_JP/wii-backups.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..e35e98ac4 --- /dev/null +++ b/_pages/ja_JP/wii-backups.md @@ -0,0 +1,140 @@ +--- +title: Managing Wii Backups +--- + +{% include toc title="Table of Contents" %} + +This guide provides instructions on how to manage your Wii backups, from joining .PART files that are output through CleanRip, to shrinking game files that can be copied onto a FAT32 device. Two programs that can be used to manage your Wii backups are Wii Backup Manager (for Windows) and Wii Backup Fusion (for Linux and MacOS) and are covered below. + +For storing multiple games, we recommend an external hard drive for your Wii. Most of those found on the market should work fine. +{: .notice--info} + +A flash drive is not recommended, as they are small and may vary in behavior even between the same product.
+As an alternative, you may simply use an SD card, however the Wii's SD card slot will be slow. +{: .notice--info} + +Make sure your USB drive is formatted as FAT32. Do not format it as other types such as exFAT, extFS.
+You may format it as NTFS, but it won't work with a majority of apps (eg. The Homebrew Channel, Nintendont) +{: .notice--info} + +### Joining PART files on a FAT32 device + +If your disc was dumped to a FAT32 device, you should have gotten at least two files that end with `.partX.iso`, due to filesystem limitations. They need to be joined (on a supported filesystem like NTFS) so the file can be read correctly. +{: .notice--info} + +#### Windows + +1. Copy the files that share the same name and end with `.partX.iso` into an empty folder on your computer. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/dumpedpartfiles.png) + +2. In this folder, click the address bar in Windows Explorer and type in `cmd`, this will open a command prompt window there. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/opencmd.png) + +3. Type `copy /b *.part?.iso game.iso` and press enter. Wait for the command to finish, your terminal output should be similar to the below. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/joinpartfiles.png) + +4. If the copy process executed correctly, the checksum from the game dump info file (located where you dumped your disc at) should match the resulting joined file. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/filemd5.png) + +#### macOS/Linux + +1. Copy the files that share the same name and end with `.partX.iso` into an empty folder on your computer. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/dumpedpartfileslinux.png) + +2. Open a terminal in the directory where your files are at, or `cd [PATH]` to it. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/openterminallinux.png) + +3. Use the following command as is: ``cat `ls *.part?.iso | sort` > game.iso``. Then, wait for the merging process to finish. Like in Windows, the resulting checksum should match the dump. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/mergesuccesslinux.png) + +### Using Wii Backup Manager + +#### 必要なもの + +- A PC running Windows +- A USB drive or SD card +- A dumped ISO from a Wii game disc +- [Wii Backup Manager](https://static.wiidatabase.de/Wii-Backup-Manager.zip) + +#### Section I - Installation + +1. Extract Wii Backup Manager, and launch the program. +2. Insert your USB drive or SD card into your computer. + +#### Section II - Copying Games + +1. Go to the `Drive 1` tab, then select the drive that will hold your backed up Wii games. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/select_drive.png) + +2. Go to the `Files` tab, then select `Add`. + + - Select `Files` to add multiple games to the program, or select `Folder` to add a whole folder of games. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/select_games.png) + +3. Go to `Select`, then click `Games not on drive 1`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/select_games2.png) + +4. Select `Transfer`, then select `Drive 1` to transfer the games over. The progress will be displayed on the right side of the window. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/transfer_todrive.png) + +### Using Wii Backup Fusion + +#### 必要なもの + +- A PC running MacOS or Linux +- A USB drive or SD card +- A dumped ISO from a Wii game disc +- [Wii Backup Fusion](https://github.com/larsenv/Wii-Backup-Fusion) +- [Wiimm's ISO Tools](https://wit.wiimm.de/download.html) + +#### Section I - Installation + +1. Download Wiimm's ISO tools for your OS and extract the .tar.gz into a folder that you can access with the terminal. The extracted folder should have these files inside: + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/witinstallfolder.png) + +2. Open a terminal in the folder that you just extracted, and run `sudo ./install.sh`. + +3. Download Wii Backup Fusion for your OS and install. If on Linux, you will need to make the appimage executable by running `chmod +x [FILE]`. + +#### Section II - Copying Games + +1. Open Wii Backup Fusion and press `Load`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/loadwbf.png) + +2. Select the directory where your game ISO is at. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/opendirectorywbf.png) + +3. Right click on the game that you want to transfer to a drive, and press `Transfer to image`. Use the following settings: + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/settingswbf.png) + +4. If there is not already a `wbfs` directory on your game drive, make one. + +5. Make another directory inside of the `wbfs` folder for the game backup. Take note of the Game ID in Wii Backup Fusion as you will need this for the game folder. + +6. Make a game folder for your game, formatted as `game name [GAMEID]`. For the game dumped as an example in this guide, it would be named `New Super Mario Bros. Wii [SMNE01]`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/wbfsname.png) + +7. Copy the game.wbfs file that was made in Step 3 to this new folder. The drive should be ready to use on a Wii. + +[Continue to cIOS](cios)
+cIOS is needed for your Wii to use a USB Loader. Once this is done, you can use [USB Loader GX or WiiFlow](wii-loaders) to play games from your USB drive or SD card. +{: .notice--info} + +[Click here to go back to the site index.](site-navigation) +{: .notice--info} diff --git a/_pages/ja_JP/wii-factory-reset.md b/_pages/ja_JP/wii-factory-reset.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..664f31516 --- /dev/null +++ b/_pages/ja_JP/wii-factory-reset.md @@ -0,0 +1,90 @@ +--- +title: Restoring The Wii NAND to Stock +--- + +{% include toc title="Table of Contents" %} + +This guide details how to create a stock NAND for your Wii system using a program called Ohneschwanzenegger. Unlike the `Format Wii System Memory` option in the Wii settings, this will completely wipe any changes to the NAND by downloading a stock Wii System Menu from NUS servers. If followed correctly, the Wii should have no homebrew left on the system, stock IOSes, and boot up to a factory setup screen when the NAND is flashed. + +Please note that this program **needs** an existing (even bricked!) NAND backup to function, as it needs to have a copy of the first 8 blocks of NAND, a bad blocks list, and AES/HMAC keys. + +{% capture here-be-dragons %} + +The instructions detailed in this guide WILL ERASE YOUR WII SYSTEM MEMORY and should only be considered as a LAST RESORT or if you are trying to do any of the following: + +- Restore the Wii to a state comparable to when it left the factory. +- Fix a brick where you do not have a functional NAND backup or access to the Homebrew Channel but can still make one using BootMii. +- You are unable to revert certain changes to the Wii System Memory such as all cIOS with DARKCORP. + +{% endcapture %} + +
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+ +If you are trying to [update your Wii to 4.3U](update) with homebrew or update outdated homebrew/IOS, you most likely do not need to follow this guide. Instead, you can use a tool like the SysCheck Updater Wizard built into [ModMii](modmii#syscheck-updater-wizard). If you are confused about this process, consider joining the Nintendo Homebrew discord server for support. +{: .notice--warning} + +### 必要なもの + +- An SD card with at least 512MB of free space +- A [NAND backup](bootmii) from the specific system you are trying to flash +- A Windows computer with an Internet connection +- [Ohneschwanzenegger](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/modmii/modmii.github.io/master/temp/ohneschwanzenegger.zip) +- [Nand BIN Checker](/assets/files/nandBinCheck.zip) + +### 実行方法 + +#### Section I - Preparation + +1. Start Ohneschwanzenegger. You may get a Windows SmartScreen prompt, this is a false positive and you can run the program anyway by pressing `More info` and `Run anyway`. + +2. Press the `Local Cache` button, create a new folder for the NUS cache to be output in, and then press OK. An example folder is given below. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nuscache.png) + +3. Press `Nand Dump` on the toolbar, and then press `New nand`. This should open a pop-up window where you can adjust parameters for a new NAND dump. Press the large `Existing Nand...` button and find your existing NAND dump from your Wii. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/newnand.png) + +4. This will fill in information such as the keys, Boot 1/2, and your bad blocks automatically. ONLY change the Destination box to `./blankNand.bin`, which will output the NAND to the program folder with the name `blankNand.bin`. Then, press OK. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/renamenand.png) + +#### Section II - Creating a Blank NAND + +1. Now that the NAND is loaded into the program, select `Content` on the toolbar and then press Format. This will initialize your BLANK NAND, not your backup NAND. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/formatnand.png) + +2. Select the top left text box in the program and type in the Wii System Menu version that you need the NAND to have. Note that this should optimally be the version that your NAND was previously using. This NAND was using `4.3U`. Other valid examples are `3.2U`, `4.3E`, or `3.4J`. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/sysmenu.png) + +3. Once you have confirmed you have entered the version of the menu that you want, press enter or `Get It!`. This will begin downloading the menu from NUS servers, with the progress displayed in the program. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/menudownload.png) + +4. Once the menu has finished downloading, a pop-up will display showing the settings appended to the NAND. It will be autofilled depending on what was in your NAND, although the serial number may be incorrect. You can edit this if you would like, otherwise keep everything blank and press OK. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/settings.png) + +5. Next, press `Content` on the taskbar and press `Write meta entries`. Then, go back to the menu and press `Flush`. You may then close the window. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/finalsteps.png) + +#### Section III - Verifying the NAND + +1. If NAND Bin Checker is not already in the same directory as Ohneschwanzenegger, copy it there now. Then, open a terminal in that directory. Run the following command: `.\nandBinCheck.exe .\blankNand.bin`. If you named the NAND something else, adjust the command accordingly. The program will then check the validity of the NAND. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nandcheck.png) + +2. If all is well, the result should look similar to the below. If there are ANY errors that stand out, DO NOT use this NAND and try again as it may damage or permanantly brick your Wii. If you continue to get these errors on further attempts, go to the Nintendo Homebrew discord server for support. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nandcheckresult.png) + +3. Move the `blankNand.bin` to your Wii SD card and rename it to `nand.bin` so that it can be flashed by BootMii. Remember not to overwrite your existing NAND! + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nandname.png) + +[Continue to BootMii Recovery](bootmiirecover) +Now that you have a blank NAND, you can restore it on your Wii using BootMii. +{: .notice--info} diff --git a/_pages/ja_JP/wiiconnect24.md b/_pages/ja_JP/wiiconnect24.md index 004e720d3..5a5c488ba 100644 --- a/_pages/ja_JP/wiiconnect24.md +++ b/_pages/ja_JP/wiiconnect24.md @@ -15,19 +15,19 @@ Both services listed below are compatible with one another and can be loaded on #### Service Support Status ✅ - In support
⚠️ - In development
⛔ - No support -| Service Name | WiiLink | RiiConnect24 | -| ----------------------- | ------- | ------------ | -| Forecast Channel | ✅ | ✅ | -| News Channel | ⚠️ | ✅ | -| Wii Mail | ✅ | ✅ | -| Everybody Votes Channel | ✅ | ✅ | -| Nintendo Channel | ✅ | ✅ | -| Check Mii Out Channel | ⚠️ | ✅ | -| Wii Room | ✅ | ⛔ | -| Food Channel | ✅ | ⛔ | -| Photo Prints Channel | ✅ | ⛔ | -| Kirby TV Channel | ✅ | ⛔ | -| TV Guide Channel | ⚠️ | ⛔ | +| Service Name | WiiLink | RiiConnect24 | +| --------------- | ------- | ------------ | +| お天気チャンネル | ✅ | ✅ | +| ニュースチャンネル | ⚠️ | ✅ | +| Wii Mail | ✅ | ✅ | +| みんなで投票チャンネル | ✅ | ✅ | +| 任天度チャンネル | ✅ | ✅ | +| Miiコンテストチャンネル | ⚠️ | ✅ | +| Wiiの間 | ✅ | ⛔ | +| 出前チャンネル | ✅ | ⛔ | +| デジカメプリントチャンネル | ✅ | ⛔ | +| 星のカービィTVチャンネル | ✅ | ⛔ | +| テレビの友チャンネル Gガイド | ⚠️ | ⛔ | #### WiiLink A newer WC24/Japanese channel revival service that started in 2020, but is rapidly regaining functionality in many different channels. diff --git a/_pages/ko_KR/bootmiirecover.md b/_pages/ko_KR/bootmiirecover.md index c0d13d31c..1328d0472 100644 --- a/_pages/ko_KR/bootmiirecover.md +++ b/_pages/ko_KR/bootmiirecover.md @@ -12,7 +12,6 @@ BootMii를 boot2로 설치한 경우 콘솔을 재시작하여 BootMii를 시작 화면이 검은색으로 유지되고 파란색 디스크 드라이브 표시등이 깜박이면 SD 카드에 BootMii 파일이 누락된 것입니다. Download [this zip file](https://static.hackmii.com/bootmii_sd_files.zip) and extract it to the root of your SD card, then try again. {: .notice--warning} - Family edition Wiis (Wiis without GameCube ports) CANNOT restore NAND backups. This is because of the lack of GameCube ports which are required on non-boot2 Wiis to enter the restoration confirmation code. For additional help, please seek support. {: .notice--danger} diff --git a/_pages/ko_KR/bricks.md b/_pages/ko_KR/bricks.md index 1fe938977..2307e796b 100644 --- a/_pages/ko_KR/bricks.md +++ b/_pages/ko_KR/bricks.md @@ -75,7 +75,7 @@ A semibrick occurs when a different region Wii Menu or a different region custom #### Solutions Verify in AnyRegion Changer that your console region is the same as the theme or Wii Menu that you have installed. -If this was caused by a theme you installed, use MyMenuifyMod to re-download the original theme file. +If this was caused by a theme you installed, use csm-installer to reinstall the original theme. If this was caused by a Wii Menu WAD you installed, use [NUS Downloader](https://wiibrew.org/wiki/NUSD) to re-obtain your original Wii Menu. diff --git a/_pages/ko_KR/dump-games.md b/_pages/ko_KR/dump-games.md index 1492abce4..d9bad2b21 100644 --- a/_pages/ko_KR/dump-games.md +++ b/_pages/ko_KR/dump-games.md @@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ title: "Wii/게임큐브 게임 덤프하기" {% include toc title="목차" %} -This guide covers dumping GameCube or Wii game discs. You can either dump directly to an SD card or USB drive, or over the local network. +This guide covers dumping GameCube or Wii game discs to a local SD card or USB drive on your Wii. ### Dumping a Disc to SD/USB (CleanRip) @@ -13,10 +13,7 @@ This guide covers dumping GameCube or Wii game discs. You can either dump direct + 최소 4.7GB의 여유 공간 (듀얼 레이어 디스크를 덤프하는 경우 8.5GB) 이 있는 SD 카드 또는 USB 드라이브 + [CleanRip](https://oscwii.org/library/app/cleanrip) -#### 진행 방법 - -If you are dumping one of the 13 games on [this list](https://wiki.dolphin-emu.org/index.php?title=Category:Dual_Layer_Disc_games), set `Dual Layer` in Step 6 to `Yes`. -{: .notice--info} +#### Preparation 1. 콘솔의 전원을 꺼 주세요. 1. 파일 탐색기에서 폴더를 엽니다. @@ -25,96 +22,76 @@ If you are dumping one of the 13 games on [this list](https://wiki.dolphin-emu.o 1. 콘솔의 전원을 켜 주세요. 1. Homebrew Channel을 실행해 주세요. 1. Launch CleanRip from the list of homebrew. +1. When prompted, select `Yes` to calculate disc checksums. + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/checksum.png) + 1. 게임을 덤프할 장치 (USB 드라이브 또는 SD 카드) 를 선택합니다. - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/2.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/device.png) + +1. Select the filesystem type of the device - in most cases it will be FAT (FAT32). + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/filesystem.png) + +1. Ensure that your device is connected to the system and press A to proceed. + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/insertdevice.png) 1. When prompted, select `Yes` to download the redump.org DAT files. + This is required to ensure that the resulting dumps are clean/accurate. - You may get an exception error if you do this. If so, simply skip and verify your dump on Dolphin Emulator if needed. + You may get an exception error if you do this. If so, restart your Wii and try again - but if you continue to get exception errors, dump the disc and verify the checksum in Dolphin instead if needed. {: .notice--warning} - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/3.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/redump.png) -1. 덤프할 게임을 넣습니다. +1. Insert the game disc you would like to dump, and press A to continue. - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/4.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/insertdisc.png) + +### Dumping a Wii Disc + +As of v2.1.2 of CleanRip, there is an option to auto-detect whether or not the disc you have is dual layer. If you are on an earlier version, or just want to verify that the correct option is being selected, you can check [this list](https://wiki.dolphin-emu.org/index.php?title=Category:Dual_Layer_Disc_games) to see if your game is a dual layer disc. +{: .notice--info} + +If you get an unrecovered read error, ensure that the disc you are attempting to dump is clean and can be properly read by the console. Even though you may be able to play the game disc normally, you may still get this error. If the error persists, try to dump another disc and see if the same error happens. +{: .notice--warning} + +1. When prompted, select if your disc is an unlicensed Datel disc. If unsure, select `No`. + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/dateldisc.png) 1. Set the settings as shown on the screen below, while verifying if your game disc is dual layer or not. - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/6.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/wiisettings.png) 1. Press A to start dumping the disc. - + 4.7GB 디스크 콘텐츠 전체 (듀얼 레이어 디스크의 경우 8.5GB) 를 덤프하기 때문에 시간이 걸릴 수 있습니다. + + This process can take quite some time, since it will dump all 4.7 GB of the DVD (8.5 GB for dual layer discs). - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/7.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/wiiprogress.png) -1. Proceed to [joining PART files](dump-games#joining-part-files-on-a-fat32-device). +1. When the dump finishes, you should see a screen with the MD5 checksum of your disc, compared to the Redump DAT if you enabled it. -### Dumping a Disc over LAN (Wii DVD Dumper) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/wiidumpcomplete.png) -#### 필요한 것 - -+ A Windows/macOS/Linux PC with an internet connection -+ [DVD](/assets/files/DVDDumpTool.zip) - -#### 진행 방법 - -Download speeds will be slow due to limitations in the network hardware of the Wii, but it remains a valid solution if you are willing to be patient. +Proceed to [Managing Wii Backups](wii-backups) to join the PART files that are output, and manage your dumped games. {: .notice--info} -[DVD 덤프 도구](/assets/files/DVDDumpTool.zip) Wii와 컴퓨터는 하나의 로컬 네트워크에 연결되어 있어야 합니다. -{: .notice--warning} +### Dumping a GameCube Disc -1. DVD 덤프 도구를 압축 해제하고 SD 카드 또는 USB 드라이브의 `apps` 폴더에 넣습니다. -1. Wii에 SD 카드를 연결하고, 홈브류 채널에서 CleanRip을 실행합니다. -1. 콘솔의 전원을 켜 주세요. -1. Homebrew Channel을 실행해 주세요. -1. Launch DVD Dump Tool from the list of homebrew. -1. 십자패드의 오른쪽을 누르고 A 버튼을 누릅니다. -1. 복사할 디스크를 선택합니다 (옵션은 다음과 같습니다: `게임큐브 디스크`, `Wii 싱글 레이어 디스크`, `Wii 듀얼 레이어 디스크`)를 누르고 "A" 버튼을 누릅니다. +1. When prompted, select if your disc is an unlicensed Datel disc. If unsure, select `No`. - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/2.png) -1. Wii에 SD 카드를 연결하고 홈브류 채널에서 DVD 덤프 도구를 실행합니다. - + If it is already inserted, eject and reinsert the disc. + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/dateldisc.png) - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/insertthedisc.jpg) -1. Select the proper disc type. +1. Press A to start dumping the disc. + + This process can take some time, since it will dump all 1.3 GB of the Mini DVD. - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/3.png) -1. Press any button to begin the dumping process. + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/gcprogress.png) - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/4.png) -1. Wii URL (IP 주소) 기억합니다. -1. 컴퓨터의 웹 브라우저에서 주소 표시줄로 이동하여 Wii URL을 입력합니다. +1. When the dump finishes, you should see a screen with the MD5 checksum of your disc, compared to the Redump DAT if you enabled it. - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/5.png) -1. `여기를 클릭하여 XXXX.iso 다운로드합니다`를 클릭하세요. -1. Proceed to [joining PART files](dump-games#joining-part-files-on-a-fat32-device). + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/gcdumpcomplete.png) -### Joining PART files on a FAT32 device - -FAT32 포맷의 장치에 디스크를 덤프한 경우, `.partX.iso`으로 끝나는 파일이 2개 이상 있어야 합니다. 가입해야 합니다. -{: .notice--info} - -#### 윈도우즈 - -1. 이름이 같고 끝이 `.partX.iso`으로 끝나는 모든 파일을 컴퓨터의 빈 폴더에 복사합니다. -1. In this folder, click the address bar in Windows Explorer and copy its PATH. -1. "여기에서 PowerShell 창 열기"를 선택합니다. -1. Run `cd [PATH]`. -1. 마지막으로 `copy /b *.part?.iso game.iso`을 입력하고 Enter 키를 누릅니다. -1. Wait until the merging process finishes. - + It should end with the terminal outputting `1 file(s) copied`. - -#### 맥OS/리눅스 - -1. 컴퓨터의 폴더에 이름이 같고 끝이 `.partX.iso`으로 끝나는 모든 파일을 복사합니다. -1. 터미널을 엽니다. -1. `cd ` 명령을 사용하여 ``을 `.partX.iso` 파일의 경로로 바꿉니다. -1. 다음 명령을 그대로 사용합니다: `cat \*.part?.iso > game.iso`. -1. 완료될 때까지 기다리세요. - -드라이브에 있는 게임을 제대로 정리하려면 [Wii 백업 관리자](wiibackupmanager)를 사용해야 합니다. -{: .notice--info} +Proceed to [Managing GameCube Backups](gc-backups) to shrink the size of your output file, and manage your dumped games. +{: .notice--info} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/_pages/ko_KR/gc-backups.md b/_pages/ko_KR/gc-backups.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..d16204228 --- /dev/null +++ b/_pages/ko_KR/gc-backups.md @@ -0,0 +1,49 @@ +--- +title: "Managing GameCube Backups" +--- + +{% include toc title="목차" %} + +This guide provides instructions on how to manage your GameCube backups, using GameCube Backup Manager. It functions similar to [Wii Backup Manager](wii-backups#using-wii-backup-manager). + +### 필요한 것 + +* SD 카드 및 USB 드라이브 +* [게임큐브 백업 관리자](https://github.com/AxionDrak/GameCube-Backup-Manager/releases) + +여러 게임을 플레이하려면 Wii용 외장 하드 드라이브를 사용하는 것이 좋습니다. 대부분의 최신 마켓에서 판매되는 외장 하드 드라이브는 Wii와 호환됩니다. +{: .notice--info} + +USB 드라이브의 포맷이 FAT32로 되어 있는지 확인합니다. 후자는 Wii 게임을 저장하기 위한 구형 파일 시스템인 NTFS, exFAT, extFS 또는 WBFS와 같은 다른 유형으로 포맷하지 마세요. +{: .notice--info} + +### 진행 방법 + +#### 섹션 I - 다운로드 + +1. 게임큐브 백업 관리자의 압축 해제하고 프로그램을 실행합니다. +1. USB 드라이브를 컴퓨터에 연결하세요. + +#### 섹션 II - 게임 복사하기 + +1. 응용 프로그램을 열고 오른쪽 하단에 있는 폴더 버튼을 찾습니다. 클릭하면 파일 탐색기 창이 열립니다. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/folderbutton.png) + +1. Navigate to the location of the folder that contains the game file you want to transfer. 컴퓨터의 하드 드라이브나 외부 저장 장치에 저장되어 있을 수 있습니다. Once you find the folder, select it. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/selectfolder.png) + +1. `파일 (대상)` 탭을 클릭한 다음 드롭다운 메뉴에서 `비활성` 옵션을 선택합니다. 이렇게 하면 게임을 전송할 드라이브를 선택할 수 있습니다. 목록에서 적절한 드라이브 문자를 선택합니다. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/selectdrive.png) + +1. 다음으로 `파일 (소스)` 탭으로 돌아가서 전송할 게임을 선택한 다음 `게임 설치 (1:1)` 또는 `게임 설치 (스크럽)` 중 하나를 클릭합니다. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/installgame.png) + +`게임 설치 (스크럽)`을 선택하면 게임에서 불필요한 데이터가 제거되어 게임 파일 크기가 줄어듭니다. For some games this can be a major reduction, for example with Animal Crossing - going from 1.3GB to around 26MB. +{: .notice--info} + +[여기를 눌러 사이트 탐색으로 돌아갑니다.](site-navigation) +{: .notice--info} diff --git a/_pages/ko_KR/site-navigation.md b/_pages/ko_KR/site-navigation.md index 0f25f0407..5e05adc68 100644 --- a/_pages/ko_KR/site-navigation.md +++ b/_pages/ko_KR/site-navigation.md @@ -44,6 +44,7 @@ sitemap: false + [Priiloader](priiloader) + [HackMii 설치 프로그램 다시 시작하기](hackmii) + [Wii 메뉴 v4.3으로 업데이트하기](update) ++ [Restoring The Wii NAND to Stock](wii-factory-reset) + [Wii U를 위한 RiiTag](wnd-mini) + YAWM ModMii Edition
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@@ -51,16 +52,17 @@ sitemap: false {% capture notice-5 %} **Homebrew Browser** + [Wii 게임 바로가기 만들기](wiigsc) -+ [게임큐브 백업 관리자](gcbackupmanager) + [채널 (WAD) 을 덤프하는 방법](dump-wads) + [GameCube/Wii 게임 삭제 방법](dump-games) -+ [RSSMii 제거](rssmii) ++ [Managing GameCube Backups](gc-backups) + [게임큐브 저장 파일 관리](gcsaves) ++ [Managing Wii Backups](wii-backups) + [Priiloader Usage](priiloader-usage) + [추천](recommended-homebrew) ++ [RSSMii 제거](rssmii) ++ [Transferring Save Games](transfer-saves) + [USB 로더 GX](wii-loaders) + [SysCheck 수행](syscheck) -+ [Wii Backup Manager](wiibackupmanager) + vWii에 Wii 메뉴 테마 설치하기
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diff --git a/_pages/ko_KR/themes.md b/_pages/ko_KR/themes.md index a73800121..149cac6c5 100644 --- a/_pages/ko_KR/themes.md +++ b/_pages/ko_KR/themes.md @@ -6,17 +6,17 @@ title: "Wii 메뉴 테마 설치하기" Priiloader 메뉴로 부팅하면 Wii 메뉴를 수정할 수 있는 몇 가지 옵션이 있습니다. 옵션 중 하나는 홈브류 채널을 실행하는 것인데, 여기서 MyMenuify Mod를 실행하고 버튼을 눌러 오리지널 Wii 메뉴 테마를 다운로드하고 설치할 수 있습니다. Additionally, forwarders are covered. +### `옵션` > `표준 시스템 메뉴` > Wii 메뉴의 버전 > Wii 메뉴의 지역으로 이동합니다. + DO NOT CONTINUE WITH THIS GUIDE UNLESS YOU HAVE ADEQUATE BRICK PROTECTION, SPECIFICALLY [BOOTMII](bootmii) AND [PRIILOADER](priiloader)! {: .notice--danger} -안전을 위해 여기에 링크된 MyMenuify Mod가 테마를 설치하는 가장 안전한 방법이므로 여기에 링크된 MyMenuify 버전 이외의 다른 버전을 사용하지 않습니다. +csm-installer has built in safety features to prevent from installing bad or corrupt Wii Menu themes, so please opt to use it instead of other theme installation homebrew. {: .notice--warning} 4.X라고 표시된 다운로드 링크를 선택하면 해당 테마가 Wii 메뉴의 4.1, 4.2, 4.3 버전에서 작동한다는 의미입니다. {: .notice--warning} -### `옵션` > `표준 시스템 메뉴` > Wii 메뉴의 버전 > Wii 메뉴의 지역으로 이동합니다. - Wii와 현재 지역에 맞게 특별히 포맷된 테마만 설치하세요. Wii에 잘못된 지역 또는 버전의 테마를 설치하면 벽돌이 발생할 수 있습니다. 이 자습서는 설치하기에 안전한 .csm 파일을 만드는 방법에 대해 설명합니다. {: .notice--danger} @@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ Before proceeding, it helps to know the difference between .MYM and .CSM as file * Wii * MyMenuifyMod.zip을 SD 카드 또는 USB 드라이브에 압축 해제합니다. * A Windows/macOS/Linux PC with an Internet connection -* [MyMenuify Mod](https://oscwii.org/library/app/mymenuifymod) +* [csm-installer](https://oscwii.org/library/app/csm-installer) * [ThemeMii Mod](/assets/files/New_ThemeMii_MOD.zip) #### 섹션 II - 테마 빌드하기 @@ -52,21 +52,13 @@ vWii (Wii U) 에 테마를 설치하려면 [이 페이지](themes-vwii)를 참 #### 섹션 III - 테마 설치하기 -1. 홈브류 채널에서 MyMenuify Mod를 실행합니다. -1. 저장된 .csm 파일을 SD 카드 또는 USB 드라이브의 `modthemes` 폴더에 붙여넣습니다. -1. Copy the theme file to the storage medium under the `modthemes` directory. -1. 일부 테마는 지역마다 링크가 다르므로 Wii의 지역에 맞는 테마를 선택합니다. -1. Go into MyMenuifyMod, and acknowledge the disclaimer. It will ask what IOS you want to use in the app. Select `IOS58`. - - 전자가 `예외 DSI가 발생했습니다!` 오류가 발생하면 Wii 콘솔의 RESET 버튼을 누르고, 다시 실행한 다음 `IOS250`을 시도합니다. - {: .notice--info} - -1. Select your storage medium, and you should now see a selection of your themes. - - ![](/images/themes/mym-theme-selection.png) - -1. 설치하려는 테마를 찾습니다. If it is signed, MyMenuifyMod will indicate it to you, otherwise it will warn you. Be absolutely sure at this point that you have downloaded the correct theme for your system menu version and region. -1. Install the theme. +1. Extract the csm-installer `.zip` file to the root of your SD card or USB device. +1. Create a new directory on your SD card or USB device called `themes` if it does not already exist. +1. Copy your `.csm` file to the `themes` directory. +1. Insert your SD card or USB drive into your Wii, and launch the Homebrew Channel. +1. Launch csm-installer, and wait for it to load. +1. Select the theme you would like to install with `A`. Be absolutely sure at this point that you have downloaded the correct theme for your system menu version and region. +1. Press `+` to install the theme. 1. 잠시 기다렸다가 테마를 설치한 다음, 아무 버튼이나 눌러 Wii 메뉴로 이동합니다. 테마가 올바르게 설치되었기를 바랍니다. If all goes well, you will have a result similar to the below! ![](/images/themes/themed-wii-menu.png) diff --git a/_pages/ko_KR/wii-backups.md b/_pages/ko_KR/wii-backups.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..ca60c3d6b --- /dev/null +++ b/_pages/ko_KR/wii-backups.md @@ -0,0 +1,140 @@ +--- +title: Managing Wii Backups +--- + +{% include toc title="목차" %} + +This guide provides instructions on how to manage your Wii backups, from joining .PART files that are output through CleanRip, to shrinking game files that can be copied onto a FAT32 device. Two programs that can be used to manage your Wii backups are Wii Backup Manager (for Windows) and Wii Backup Fusion (for Linux and MacOS) and are covered below. + +여러 게임을 저장하려면 Wii용 외장 하드 드라이브를 권장합니다. Most of those found on the market should work fine. +{: .notice--info} + +플래시 드라이브는 크기가 작고 같은 제품 간에도 동작이 다를 수 있으므로 권장하지 않습니다.
+As an alternative, you may simply use an SD card, however the Wii's SD card slot will be slow. +{: .notice--info} + +USB 드라이브의 포맷이 FAT32로 되어 있는지 확인합니다. exFAT, extFS와 같은 다른 유형으로 포맷하지 않습니다.
+You may format it as NTFS, but it won't work with a majority of apps (eg. The Homebrew Channel, Nintendont) +{: .notice--info} + +### Joining PART files on a FAT32 device + +If your disc was dumped to a FAT32 device, you should have gotten at least two files that end with `.partX.iso`, due to filesystem limitations. They need to be joined (on a supported filesystem like NTFS) so the file can be read correctly. +{: .notice--info} + +#### 윈도우즈 + +1. Copy the files that share the same name and end with `.partX.iso` into an empty folder on your computer. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/dumpedpartfiles.png) + +2. In this folder, click the address bar in Windows Explorer and type in `cmd`, this will open a command prompt window there. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/opencmd.png) + +3. Type `copy /b *.part?.iso game.iso` and press enter. Wait for the command to finish, your terminal output should be similar to the below. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/joinpartfiles.png) + +4. If the copy process executed correctly, the checksum from the game dump info file (located where you dumped your disc at) should match the resulting joined file. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/filemd5.png) + +#### 맥OS/리눅스 + +1. Copy the files that share the same name and end with `.partX.iso` into an empty folder on your computer. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/dumpedpartfileslinux.png) + +2. Open a terminal in the directory where your files are at, or `cd [PATH]` to it. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/openterminallinux.png) + +3. Use the following command as is: ``cat `ls *.part?.iso | sort` > game.iso``. Then, wait for the merging process to finish. Like in Windows, the resulting checksum should match the dump. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/mergesuccesslinux.png) + +### Using Wii Backup Manager + +#### 준비물 + +- 윈도우즈를 실행하는 PC +- USB 드라이브 또는 SD 카드 +- A dumped ISO from a Wii game disc +- [Wii Backup Manager](https://static.wiidatabase.de/Wii-Backup-Manager.zip) + +#### Section I - Installation + +1. Wii Backup Manager를 압축 해제하고 프로그램을 실행합니다. +2. USB 드라이브 또는 SD 카드를 컴퓨터에 연결합니다. + +#### Section II - Copying Games + +1. Go to the `Drive 1` tab, then select the drive that will hold your backed up Wii games. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/select_drive.png) + +2. Go to the `Files` tab, then select `Add`. + + - Select `Files` to add multiple games to the program, or select `Folder` to add a whole folder of games. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/select_games.png) + +3. Go to `Select`, then click `Games not on drive 1`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/select_games2.png) + +4. Select `Transfer`, then select `Drive 1` to transfer the games over. The progress will be displayed on the right side of the window. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/transfer_todrive.png) + +### Using Wii Backup Fusion + +#### 준비물 + +- A PC running MacOS or Linux +- USB 드라이브 또는 SD 카드 +- A dumped ISO from a Wii game disc +- [Wii Backup Fusion](https://github.com/larsenv/Wii-Backup-Fusion) +- [Wiimm's ISO Tools](https://wit.wiimm.de/download.html) + +#### Section I - Installation + +1. Download Wiimm's ISO tools for your OS and extract the .tar.gz into a folder that you can access with the terminal. The extracted folder should have these files inside: + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/witinstallfolder.png) + +2. Open a terminal in the folder that you just extracted, and run `sudo ./install.sh`. + +3. Download Wii Backup Fusion for your OS and install. If on Linux, you will need to make the appimage executable by running `chmod +x [FILE]`. + +#### Section II - Copying Games + +1. Open Wii Backup Fusion and press `Load`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/loadwbf.png) + +2. Select the directory where your game ISO is at. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/opendirectorywbf.png) + +3. Right click on the game that you want to transfer to a drive, and press `Transfer to image`. Use the following settings: + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/settingswbf.png) + +4. If there is not already a `wbfs` directory on your game drive, make one. + +5. Make another directory inside of the `wbfs` folder for the game backup. Take note of the Game ID in Wii Backup Fusion as you will need this for the game folder. + +6. Make a game folder for your game, formatted as `game name [GAMEID]`. For the game dumped as an example in this guide, it would be named `New Super Mario Bros. Wii [SMNE01]`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/wbfsname.png) + +7. Copy the game.wbfs file that was made in Step 3 to this new folder. The drive should be ready to use on a Wii. + +[Continue to cIOS](cios)
+cIOS is needed for your Wii to use a USB Loader. Once this is done, you can use [USB Loader GX or WiiFlow](wii-loaders) to play games from your USB drive or SD card. +{: .notice--info} + +[Click here to go back to the site index.](site-navigation) +{: .notice--info} diff --git a/_pages/ko_KR/wii-factory-reset.md b/_pages/ko_KR/wii-factory-reset.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..16ea1729a --- /dev/null +++ b/_pages/ko_KR/wii-factory-reset.md @@ -0,0 +1,90 @@ +--- +title: Restoring The Wii NAND to Stock +--- + +{% include toc title="목차" %} + +This guide details how to create a stock NAND for your Wii system using a program called Ohneschwanzenegger. Unlike the `Format Wii System Memory` option in the Wii settings, this will completely wipe any changes to the NAND by downloading a stock Wii System Menu from NUS servers. If followed correctly, the Wii should have no homebrew left on the system, stock IOSes, and boot up to a factory setup screen when the NAND is flashed. + +Please note that this program **needs** an existing (even bricked!) NAND backup to function, as it needs to have a copy of the first 8 blocks of NAND, a bad blocks list, and AES/HMAC keys. + +{% capture here-be-dragons %} + +The instructions detailed in this guide WILL ERASE YOUR WII SYSTEM MEMORY and should only be considered as a LAST RESORT or if you are trying to do any of the following: + +- Restore the Wii to a state comparable to when it left the factory. +- Fix a brick where you do not have a functional NAND backup or access to the Homebrew Channel but can still make one using BootMii. +- You are unable to revert certain changes to the Wii System Memory such as all cIOS with DARKCORP. + +{% endcapture %} + +
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+ +If you are trying to [update your Wii to 4.3U](update) with homebrew or update outdated homebrew/IOS, you most likely do not need to follow this guide. Instead, you can use a tool like the SysCheck Updater Wizard built into [ModMii](modmii#syscheck-updater-wizard). If you are confused about this process, consider joining the Nintendo Homebrew discord server for support. +{: .notice--warning} + +### 준비물 + +- 적어도 512MB 이상의 SD 카드 +- A [NAND backup](bootmii) from the specific system you are trying to flash +- A Windows computer with an Internet connection +- [Ohneschwanzenegger](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/modmii/modmii.github.io/master/temp/ohneschwanzenegger.zip) +- [Nand BIN Checker](/assets/files/nandBinCheck.zip) + +### 진행 방법 + +#### Section I - Preparation + +1. Start Ohneschwanzenegger. You may get a Windows SmartScreen prompt, this is a false positive and you can run the program anyway by pressing `More info` and `Run anyway`. + +2. Press the `Local Cache` button, create a new folder for the NUS cache to be output in, and then press OK. An example folder is given below. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nuscache.png) + +3. Press `Nand Dump` on the toolbar, and then press `New nand`. This should open a pop-up window where you can adjust parameters for a new NAND dump. Press the large `Existing Nand...` button and find your existing NAND dump from your Wii. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/newnand.png) + +4. This will fill in information such as the keys, Boot 1/2, and your bad blocks automatically. ONLY change the Destination box to `./blankNand.bin`, which will output the NAND to the program folder with the name `blankNand.bin`. Then, press OK. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/renamenand.png) + +#### Section II - Creating a Blank NAND + +1. Now that the NAND is loaded into the program, select `Content` on the toolbar and then press Format. This will initialize your BLANK NAND, not your backup NAND. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/formatnand.png) + +2. Select the top left text box in the program and type in the Wii System Menu version that you need the NAND to have. Note that this should optimally be the version that your NAND was previously using. This NAND was using `4.3U`. Other valid examples are `3.2U`, `4.3E`, or `3.4J`. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/sysmenu.png) + +3. Once you have confirmed you have entered the version of the menu that you want, press enter or `Get It!`. This will begin downloading the menu from NUS servers, with the progress displayed in the program. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/menudownload.png) + +4. Once the menu has finished downloading, a pop-up will display showing the settings appended to the NAND. It will be autofilled depending on what was in your NAND, although the serial number may be incorrect. You can edit this if you would like, otherwise keep everything blank and press OK. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/settings.png) + +5. Next, press `Content` on the taskbar and press `Write meta entries`. Then, go back to the menu and press `Flush`. You may then close the window. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/finalsteps.png) + +#### Section III - Verifying the NAND + +1. If NAND Bin Checker is not already in the same directory as Ohneschwanzenegger, copy it there now. Then, open a terminal in that directory. Run the following command: `.\nandBinCheck.exe .\blankNand.bin`. If you named the NAND something else, adjust the command accordingly. The program will then check the validity of the NAND. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nandcheck.png) + +2. If all is well, the result should look similar to the below. If there are ANY errors that stand out, DO NOT use this NAND and try again as it may damage or permanantly brick your Wii. If you continue to get these errors on further attempts, go to the Nintendo Homebrew discord server for support. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nandcheckresult.png) + +3. Move the `blankNand.bin` to your Wii SD card and rename it to `nand.bin` so that it can be flashed by BootMii. Remember not to overwrite your existing NAND! + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nandname.png) + +[Continue to BootMii Recovery](bootmiirecover) +Now that you have a blank NAND, you can restore it on your Wii using BootMii. +{: .notice--info} diff --git a/_pages/no_NO/bootmiirecover.md b/_pages/no_NO/bootmiirecover.md index b46b9406c..7e56fdd6a 100644 --- a/_pages/no_NO/bootmiirecover.md +++ b/_pages/no_NO/bootmiirecover.md @@ -12,7 +12,6 @@ If you have BootMii installed as boot2, you will need to launch BootMii by resta If the screen stays black and the blue disc drive light is blinking upon launching BootMii, you are missing the BootMii files on your SD card. Download [this zip file](https://static.hackmii.com/bootmii_sd_files.zip) and extract it to the root of your SD card, then try again. {: .notice--warning} - Family edition Wiis (Wiis without GameCube ports) CANNOT restore NAND backups. This is because of the lack of GameCube ports which are required on non-boot2 Wiis to enter the restoration confirmation code. For additional help, please seek support. {: .notice--danger} diff --git a/_pages/no_NO/bricks.md b/_pages/no_NO/bricks.md index ebb8db3c1..094b9b176 100644 --- a/_pages/no_NO/bricks.md +++ b/_pages/no_NO/bricks.md @@ -75,7 +75,7 @@ A semibrick occurs when a different region Wii Menu or a different region custom #### Solutions Verify in AnyRegion Changer that your console region is the same as the theme or Wii Menu that you have installed. -If this was caused by a theme you installed, use MyMenuifyMod to re-download the original theme file. +If this was caused by a theme you installed, use csm-installer to reinstall the original theme. If this was caused by a Wii Menu WAD you installed, use [NUS Downloader](https://wiibrew.org/wiki/NUSD) to re-obtain your original Wii Menu. diff --git a/_pages/no_NO/dump-games.md b/_pages/no_NO/dump-games.md index 2ed22265b..5a5546aee 100644 --- a/_pages/no_NO/dump-games.md +++ b/_pages/no_NO/dump-games.md @@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ title: "Dumping Wii/GameCube games" {% include toc title="Table of Contents" %} -This guide covers dumping GameCube or Wii game discs. You can either dump directly to an SD card or USB drive, or over the local network. +This guide covers dumping GameCube or Wii game discs to a local SD card or USB drive on your Wii. ### Dumping a Disc to SD/USB (CleanRip) @@ -13,10 +13,7 @@ This guide covers dumping GameCube or Wii game discs. You can either dump direct + An SD card or USB drive with at least 4.7 GB of free space (8.5 GB if dumping a dual layer disc). + [CleanRip](https://oscwii.org/library/app/cleanrip) -#### Instructions - -If you are dumping one of the 13 games on [this list](https://wiki.dolphin-emu.org/index.php?title=Category:Dual_Layer_Disc_games), set `Dual Layer` in Step 6 to `Yes`. -{: .notice--info} +#### Preparation 1. Copy all the files that share the same name and end with `.partX.iso` into an empty folder on your computer. 1. Open the folder in File Explorer. @@ -25,96 +22,76 @@ If you are dumping one of the 13 games on [this list](https://wiki.dolphin-emu.o 1. In the new window that appears, type `cmd` and press enter. 1. Finally, type `copy /b *.part?.iso game.iso` and press enter. 1. Launch CleanRip from the list of homebrew. +1. When prompted, select `Yes` to calculate disc checksums. + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/checksum.png) + 1. Select your device that you will be dumping the game to - a USB device or SD card. - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/2.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/device.png) + +1. Select the filesystem type of the device - in most cases it will be FAT (FAT32). + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/filesystem.png) + +1. Ensure that your device is connected to the system and press A to proceed. + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/insertdevice.png) 1. When prompted, select `Yes` to download the redump.org DAT files. + This is required to ensure that the resulting dumps are clean/accurate. - You may get an exception error if you do this. If so, simply skip and verify your dump on Dolphin Emulator if needed. + You may get an exception error if you do this. If so, restart your Wii and try again - but if you continue to get exception errors, dump the disc and verify the checksum in Dolphin instead if needed. {: .notice--warning} - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/3.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/redump.png) -1. Insert the game disc you would like to dump. +1. Insert the game disc you would like to dump, and press A to continue. - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/4.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/insertdisc.png) + +### Dumping a Wii Disc + +As of v2.1.2 of CleanRip, there is an option to auto-detect whether or not the disc you have is dual layer. If you are on an earlier version, or just want to verify that the correct option is being selected, you can check [this list](https://wiki.dolphin-emu.org/index.php?title=Category:Dual_Layer_Disc_games) to see if your game is a dual layer disc. +{: .notice--info} + +If you get an unrecovered read error, ensure that the disc you are attempting to dump is clean and can be properly read by the console. Even though you may be able to play the game disc normally, you may still get this error. If the error persists, try to dump another disc and see if the same error happens. +{: .notice--warning} + +1. When prompted, select if your disc is an unlicensed Datel disc. If unsure, select `No`. + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/dateldisc.png) 1. Set the settings as shown on the screen below, while verifying if your game disc is dual layer or not. - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/6.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/wiisettings.png) 1. Press A to start dumping the disc. - + This process can take quite some time, since it will dump the full 4.7 GB disc contents (8.5 GB for dual layer discs). + + This process can take quite some time, since it will dump all 4.7 GB of the DVD (8.5 GB for dual layer discs). - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/7.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/wiiprogress.png) -1. Proceed to [joining PART files](dump-games#joining-part-files-on-a-fat32-device). +1. When the dump finishes, you should see a screen with the MD5 checksum of your disc, compared to the Redump DAT if you enabled it. -### Dumping a Disc over LAN (Wii DVD Dumper) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/wiidumpcomplete.png) -#### Requirements - -+ A Windows/macOS/Linux PC with an internet connection -+ [DVD Dump Tool](/assets/files/DVDDumpTool.zip) - -#### Instructions - -To organize the games on your drive properly, you'll need to use [Wii Backup Manager](wiibackupmanager). +Proceed to [Managing Wii Backups](wii-backups) to join the PART files that are output, and manage your dumped games. {: .notice--info} -Your Wii and your computer must be connected to the same local network. -{: .notice--warning} +### Dumping a GameCube Disc -1. Copy all the files that share the same name and end with `.partX.iso` in a folder on your computer. -1. Insert the SD card or USB drive into your Wii, and launch the d2x cIOS Installer from the Homebrew Channel -1. Use the `cd ` command and replace `` by the path to your `.partX.iso` files. -1. Launch the Homebrew Channel. -1. Launch DVD Dump Tool from the list of homebrew. -1. Press right on the D-pad, then press A. -1. Choose the disc that you want to copy (The options are: `GameCube Disc`, `Wii Single-Layer Disc`, `Wii Dual-Layer Disc`) and press "A" +1. When prompted, select if your disc is an unlicensed Datel disc. If unsure, select `No`. - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/2.png) -1. Insert the game disc into your Wii. - + If it is already inserted, eject and reinsert the disc. + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/dateldisc.png) - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/insertthedisc.jpg) -1. Select the proper disc type. +1. Press A to start dumping the disc. + + This process can take some time, since it will dump all 1.3 GB of the Mini DVD. - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/3.png) -1. Press any button to begin the dumping process. + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/gcprogress.png) - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/4.png) -1. Remember or write down your Wii's URL (IP address). -1. On your computer, open the browser, go to your address bar and enter the Wii URL. +1. When the dump finishes, you should see a screen with the MD5 checksum of your disc, compared to the Redump DAT if you enabled it. - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/5.png) -1. Click on `Click here to download XXXX.iso`. -1. Proceed to [joining PART files](dump-games#joining-part-files-on-a-fat32-device). + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/gcdumpcomplete.png) -### Joining PART files on a FAT32 device - -If you dumped the disc (regardless if it was to a PC or Wii) on a FAT32 formatted device, you should have gotten at least two files that end with `.partX.iso`. They need to be joined. -{: .notice--info} - -#### Windows - -1. Copy the files that share the same name and end with `.partX.iso` into an empty folder on your computer. -1. In this folder, click the address bar in Windows Explorer and copy its PATH. -1. Open a PowerShell or Windows Terminal window. -1. Run `cd [PATH]`. -1. Type `copy /b *.part?.iso game.iso` and press enter. -1. Wait until the merging process finishes. - + It should end with the terminal outputting `1 file(s) copied`. - -#### macOS/Linux - -1. Copy the files that share the same name and end with `.partX.iso` into an empty folder on your computer. -1. Open up a Terminal. -1. Run `cd [PATH]`, replacing [PATH] with the folder path to your `.partX.iso` files. -1. Use the following command as is: `cat \*.part?.iso > game.iso`. -1. Wait until the merging process finishes. - -To organize the games on your drive properly, you can use [Wii Backup Manager](wiibackupmanager). -{: .notice--info} +Proceed to [Managing GameCube Backups](gc-backups) to shrink the size of your output file, and manage your dumped games. +{: .notice--info} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/_pages/no_NO/gc-backups.md b/_pages/no_NO/gc-backups.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..2b61fdd5a --- /dev/null +++ b/_pages/no_NO/gc-backups.md @@ -0,0 +1,49 @@ +--- +title: "Managing GameCube Backups" +--- + +{% include toc title="Table of Contents" %} + +This guide provides instructions on how to manage your GameCube backups, using GameCube Backup Manager. It functions similar to [Wii Backup Manager](wii-backups#using-wii-backup-manager). + +### Requirements + +* An SD card or USB drive +* [GameCube Backup Manager](https://github.com/AxionDrak/GameCube-Backup-Manager/releases) + +To play multiple games, it is recommended to use an external hard drive for your Wii. Any external hard drive found on most modern marketplaces should work with your Wii. +{: .notice--info} + +Make sure your USB drive is formatted as FAT32. Do not format it as other types such as NTFS, exFAT, extFS, or WBFS, the latter being an outdated filesystem for storing Wii games. +{: .notice--info} + +### Instructions + +#### Section I - Downloading + +1. Extract GameCube Backup Manager, and launch the program. +1. Insert your USB drive into your Wii mini and load the d2xl cIOS Installer from the Homebrew Channel. + +#### Section II - Copying Games Over + +1. Open the application and locate the folder button in the bottom right corner. Click on it to open the file explorer window. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/folderbutton.png) + +1. Navigate to the location of the folder that contains the game file you want to transfer. This could be on your computer's hard drive or an external storage device. Once you find the folder, select it. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/selectfolder.png) + +1. Click on the `Files (Destination)` tab, then select the `Inactive` option from the dropdown menu. This will allow you to choose the drive where you want to transfer the game. Select the appropriate drive letter from the list. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/selectdrive.png) + +1. Next, go back to the `Files (Source)` tab, select the game you want to transfer, and then click either `Install Game (1:1)` or `Install Game (Scrub)`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/installgame.png) + +Selecting `Install Game (Scrub)` will remove unnecessary data from the game, reducing the game's file size. For some games this can be a major reduction, for example with Animal Crossing - going from 1.3GB to around 26MB. +{: .notice--info} + +[Click here to view all of our tutorials that you can find on this website!](site-navigation) +{: .notice--info} diff --git a/_pages/no_NO/site-navigation.md b/_pages/no_NO/site-navigation.md index affbbc2b9..7ac4d7af4 100644 --- a/_pages/no_NO/site-navigation.md +++ b/_pages/no_NO/site-navigation.md @@ -44,6 +44,7 @@ sitemap: false + [Priiloader](priiloader) + [Relaunching the HackMii Installer](hackmii) + [Updating Wii Menu to v4.3](update) ++ [Restoring The Wii NAND to Stock](wii-factory-reset) + [Removing RSSMii](wnd-mini) + RiiTag
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diff --git a/_pages/no_NO/themes.md b/_pages/no_NO/themes.md index f593aba7d..e66d34e85 100644 --- a/_pages/no_NO/themes.md +++ b/_pages/no_NO/themes.md @@ -6,17 +6,17 @@ title: "Installing Wii Menu Themes" This guide is intended to be the last you will ever need when it comes to theming on the Wii, not only providing instructions for the Wii Menu through MyMenuifyMod, but also with themes on WiiFlow Lite, USB Loader GX, and The Homebrew Channel. Additionally, forwarders are covered. +### Wii Menu Theming + DO NOT CONTINUE WITH THIS GUIDE UNLESS YOU HAVE ADEQUATE BRICK PROTECTION, SPECIFICALLY [BOOTMII](bootmii) AND [PRIILOADER](priiloader)! {: .notice--danger} -MyMenuifyMod has built in safety features to prevent from installing bad or corrupt Wii Menu themes, so please opt to use it instead of other theme installation homebrew. +csm-installer has built in safety features to prevent from installing bad or corrupt Wii Menu themes, so please opt to use it instead of other theme installation homebrew. {: .notice--warning} Do not use any other version of ThemeMii than the one linked here, as ThemeMii Mod allows you to make a theme for Wii Menu version 4.3, other versions may not. {: .notice--warning} -### Wii Menu Theming - Only install themes on your Wii that have been formatted specifically for its version and current region. Installing themes from the wrong version or region on your Wii will cause a [brick](bricks#theme-brick). This tutorial will tell you how to create a .csm file that is safe to install. {: .notice--danger} @@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ Before proceeding, it helps to know the difference between .MYM and .CSM as file * A modded Wii * An SD card or USB device * A Windows/macOS/Linux PC with an Internet connection -* [Wii Themer](https://oscwii.org/library/app/mymenuifymod) +* [csm-installer](https://oscwii.org/library/app/csm-installer) * [ThemeMii Mod](/assets/files/New_ThemeMii_MOD.zip) #### Building a Theme @@ -52,21 +52,13 @@ If you don't want to go through the hassle of using an external program to build #### Theme Installation -1. Extract MyMenuifyMod.zip to your SD card or USB drive. -1. Put the .csm file you saved in a folder called `modthemes` on your SD card or USB drive. -1. Insert your SD card or USB drive into your Wii. -1. Launch MyMenuify Mod from the Homebrew Channel. -1. Go into MyMenuifyMod, and acknowledge the disclaimer. It will ask what IOS you want to use in the app. Select `IOS58`. - - If you get `Exception DSI occured!`, press RESET on your Wii and try again. - {: .notice--info} - -1. Select your storage medium, and you should now see a selection of your themes. - - ![](/images/themes/mym-theme-selection.png) - -1. Select the theme you would like to install. If it is signed, MyMenuifyMod will indicate it to you, otherwise it will warn you. Be absolutely sure at this point that you have downloaded the correct theme for your system menu version and region. -1. Install the theme. +1. Extract the csm-installer `.zip` file to the root of your SD card or USB device. +1. Create a new directory on your SD card or USB device called `themes` if it does not already exist. +1. Copy your `.csm` file to the `themes` directory. +1. Insert your SD card or USB drive into your Wii, and launch the Homebrew Channel. +1. Launch csm-installer, and wait for it to load. +1. Select the theme you would like to install with `A`. Be absolutely sure at this point that you have downloaded the correct theme for your system menu version and region. +1. Press `+` to install the theme. 1. Reboot into the Wii Menu, and see if the theme successfully installed. If all goes well, you will have a result similar to the below! ![](/images/themes/themed-wii-menu.png) diff --git a/_pages/no_NO/wii-backups.md b/_pages/no_NO/wii-backups.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..e213f348d --- /dev/null +++ b/_pages/no_NO/wii-backups.md @@ -0,0 +1,140 @@ +--- +title: Managing Wii Backups +--- + +If you need help for anything regarding this tutorial, please join the RiiConnect24 Discord server (recommended) or e-mail us at support\@riiconnect24.net. + +This guide provides instructions on how to manage your Wii backups, from joining .PART files that are output through CleanRip, to shrinking game files that can be copied onto a FAT32 device. Two programs that can be used to manage your Wii backups are Wii Backup Manager (for Windows) and Wii Backup Fusion (for Linux and MacOS) and are covered below. + +For storing multiple games, we recommend an external hard drive for your Wii. Most of those found on the market should work fine. +{: .notice--info} + +A flash drive is not recommended, as they are small and may vary in behavior even between the same product.
+As an alternative, you may simply use an SD card, however the Wii's SD card slot will be slow. +{: .notice--info} + +Make sure your USB drive is formatted as FAT32. Do not format it as other types such as exFAT, extFS.
+You may format it as NTFS, but it won't work with a majority of apps (eg. The Homebrew Channel, Nintendont) +{: .notice--info} + +### Joining PART files on a FAT32 device + +If your disc was dumped to a FAT32 device, you should have gotten at least two files that end with `.partX.iso`, due to filesystem limitations. They need to be joined (on a supported filesystem like NTFS) so the file can be read correctly. +{: .notice--info} + +#### Windows + +1. Copy the files that share the same name and end with `.partX.iso` into an empty folder on your computer. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/dumpedpartfiles.png) + +2. In this folder, click the address bar in Windows Explorer and type in `cmd`, this will open a command prompt window there. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/opencmd.png) + +3. Type `copy /b *.part?.iso game.iso` and press enter. Wait for the command to finish, your terminal output should be similar to the below. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/joinpartfiles.png) + +4. If the copy process executed correctly, the checksum from the game dump info file (located where you dumped your disc at) should match the resulting joined file. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/filemd5.png) + +#### macOS/Linux + +1. Copy the files that share the same name and end with `.partX.iso` into an empty folder on your computer. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/dumpedpartfileslinux.png) + +2. Open a terminal in the directory where your files are at, or `cd [PATH]` to it. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/openterminallinux.png) + +3. Use the following command as is: ``cat `ls *.part?.iso | sort` > game.iso``. Then, wait for the merging process to finish. Like in Windows, the resulting checksum should match the dump. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/mergesuccesslinux.png) + +### Using Wii Backup Manager + +#### str2hax Method + +- A PC running Windows +- A USB drive or SD card +- A dumped ISO from a Wii game disc +- [Wii Backup Manager](https://static.wiidatabase.de/Wii-Backup-Manager.zip) + +#### Section I - Installation + +1. Extract Wii Backup Manager, and launch the program. +2. Insert your USB drive or SD card into your computer. + +#### Section II - Copying Games + +1. Go to the `Drive 1` tab, then select the drive that will hold your backed up Wii games. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/select_drive.png) + +2. Go to the `Files` tab, then select `Add`. + + - Select `Files` to add multiple games to the program, or select `Folder` to add a whole folder of games. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/select_games.png) + +3. Go to `Select`, then click `Games not on drive 1`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/select_games2.png) + +4. Select `Transfer`, then select `Drive 1` to transfer the games over. The progress will be displayed on the right side of the window. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/transfer_todrive.png) + +### Using Wii Backup Fusion + +#### str2hax Method + +- A PC running MacOS or Linux +- A USB drive or SD card +- A dumped ISO from a Wii game disc +- [Wii Backup Fusion](https://github.com/larsenv/Wii-Backup-Fusion) +- [Wiimm's ISO Tools](https://wit.wiimm.de/download.html) + +#### Section I - Installation + +1. Download Wiimm's ISO tools for your OS and extract the .tar.gz into a folder that you can access with the terminal. The extracted folder should have these files inside: + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/witinstallfolder.png) + +2. Open a terminal in the folder that you just extracted, and run `sudo ./install.sh`. + +3. Download Wii Backup Fusion for your OS and install. If on Linux, you will need to make the appimage executable by running `chmod +x [FILE]`. + +#### Section II - Copying Games + +1. Open Wii Backup Fusion and press `Load`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/loadwbf.png) + +2. Select the directory where your game ISO is at. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/opendirectorywbf.png) + +3. Right click on the game that you want to transfer to a drive, and press `Transfer to image`. Use the following settings: + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/settingswbf.png) + +4. If there is not already a `wbfs` directory on your game drive, make one. + +5. Make another directory inside of the `wbfs` folder for the game backup. Take note of the Game ID in Wii Backup Fusion as you will need this for the game folder. + +6. Make a game folder for your game, formatted as `game name [GAMEID]`. For the game dumped as an example in this guide, it would be named `New Super Mario Bros. Wii [SMNE01]`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/wbfsname.png) + +7. Copy the game.wbfs file that was made in Step 3 to this new folder. The drive should be ready to use on a Wii. + +[Continue to cIOS](cios)
+cIOS is needed for your Wii to use a USB Loader. Once this is done, you can use [USB Loader GX or WiiFlow](wii-loaders) to play games from your USB drive or SD card. +{: .notice--info} + +[Click here to go back to the site index.](site-navigation) +{: .notice--info} diff --git a/_pages/no_NO/wii-factory-reset.md b/_pages/no_NO/wii-factory-reset.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..665bc054f --- /dev/null +++ b/_pages/no_NO/wii-factory-reset.md @@ -0,0 +1,90 @@ +--- +title: Restoring The Wii NAND to Stock +--- + +If you need help for anything regarding this tutorial, please join the RiiConnect24 Discord server (recommended) or e-mail us at support\@riiconnect24.net. + +This guide details how to create a stock NAND for your Wii system using a program called Ohneschwanzenegger. Unlike the `Format Wii System Memory` option in the Wii settings, this will completely wipe any changes to the NAND by downloading a stock Wii System Menu from NUS servers. If followed correctly, the Wii should have no homebrew left on the system, stock IOSes, and boot up to a factory setup screen when the NAND is flashed. + +Please note that this program **needs** an existing (even bricked!) NAND backup to function, as it needs to have a copy of the first 8 blocks of NAND, a bad blocks list, and AES/HMAC keys. + +{% capture here-be-dragons %} + +The instructions detailed in this guide WILL ERASE YOUR WII SYSTEM MEMORY and should only be considered as a LAST RESORT or if you are trying to do any of the following: + +- Restore the Wii to a state comparable to when it left the factory. +- Fix a brick where you do not have a functional NAND backup or access to the Homebrew Channel but can still make one using BootMii. +- You are unable to revert certain changes to the Wii System Memory such as all cIOS with DARKCORP. + +{% endcapture %} + +
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+ +If you are trying to [update your Wii to 4.3U](update) with homebrew or update outdated homebrew/IOS, you most likely do not need to follow this guide. Instead, you can use a tool like the SysCheck Updater Wizard built into [ModMii](modmii#syscheck-updater-wizard). If you are confused about this process, consider joining the Nintendo Homebrew discord server for support. +{: .notice--warning} + +### str2hax Method + +- An SD card with at least 512MB of free space +- A [NAND backup](bootmii) from the specific system you are trying to flash +- A Windows computer with an Internet connection +- [Ohneschwanzenegger](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/modmii/modmii.github.io/master/temp/ohneschwanzenegger.zip) +- [Nand BIN Checker](/assets/files/nandBinCheck.zip) + +### Instructions + +#### Section I - Preparation + +1. Start Ohneschwanzenegger. You may get a Windows SmartScreen prompt, this is a false positive and you can run the program anyway by pressing `More info` and `Run anyway`. + +2. Press the `Local Cache` button, create a new folder for the NUS cache to be output in, and then press OK. An example folder is given below. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nuscache.png) + +3. Press `Nand Dump` on the toolbar, and then press `New nand`. This should open a pop-up window where you can adjust parameters for a new NAND dump. Press the large `Existing Nand...` button and find your existing NAND dump from your Wii. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/newnand.png) + +4. This will fill in information such as the keys, Boot 1/2, and your bad blocks automatically. ONLY change the Destination box to `./blankNand.bin`, which will output the NAND to the program folder with the name `blankNand.bin`. Then, press OK. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/renamenand.png) + +#### Section II - Creating a Blank NAND + +1. Now that the NAND is loaded into the program, select `Content` on the toolbar and then press Format. This will initialize your BLANK NAND, not your backup NAND. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/formatnand.png) + +2. Select the top left text box in the program and type in the Wii System Menu version that you need the NAND to have. Note that this should optimally be the version that your NAND was previously using. This NAND was using `4.3U`. Other valid examples are `3.2U`, `4.3E`, or `3.4J`. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/sysmenu.png) + +3. Once you have confirmed you have entered the version of the menu that you want, press enter or `Get It!`. This will begin downloading the menu from NUS servers, with the progress displayed in the program. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/menudownload.png) + +4. Once the menu has finished downloading, a pop-up will display showing the settings appended to the NAND. It will be autofilled depending on what was in your NAND, although the serial number may be incorrect. You can edit this if you would like, otherwise keep everything blank and press OK. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/settings.png) + +5. Next, press `Content` on the taskbar and press `Write meta entries`. Then, go back to the menu and press `Flush`. You may then close the window. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/finalsteps.png) + +#### Section III - Verifying the NAND + +1. If NAND Bin Checker is not already in the same directory as Ohneschwanzenegger, copy it there now. Then, open a terminal in that directory. Run the following command: `.\nandBinCheck.exe .\blankNand.bin`. If you named the NAND something else, adjust the command accordingly. The program will then check the validity of the NAND. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nandcheck.png) + +2. If all is well, the result should look similar to the below. If there are ANY errors that stand out, DO NOT use this NAND and try again as it may damage or permanantly brick your Wii. If you continue to get these errors on further attempts, go to the Nintendo Homebrew discord server for support. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nandcheckresult.png) + +3. Move the `blankNand.bin` to your Wii SD card and rename it to `nand.bin` so that it can be flashed by BootMii. Remember not to overwrite your existing NAND! + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nandname.png) + +[Continue to BootMii Recovery](bootmiirecover) +Now that you have a blank NAND, you can restore it on your Wii using BootMii. +{: .notice--info} diff --git a/_pages/pl_PL/bootmiirecover.md b/_pages/pl_PL/bootmiirecover.md index b233395d2..b2c7d632f 100644 --- a/_pages/pl_PL/bootmiirecover.md +++ b/_pages/pl_PL/bootmiirecover.md @@ -12,7 +12,6 @@ If you have BootMii installed as boot2 you will need to launch BootMii by restar If the screen stays black and the blue disc drive light is blinking, you are missing the BootMii files on your SD card. Download [this zip file](https://static.hackmii.com/bootmii_sd_files.zip) and extract it to the root of your SD card, then try again. {: .notice--warning} - Family edition Wiis (Wiis without GameCube ports) CANNOT restore NAND backups. This is because of the lack of GameCube ports which are required on non-boot2 Wiis to enter the restoration confirmation code. For additional help, please seek support. {: .notice--danger} diff --git a/_pages/pl_PL/bricks.md b/_pages/pl_PL/bricks.md index 23032c154..0ac1715c0 100644 --- a/_pages/pl_PL/bricks.md +++ b/_pages/pl_PL/bricks.md @@ -75,7 +75,7 @@ A semibrick occurs when a different region Wii Menu or a different region custom #### Solutions Verify in AnyRegion Changer that your console region is the same as the theme or Wii Menu that you have installed. -If this was caused by a theme you installed, use MyMenuifyMod to re-download the original theme file. +If this was caused by a theme you installed, use csm-installer to reinstall the original theme. If this was caused by a Wii Menu WAD you installed, use [NUS Downloader](https://wiibrew.org/wiki/NUSD) to re-obtain your original Wii Menu. diff --git a/_pages/pl_PL/dump-games.md b/_pages/pl_PL/dump-games.md index 91e602a36..31396d70f 100644 --- a/_pages/pl_PL/dump-games.md +++ b/_pages/pl_PL/dump-games.md @@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ title: "Dumping Wii/GameCube games" {% include toc title="Table of Contents" %} -Want to dump a GameCube or a Wii disk? You can either dump directly to an SD card or USB drive, or over the local network. +This guide covers dumping GameCube or Wii game discs to a local SD card or USB drive on your Wii. ### Dumping a Disc to SD/USB (CleanRip) @@ -13,10 +13,7 @@ Want to dump a GameCube or a Wii disk? You can either dump directly to an SD car + An SD card or USB drive with at least 4.7 GB of free space (8.5 GB if dumping a dual layer disc). + [CleanRip](https://oscwii.org/library/app/cleanrip) -#### Instructions - -If you are dumping one of the 13 games on [this list](https://wiki.dolphin-emu.org/index.php?title=Category:Dual_Layer_Disc_games), set `Dual Layer` to `Yes`. -{: .notice--info} +#### Preparation 1. Power off your console. 1. Insert your SD card or USB drive into your computer. @@ -25,96 +22,76 @@ If you are dumping one of the 13 games on [this list](https://wiki.dolphin-emu.o 1. Power on your console. 1. Launch the Homebrew Channel. 1. Launch CleanRip from the list of homebrew. +1. When prompted, select `Yes` to calculate disc checksums. + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/checksum.png) + 1. Select your device that you will be dumping the game to - your USB drive or SD card. - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/2.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/device.png) + +1. Select the filesystem type of the device - in most cases it will be FAT (FAT32). + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/filesystem.png) + +1. Ensure that your device is connected to the system and press A to proceed. + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/insertdevice.png) 1. When prompted, select `Yes` to download the redump.org DAT files. + This is required to ensure that the resulting dumps are clean/accurate. - You may get an exception error if you do this. If so, simply skip and verify your dump on Dolphin Emulator if needed. + You may get an exception error if you do this. If so, restart your Wii and try again - but if you continue to get exception errors, dump the disc and verify the checksum in Dolphin instead if needed. {: .notice--warning} - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/3.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/redump.png) -1. Now insert the game you want to dump. +1. Insert the game disc you would like to dump, and press A to continue. - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/4.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/insertdisc.png) + +### Dumping a Wii Disc + +As of v2.1.2 of CleanRip, there is an option to auto-detect whether or not the disc you have is dual layer. If you are on an earlier version, or just want to verify that the correct option is being selected, you can check [this list](https://wiki.dolphin-emu.org/index.php?title=Category:Dual_Layer_Disc_games) to see if your game is a dual layer disc. +{: .notice--info} + +If you get an unrecovered read error, ensure that the disc you are attempting to dump is clean and can be properly read by the console. Even though you may be able to play the game disc normally, you may still get this error. If the error persists, try to dump another disc and see if the same error happens. +{: .notice--warning} + +1. When prompted, select if your disc is an unlicensed Datel disc. If unsure, select `No`. + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/dateldisc.png) 1. Set the settings as shown on the screen below, while verifying if your game disc is dual layer or not. - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/6.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/wiisettings.png) 1. Press A to start dumping the disc. - + It can take a while, since it will dump the full 4.7 GB disc contents (8.5 GB for dual layer discs). + + This process can take quite some time, since it will dump all 4.7 GB of the DVD (8.5 GB for dual layer discs). - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/7.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/wiiprogress.png) -1. Proceed to [joining PART files](dump-games#joining-part-files-on-a-fat32-device). +1. When the dump finishes, you should see a screen with the MD5 checksum of your disc, compared to the Redump DAT if you enabled it. -### Dumping a Disc over LAN (Wii DVD Dumper) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/wiidumpcomplete.png) -#### Requirements - -+ A Windows/macOS/Linux PC with an internet connection -+ [DVD](/assets/files/DVDDumpTool.zip) - -#### Instructions - -Download speeds will be slow due to limitations in the network hardware of the Wii, but it remains a valid solution if you are willing to be patient. +Proceed to [Managing Wii Backups](wii-backups) to join the PART files that are output, and manage your dumped games. {: .notice--info} -Dumping a game over a local network -{: .notice--warning} +### Dumping a GameCube Disc -1. Extract DVD Dump Tool and put it in the `apps` folder on your SD card or USB drive. -1. Insert your SD card into your Wii, and launch CleanRip from the Homebrew Channel. -1. Power on your console. -1. Launch the Homebrew Channel. -1. Launch DVD Dump Tool from the list of homebrew. -1. Press the right on the D-pad and press A. -1. Choose the disc that you want to copy (The options are: `GameCube Disc`, `Wii Single-Layer Disc`, `Wii Dual-Layer Disc` and press "A" +1. When prompted, select if your disc is an unlicensed Datel disc. If unsure, select `No`. - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/2.png) -1. Insert your SD card into your Wii, and launch DVD Dump Tool from the Homebrew Channel. - + If it is already inserted, eject and reinsert the disc. + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/dateldisc.png) - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/insertthedisc.jpg) -1. Select the proper disc type. +1. Press A to start dumping the disc. + + This process can take some time, since it will dump all 1.3 GB of the Mini DVD. - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/3.png) -1. Press any button to begin the dumping process. + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/gcprogress.png) - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/4.png) -1. Remember your Wii URL (IP address) -1. On your computer's web browser, go to your address bar and enter the Wii URL. +1. When the dump finishes, you should see a screen with the MD5 checksum of your disc, compared to the Redump DAT if you enabled it. - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/5.png) -1. Click on `Click here to download XXXX.iso`. -1. Proceed to [joining PART files](dump-games#joining-part-files-on-a-fat32-device). + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/gcdumpcomplete.png) -### Joining PART files on a FAT32 device - -If you dumped the disc on a FAT32 formatted, device, you should've got at least 2 files that end with `.partX.iso`. They need to be joined up. -{: .notice--info} - -#### Windows - -1. Copy all the files that share the same name and end with `.partX.iso` in a folder on your computer. -1. In this folder, click the address bar in Windows Explorer and copy its PATH. -1. Select "Open PowerShell window here". -1. Run `cd [PATH]`. -1. Finally, type `copy /b *.part?.iso game.iso` and press enter. -1. Wait until the merging process finishes. - + It should end with the terminal outputting `1 file(s) copied`. - -#### macOS/Linux - -1. Copy all the files that share the same name and end with `.partX.iso` into an empty folder on your computer. -1. Open up a Terminal. -1. Use the `cd ` command and replace `` by the path to your `.partX.iso` files. -1. Use the following command as is: `cat \*.part?.iso > game.iso`. -1. Wait until it finishes. - -To organize the games on your drive properly, you'll need to use [Wii Backup Manager](wiibackupmanager). -{: .notice--info} +Proceed to [Managing GameCube Backups](gc-backups) to shrink the size of your output file, and manage your dumped games. +{: .notice--info} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/_pages/pl_PL/gc-backups.md b/_pages/pl_PL/gc-backups.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..06b673d7d --- /dev/null +++ b/_pages/pl_PL/gc-backups.md @@ -0,0 +1,49 @@ +--- +title: "Managing GameCube Backups" +--- + +{% include toc title="Table of Contents" %} + +This guide provides instructions on how to manage your GameCube backups, using GameCube Backup Manager. It functions similar to [Wii Backup Manager](wii-backups#using-wii-backup-manager). + +### Requirements + +* An SD card or USB drive +* [GameCube Backup Manager](https://github.com/AxionDrak/GameCube-Backup-Manager/releases) + +To play multiple games, it is recommended to use an external hard drive for your Wii. Any external hard drive found on most modern marketplaces should work with your Wii. +{: .notice--info} + +Make sure your USB drive is formatted as FAT32. Do not format it as other types such as NTFS, exFAT, extFS, or WBFS, the latter being an outdated filesystem for storing Wii games. +{: .notice--info} + +### Instructions + +#### Section I - Downloading + +1. Extract GameCube Backup Manager, and launch the program. +1. Insert your USB drive into your computer. + +#### Section II - Copying Games Over + +1. Open the application and locate the folder button in the bottom right corner. Click on it to open the file explorer window. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/folderbutton.png) + +1. Navigate to the location of the folder that contains the game file you want to transfer. This could be on your computer's hard drive or an external storage device. Once you find the folder, select it. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/selectfolder.png) + +1. Click on the `Files (Destination)` tab, then select the `Inactive` option from the dropdown menu. This will allow you to choose the drive where you want to transfer the game. Select the appropriate drive letter from the list. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/selectdrive.png) + +1. Next, go back to the `Files (Source)` tab, select the game you want to transfer, and then click either `Install Game (1:1)` or `Install Game (Scrub)`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/installgame.png) + +Selecting `Install Game (Scrub)` will remove unnecessary data from the game, reducing the game's file size. For some games this can be a major reduction, for example with Animal Crossing - going from 1.3GB to around 26MB. +{: .notice--info} + +[Click here to go back to the site index.](site-navigation) +{: .notice--info} diff --git a/_pages/pl_PL/site-navigation.md b/_pages/pl_PL/site-navigation.md index 1bdbc9592..2ae4bc6d5 100644 --- a/_pages/pl_PL/site-navigation.md +++ b/_pages/pl_PL/site-navigation.md @@ -44,6 +44,7 @@ sitemap: false + [Priiloader](priiloader) + [Relaunching the HackMii Installer](hackmii) + [Updating Wii Menu to v4.3](update) ++ [Restoring The Wii NAND to Stock](wii-factory-reset) + [Wii Mod Lite](wnd-mini) + YAWM ModMii Edition
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@@ -51,16 +52,17 @@ sitemap: false {% capture notice-5 %} **Homebrew** + [Creating Wii Game Shortcuts](wiigsc) -+ [GameCube Backup Manager](gcbackupmanager) + [How to dump Channels (WADs)](dump-wads) + [How to dump GameCube/Wii Games](dump-games) -+ [Installing RSSMii](rssmii) ++ [Managing GameCube Backups](gc-backups) + [Managing GameCube Save Files](gcsaves) ++ [Managing Wii Backups](wii-backups) + [Priiloader Usage](priiloader-usage) + [Recommended Homebrew](recommended-homebrew) ++ [Installing RSSMii](rssmii) ++ [Transferring Save Games](transfer-saves) + [USB Loader GX](wii-loaders) + [Performing a SysCheck](syscheck) -+ [Wii Backup Manager](wiibackupmanager) + Installing Wii Menu Themes on vWii
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diff --git a/_pages/pl_PL/themes.md b/_pages/pl_PL/themes.md index f168cb2a3..1b1702501 100644 --- a/_pages/pl_PL/themes.md +++ b/_pages/pl_PL/themes.md @@ -6,17 +6,17 @@ title: "Installing Wii Menu Themes" This guide is intended for regular Wiis only. For installing themes on vWii (Wii U), follow [this page](themes-vwii). Additionally, forwarders are covered. +### Section I - Finding a Theme + DO NOT CONTINUE WITH THIS GUIDE UNLESS YOU HAVE ADEQUATE BRICK PROTECTION, SPECIFICALLY [BOOTMII](bootmii) AND [PRIILOADER](priiloader)! {: .notice--danger} -For safety purposes, please do not use any other version of MyMenuify than the one linked here, as MyMenuify Mod is the safest way to install a theme. +csm-installer has built in safety features to prevent from installing bad or corrupt Wii Menu themes, so please opt to use it instead of other theme installation homebrew. {: .notice--warning} Do not use any other version of ThemeMii than the one linked here, as ThemeMii Mod allows you to make a theme for Wii Menu version 4.3, other versions may not. {: .notice--warning} -### Section I - Finding a Theme - Only install themes on your Wii that have been formatted specifically for it, and its current region. Installing themes from the wrong region or version on your Wii will cause a brick. This tutorial will tell you how to create a .csm file that is safe to install. {: .notice--danger} @@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ Before proceeding, it helps to know the difference between .MYM and .CSM as file * Some themes have different links for different regions, so pick the one corresponding to your Wii's region. * An SD card or USB drive * Below are some links to themes. -* [MyMenuify Mod](https://oscwii.org/library/app/mymenuifymod) +* [csm-installer](https://oscwii.org/library/app/csm-installer) * [ThemeMii Mod](/assets/files/New_ThemeMii_MOD.zip) #### Section II - Building the Theme @@ -52,21 +52,13 @@ If you don't want to go through the hassle of using an external program to build #### Section III - Installing the Theme -1. Launch MyMenuify Mod from the Homebrew Channel. -1. Put the .csm file you saved in a folder called `modthemes` on your SD card or USB drive. -1. Press `Create csm`, then browse for a directory you want to save the theme in. Give it a moment to build the theme. -1. You probably will pick the download link that says 4.X, that means the theme will work on version 4.1, 4.2 and 4.3 of the Wii Menu. -1. Go into MyMenuifyMod, and acknowledge the disclaimer. After an introduction message, it will ask you what IOS you want to use in the app. Select `IOS58`. - - If the former gives an `Exception DSI occurred!` error, press Reset on the Wii console, launch it again, then try `IOS250`. - {: .notice--info} - -1. Select your storage medium, and you should now see a selection of your themes. - - ![](/images/themes/mym-theme-selection.png) - -1. Find a theme you want to install. If it is signed, MyMenuifyMod will indicate it to you, otherwise it will warn you. Be absolutely sure at this point that you have downloaded the correct theme for your system menu version and region. -1. Install the theme. +1. Extract the csm-installer `.zip` file to the root of your SD card or USB device. +1. Create a new directory on your SD card or USB device called `themes` if it does not already exist. +1. Copy your `.csm` file to the `themes` directory. +1. Insert your SD card or USB drive into your Wii, and launch the Homebrew Channel. +1. Launch csm-installer, and wait for it to load. +1. Select the theme you would like to install with `A`. Be absolutely sure at this point that you have downloaded the correct theme for your system menu version and region. +1. Press `+` to install the theme. 1. Highlight the theme you want to install, then press A. Give it a moment to install the theme, then press any button to go to the Wii Menu. Hopefully, the theme installed correctly. If all goes well, you will have a result similar to the below! ![](/images/themes/themed-wii-menu.png) diff --git a/_pages/pl_PL/wii-backups.md b/_pages/pl_PL/wii-backups.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..876273428 --- /dev/null +++ b/_pages/pl_PL/wii-backups.md @@ -0,0 +1,140 @@ +--- +title: Managing Wii Backups +--- + +{% include toc title="Table of Contents" %} + +This guide provides instructions on how to manage your Wii backups, from joining .PART files that are output through CleanRip, to shrinking game files that can be copied onto a FAT32 device. Two programs that can be used to manage your Wii backups are Wii Backup Manager (for Windows) and Wii Backup Fusion (for Linux and MacOS) and are covered below. + +For storing multiple games, we recommend an external hard drive for your Wii. Most of those found on the market should work fine. +{: .notice--info} + +A flash drive is not recommended, as they are small and may vary in behavior even between the same product.
+As an alternative, you may simply use an SD card, however the Wii's SD card slot will be slow. +{: .notice--info} + +Make sure your USB drive is formatted as FAT32. Do not format it as other types such as exFAT, extFS.
+You may format it as NTFS, but it won't work with a majority of apps (eg. The Homebrew Channel, Nintendont) +{: .notice--info} + +### Joining PART files on a FAT32 device + +If your disc was dumped to a FAT32 device, you should have gotten at least two files that end with `.partX.iso`, due to filesystem limitations. They need to be joined (on a supported filesystem like NTFS) so the file can be read correctly. +{: .notice--info} + +#### Windows + +1. Copy the files that share the same name and end with `.partX.iso` into an empty folder on your computer. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/dumpedpartfiles.png) + +2. In this folder, click the address bar in Windows Explorer and type in `cmd`, this will open a command prompt window there. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/opencmd.png) + +3. Type `copy /b *.part?.iso game.iso` and press enter. Wait for the command to finish, your terminal output should be similar to the below. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/joinpartfiles.png) + +4. If the copy process executed correctly, the checksum from the game dump info file (located where you dumped your disc at) should match the resulting joined file. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/filemd5.png) + +#### macOS/Linux + +1. Copy the files that share the same name and end with `.partX.iso` into an empty folder on your computer. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/dumpedpartfileslinux.png) + +2. Open a terminal in the directory where your files are at, or `cd [PATH]` to it. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/openterminallinux.png) + +3. Use the following command as is: ``cat `ls *.part?.iso | sort` > game.iso``. Then, wait for the merging process to finish. Like in Windows, the resulting checksum should match the dump. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/mergesuccesslinux.png) + +### Using Wii Backup Manager + +#### Requirements + +- A PC running Windows +- A USB drive or SD card +- A dumped ISO from a Wii game disc +- [Wii Backup Manager](https://static.wiidatabase.de/Wii-Backup-Manager.zip) + +#### Section I - Installation + +1. Extract Wii Backup Manager, and launch the program. +2. Insert your USB drive or SD card into your computer. + +#### Section II - Copying Games + +1. Go to the `Drive 1` tab, then select the drive that will hold your backed up Wii games. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/select_drive.png) + +2. Go to the `Files` tab, then select `Add`. + + - Select `Files` to add multiple games to the program, or select `Folder` to add a whole folder of games. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/select_games.png) + +3. Go to `Select`, then click `Games not on drive 1`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/select_games2.png) + +4. Select `Transfer`, then select `Drive 1` to transfer the games over. The progress will be displayed on the right side of the window. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/transfer_todrive.png) + +### Using Wii Backup Fusion + +#### Requirements + +- A PC running MacOS or Linux +- A USB drive or SD card +- A dumped ISO from a Wii game disc +- [Wii Backup Fusion](https://github.com/larsenv/Wii-Backup-Fusion) +- [Wiimm's ISO Tools](https://wit.wiimm.de/download.html) + +#### Section I - Installation + +1. Download Wiimm's ISO tools for your OS and extract the .tar.gz into a folder that you can access with the terminal. The extracted folder should have these files inside: + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/witinstallfolder.png) + +2. Open a terminal in the folder that you just extracted, and run `sudo ./install.sh`. + +3. Download Wii Backup Fusion for your OS and install. If on Linux, you will need to make the appimage executable by running `chmod +x [FILE]`. + +#### Section II - Copying Games + +1. Open Wii Backup Fusion and press `Load`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/loadwbf.png) + +2. Select the directory where your game ISO is at. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/opendirectorywbf.png) + +3. Right click on the game that you want to transfer to a drive, and press `Transfer to image`. Use the following settings: + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/settingswbf.png) + +4. If there is not already a `wbfs` directory on your game drive, make one. + +5. Make another directory inside of the `wbfs` folder for the game backup. Take note of the Game ID in Wii Backup Fusion as you will need this for the game folder. + +6. Make a game folder for your game, formatted as `game name [GAMEID]`. For the game dumped as an example in this guide, it would be named `New Super Mario Bros. Wii [SMNE01]`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/wbfsname.png) + +7. Copy the game.wbfs file that was made in Step 3 to this new folder. The drive should be ready to use on a Wii. + +[Continue to cIOS](cios)
+cIOS is needed for your Wii to use a USB Loader. Once this is done, you can use [USB Loader GX or WiiFlow](wii-loaders) to play games from your USB drive or SD card. +{: .notice--info} + +[Click here to go back to the site index.](site-navigation) +{: .notice--info} diff --git a/_pages/pl_PL/wii-factory-reset.md b/_pages/pl_PL/wii-factory-reset.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..10a8cb679 --- /dev/null +++ b/_pages/pl_PL/wii-factory-reset.md @@ -0,0 +1,90 @@ +--- +title: Restoring The Wii NAND to Stock +--- + +{% include toc title="Table of Contents" %} + +This guide details how to create a stock NAND for your Wii system using a program called Ohneschwanzenegger. Unlike the `Format Wii System Memory` option in the Wii settings, this will completely wipe any changes to the NAND by downloading a stock Wii System Menu from NUS servers. If followed correctly, the Wii should have no homebrew left on the system, stock IOSes, and boot up to a factory setup screen when the NAND is flashed. + +Please note that this program **needs** an existing (even bricked!) NAND backup to function, as it needs to have a copy of the first 8 blocks of NAND, a bad blocks list, and AES/HMAC keys. + +{% capture here-be-dragons %} + +The instructions detailed in this guide WILL ERASE YOUR WII SYSTEM MEMORY and should only be considered as a LAST RESORT or if you are trying to do any of the following: + +- Restore the Wii to a state comparable to when it left the factory. +- Fix a brick where you do not have a functional NAND backup or access to the Homebrew Channel but can still make one using BootMii. +- You are unable to revert certain changes to the Wii System Memory such as all cIOS with DARKCORP. + +{% endcapture %} + +
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+ +If you are trying to [update your Wii to 4.3U](update) with homebrew or update outdated homebrew/IOS, you most likely do not need to follow this guide. Instead, you can use a tool like the SysCheck Updater Wizard built into [ModMii](modmii#syscheck-updater-wizard). If you are confused about this process, consider joining the Nintendo Homebrew discord server for support. +{: .notice--warning} + +### Requirements + +- An SD card with at least 512MB of free space +- A [NAND backup](bootmii) from the specific system you are trying to flash +- A Windows computer with an Internet connection +- [Ohneschwanzenegger](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/modmii/modmii.github.io/master/temp/ohneschwanzenegger.zip) +- [Nand BIN Checker](/assets/files/nandBinCheck.zip) + +### Instructions + +#### Section I - Preparation + +1. Start Ohneschwanzenegger. You may get a Windows SmartScreen prompt, this is a false positive and you can run the program anyway by pressing `More info` and `Run anyway`. + +2. Press the `Local Cache` button, create a new folder for the NUS cache to be output in, and then press OK. An example folder is given below. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nuscache.png) + +3. Press `Nand Dump` on the toolbar, and then press `New nand`. This should open a pop-up window where you can adjust parameters for a new NAND dump. Press the large `Existing Nand...` button and find your existing NAND dump from your Wii. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/newnand.png) + +4. This will fill in information such as the keys, Boot 1/2, and your bad blocks automatically. ONLY change the Destination box to `./blankNand.bin`, which will output the NAND to the program folder with the name `blankNand.bin`. Then, press OK. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/renamenand.png) + +#### Section II - Creating a Blank NAND + +1. Now that the NAND is loaded into the program, select `Content` on the toolbar and then press Format. This will initialize your BLANK NAND, not your backup NAND. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/formatnand.png) + +2. Select the top left text box in the program and type in the Wii System Menu version that you need the NAND to have. Note that this should optimally be the version that your NAND was previously using. This NAND was using `4.3U`. Other valid examples are `3.2U`, `4.3E`, or `3.4J`. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/sysmenu.png) + +3. Once you have confirmed you have entered the version of the menu that you want, press enter or `Get It!`. This will begin downloading the menu from NUS servers, with the progress displayed in the program. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/menudownload.png) + +4. Once the menu has finished downloading, a pop-up will display showing the settings appended to the NAND. It will be autofilled depending on what was in your NAND, although the serial number may be incorrect. You can edit this if you would like, otherwise keep everything blank and press OK. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/settings.png) + +5. Next, press `Content` on the taskbar and press `Write meta entries`. Then, go back to the menu and press `Flush`. You may then close the window. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/finalsteps.png) + +#### Section III - Verifying the NAND + +1. If NAND Bin Checker is not already in the same directory as Ohneschwanzenegger, copy it there now. Then, open a terminal in that directory. Run the following command: `.\nandBinCheck.exe .\blankNand.bin`. If you named the NAND something else, adjust the command accordingly. The program will then check the validity of the NAND. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nandcheck.png) + +2. If all is well, the result should look similar to the below. If there are ANY errors that stand out, DO NOT use this NAND and try again as it may damage or permanantly brick your Wii. If you continue to get these errors on further attempts, go to the Nintendo Homebrew discord server for support. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nandcheckresult.png) + +3. Move the `blankNand.bin` to your Wii SD card and rename it to `nand.bin` so that it can be flashed by BootMii. Remember not to overwrite your existing NAND! + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nandname.png) + +[Continue to BootMii Recovery](bootmiirecover) +Now that you have a blank NAND, you can restore it on your Wii using BootMii. +{: .notice--info} diff --git a/_pages/pt_BR/bootmiirecover.md b/_pages/pt_BR/bootmiirecover.md index 5de8cb73b..ccf071cb7 100644 --- a/_pages/pt_BR/bootmiirecover.md +++ b/_pages/pt_BR/bootmiirecover.md @@ -12,7 +12,6 @@ Se você instalou o BootMii como Boot2 na última etapa, será necessário inici Se a tela ficar preta e a luz azul do disco estiver piscando, quer dizer os arquivos do BootMii estão faltando no seu cartão SD. Baixe [esse arquivo zip](https://static.hackmii.com/bootmii_sd_files.zip) e extraia ele para a raiz do seu cartão SD, então, tente novamente. {: .notice--warning} - Wiis "Family Edition" (Wiis sem portas GameCube) NÃO PODEM restaurar backups da NAND. Isso ocorre devido à falta de portas GameCube que são necessárias em Wiis sem boot2 para entrar no código de confirmação de restauração. For additional help, please seek support. {: .notice--danger} diff --git a/_pages/pt_BR/bricks.md b/_pages/pt_BR/bricks.md index bb96590a6..12c2f6d7c 100644 --- a/_pages/pt_BR/bricks.md +++ b/_pages/pt_BR/bricks.md @@ -75,7 +75,7 @@ A semibrick occurs when a different region Wii Menu or a different region custom #### Solutions Verify in AnyRegion Changer that your console region is the same as the theme or Wii Menu that you have installed. -If this was caused by a theme you installed, use MyMenuifyMod to re-download the original theme file. +If this was caused by a theme you installed, use csm-installer to reinstall the original theme. If this was caused by a Wii Menu WAD you installed, use [NUS Downloader](https://wiibrew.org/wiki/NUSD) to re-obtain your original Wii Menu. diff --git a/_pages/pt_BR/dump-games.md b/_pages/pt_BR/dump-games.md index 8c8dfed22..621636208 100644 --- a/_pages/pt_BR/dump-games.md +++ b/_pages/pt_BR/dump-games.md @@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ title: "Extrair jogos do Wii/GameCube" {% include toc title="Table of Contents" %} -Insira o disco no Wii. Você pode fazer backup dos seus jogos diretamente para um cartão SD, dispositivo USB ou rede local. +This guide covers dumping GameCube or Wii game discs to a local SD card or USB drive on your Wii. ### Fazendo o backup do disco para SD/USB (CleanRip) @@ -13,10 +13,7 @@ Insira o disco no Wii. Você pode fazer backup dos seus jogos diretamente para u + Um cartão SD ou armazenamento USB com pelo menos 4.7 GB de espaço livre. + [CleanRip](https://oscwii.org/library/app/cleanrip) -#### Instruções - -Se você estiver fazendo backup de um dos 13 jogos na [lista](https://wiki.dolphin-emu.org/index.php?title=Category:Dual_Layer_Disc_games), defina `Dual Layer` para `Yes`. -{: .notice--info} +#### Preparation 1. Desligue seu console. 1. Insira o Disco @@ -25,96 +22,76 @@ Se você estiver fazendo backup de um dos 13 jogos na [lista](https://wiki.dolph 1. Ligue o seu console. 1. Abra o Homebrew Channel. 1. Abra CleanRip na lista de homebrews. +1. When prompted, select `Yes` to calculate disc checksums. + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/checksum.png) + 1. Selecione o dispositivo que você irá colocar o jogo - seu armazenamento USB ou cartão SD. - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/2.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/device.png) + +1. Select the filesystem type of the device - in most cases it will be FAT (FAT32). + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/filesystem.png) + +1. Ensure that your device is connected to the system and press A to proceed. + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/insertdevice.png) 1. Fica a seu critério escolher `Yes` ou `No` para baixar esse arquivo. + Isto é necessário para garantir que os resultados do backup sejam limpos e precisos. - Você pode receber um "exception error" se você fizer isso. Se sim, simplesmente pule e verifique seu backup no Emulador Dolphin se necessário. + Você pode receber um "exception error" se você fizer isso. If so, restart your Wii and try again - but if you continue to get exception errors, dump the disc and verify the checksum in Dolphin instead if needed. {: .notice--warning} - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/3.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/redump.png) -1. Insira o disco do jogo que você gostaria de fazer backup. +1. Insert the game disc you would like to dump, and press A to continue. - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/4.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/insertdisc.png) + +### Dumping a Wii Disc + +As of v2.1.2 of CleanRip, there is an option to auto-detect whether or not the disc you have is dual layer. If you are on an earlier version, or just want to verify that the correct option is being selected, you can check [this list](https://wiki.dolphin-emu.org/index.php?title=Category:Dual_Layer_Disc_games) to see if your game is a dual layer disc. +{: .notice--info} + +If you get an unrecovered read error, ensure that the disc you are attempting to dump is clean and can be properly read by the console. Even though you may be able to play the game disc normally, you may still get this error. If the error persists, try to dump another disc and see if the same error happens. +{: .notice--warning} + +1. When prompted, select if your disc is an unlicensed Datel disc. If unsure, select `No`. + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/dateldisc.png) 1. Defina as configurações como mostradas na tela abaixo, enquanto verifica se seu disco é dupla camada ou não. - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/6.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/wiisettings.png) 1. Pressione A para começar o backup do disco. - + Pode demorar um pouco, pois extrairá todo o conteúdo do disco de 4.7GB (9.4 para discos dual layer). + + This process can take quite some time, since it will dump all 4.7 GB of the DVD (8.5 GB for dual layer discs). - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/7.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/wiiprogress.png) -1. Prossiga para [juntando os arquivos PART](dump-games#joining-part-files-on-a-fat32-device). +1. When the dump finishes, you should see a screen with the MD5 checksum of your disc, compared to the Redump DAT if you enabled it. -### Fazendo backup de um Disco por LAN (Wii DVD Dumper) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/wiidumpcomplete.png) -#### Requisitos - -+ Um computador Windows/macOS/Linux com conexão à internet -+ [DVD](/assets/files/DVDDumpTool.zip) - -#### Instruções - -As velocidades de download serão lentas devido a limitações no hardware de rede do Wii, mas continua a ser uma solução válida se estiver disposto a ser paciente. +Proceed to [Managing Wii Backups](wii-backups) to join the PART files that are output, and manage your dumped games. {: .notice--info} -Extraindo um jogo via rede local -{: .notice--warning} +### Dumping a GameCube Disc -1. Extraia o DVD Dump Tool e coloque dentro da pasta `apps`do seu cartão SD ou armazenamento USB. -1. Insira seu cartão SD no Wii e inicie o CleanRip através do Homebrew Channel. -1. Ligue o seu console. -1. Abra o Homebrew Channel. -1. Abra DVD Dump Tool na lista de homebrews. -1. Pressione o botão direito no D-Pad e aperte A. -1. Escolha o disco que deseja extrair (As opções são: `GameCube Disc`, `Wii Single-Layer Disc`, `Wii Dual-Layer Disc`) e depois aperte "A" +1. When prompted, select if your disc is an unlicensed Datel disc. If unsure, select `No`. - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/2.png) -1. Insira seu cartão SD no Wii e inicie o DVD Dump Tool através do Homebrew Channel. - + Se já estiver inserido, ejeta e insira novamente o disco. + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/dateldisc.png) - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/insertthedisc.jpg) -1. Selecione o tipo de disco adequado. +1. Pressione A para começar o backup do disco. + + This process can take some time, since it will dump all 1.3 GB of the Mini DVD. - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/3.png) -1. Pressione qualquer botão para iniciar o processo de backup. + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/gcprogress.png) - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/4.png) -1. Lembre-se da sua URL do Wii (endereço IP) -1. No navegador da web do seu computador, vá para sua barra de endereços e insira a URL do Wii. +1. When the dump finishes, you should see a screen with the MD5 checksum of your disc, compared to the Redump DAT if you enabled it. - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/5.png) -1. Clique em `Click here to download XXXX.iso`. -1. Prossiga para [juntando os arquivos PART](dump-games#joining-part-files-on-a-fat32-device). + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/gcdumpcomplete.png) -### Juntando arquivos PART em um dispositivo FAT32 - -Se você descarregou o disco em um formato FAT32, o dispositivo deve ter pelo menos 2 arquivos que terminam com `.partX.iso`. É preciso juntá-los. -{: .notice--info} - -#### Windows - -1. Copie todos os arquivos no seu computador que compartilham o mesmo nome ou terminem em `.partX.iso` para uma pasta vazia no seu computador. -1. Nesta pasta, clique na barra de endereços no Windows Explorer e copie seu PATH. -1. Selecione "Abrir janela do PowerShell aqui". -1. Execute `cd [PATH]`. -1. Finalmente, digite `copy /b *.part?.iso game.iso` e aperte enter. -1. Aguarde até que o processo de fusão termine. - + Ele deve terminar com o terminal colocando `1 arquivo(s) copiado(s)` ou `1 file(s) copied`. - -#### macOS/Linux - -1. Copie todos os arquivos que compartilham o mesmo nome e termine com `.partX.iso` em uma pasta em seu computador. -1. Abra um terminal. -1. Use o comando `cd ` e substitua `` pelo caminho para os seus arquivos `.partX.iso`. -1. Use o seguinte comando como está: `cat \*.part?.iso > game.iso`. -1. Espere até que termine. - -Para organizar os jogos no seu armazenamento corretamente, você precisará usar o [Wii Backup Manager](wiibackupmanager). -{: .notice--info} +Proceed to [Managing GameCube Backups](gc-backups) to shrink the size of your output file, and manage your dumped games. +{: .notice--info} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/_pages/pt_BR/gc-backups.md b/_pages/pt_BR/gc-backups.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..0f3f1c6f8 --- /dev/null +++ b/_pages/pt_BR/gc-backups.md @@ -0,0 +1,49 @@ +--- +title: "Managing GameCube Backups" +--- + +{% include toc title="Sumário" %} + +This guide provides instructions on how to manage your GameCube backups, using GameCube Backup Manager. It functions similar to [Wii Backup Manager](wii-backups#using-wii-backup-manager). + +### Requisitos + +* Um cartão SD ou armazenamento USB +* [GameCube Backup Manager](https://github.com/AxionDrak/GameCube-Backup-Manager/releases) + +Para jogar vários jogos, é recomendado o uso de um HD externo para seu Wii. Qualquer HD externo encontrado na maioria dos mercados modernos deve funcionar com o seu Wii. +{: .notice--info} + +Certifique-se de que seu armazenamento USB está formatado como FAT32. Não formate-o para outros tipos como NTFS, exFAT, extFS, ou WBFS, o último sendo um sistema de arquivo desatualizado para armazenar jogos de Wii. +{: .notice--info} + +### Instruções + +#### Seção I - Baixando + +1. Extraia o GameCube Backup Manager, e inicie o programa. +1. Insira seu armazenamento USB no seu computador. + +#### Seção II - Copiando os Jogos + +1. Abra o aplicativo e procure o botão da pasta no canto inferior direito. Clique nele para abrir a janela do explorador de arquivos. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/folderbutton.png) + +1. Navigate to the location of the folder that contains the game file you want to transfer. Isso pode estar no HD do seu computador ou em um dispositivo de armazenamento externo. Once you find the folder, select it. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/selectfolder.png) + +1. Clique na seção `Files (Destination)`, então selecione a opção `Inactive` do menu. Isso irá permitir que você escolha qual armazenamento você deseja transferir o jogo. Selecione a letra do armazenamento apropriada da lista. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/selectdrive.png) + +1. Agora, vá para a seção `Files (Source)`, selecione o jogo que deseja transferir, e clique em `Install Game (1:1)` ou `Install Game (Scrub)`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/installgame.png) + +Selecionar `Install Game (Scrub)` irá remover dados desnecessários do jogo, reduzindo o espaço do arquivo do jogo. For some games this can be a major reduction, for example with Animal Crossing - going from 1.3GB to around 26MB. +{: .notice--info} + +[Clique aqui para voltar ao índice do site.](site-navigation) +{: .notice--info} diff --git a/_pages/pt_BR/site-navigation.md b/_pages/pt_BR/site-navigation.md index 97e26f096..922f67338 100644 --- a/_pages/pt_BR/site-navigation.md +++ b/_pages/pt_BR/site-navigation.md @@ -44,6 +44,7 @@ sitemap: false + [Priiloader](priiloader) + [Reiniciando o HackMii Installer](hackmii) + [Atualizando o Menu do Wii para v4.3](update) ++ [Restoring The Wii NAND to Stock](wii-factory-reset) + [Wii Mod Lite](wnd-mini) + YAWM ModMii Edition
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diff --git a/_pages/pt_BR/themes.md b/_pages/pt_BR/themes.md index 4e4dd29c2..f3492281d 100644 --- a/_pages/pt_BR/themes.md +++ b/_pages/pt_BR/themes.md @@ -6,17 +6,17 @@ title: "Instalando Temas no Menu do Wii" Este guia é apenas para Wiis regulares. Para instalar temas no vWii (Wii U), siga [esta página](themes-vwii). Additionally, forwarders are covered. +### Vá para `Options` > `Standard System Menu` > Versão do seu Menu do Wii > Região do seu Menu do Wii + DO NOT CONTINUE WITH THIS GUIDE UNLESS YOU HAVE ADEQUATE BRICK PROTECTION, SPECIFICALLY [BOOTMII](bootmii) AND [PRIILOADER](priiloader)! {: .notice--danger} -Para fins de segurança, por favor, não use nenhuma outra versão do MyMenuify diferente da que está mostrada aqui, pois o MyMenuify Mod é a maneira mais segura de instalar um tema. +csm-installer has built in safety features to prevent from installing bad or corrupt Wii Menu themes, so please opt to use it instead of other theme installation homebrew. {: .notice--warning} Abaixo estão alguns links para temas. {: .notice--warning} -### Vá para `Options` > `Standard System Menu` > Versão do seu Menu do Wii > Região do seu Menu do Wii - Só instale temas em seu Wii que foram formatados especificamente para ele, e de sua região. Instalar temas da região ou versão errada em seu Wii causará um brick. Este tutorial irá lhe mostrar como criar um arquivo .csm que é seguro para instalar. {: .notice--danger} @@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ Before proceeding, it helps to know the difference between .MYM and .CSM as file * Um Wii * Extraia MyMenuifyMod.zip para seu cartão SD ou armazenamento USB. * RiiConnect24 Themes Page -* [MyMenuify Mod](https://oscwii.org/library/app/mymenuifymod) +* [csm-installer](https://oscwii.org/library/app/csm-installer) * [ThemeMii Mod](/assets/files/New_ThemeMii_MOD.zip) #### Building a Theme @@ -52,21 +52,13 @@ Não use nenhuma outra versão do ThemeMii além da versão vinculada, pois apes #### Theme Installation -1. Inicie o MyMenuify Mod através do Homebrew Channel. -1. Coloque o arquivo .csm salvo em uma pasta chamada `modthemes` no seu cartão SD ou armazenamento USB. -1. Copy the theme file to the storage medium under the `modthemes` directory. -1. Insira o cartão SD ou USB no Wii. -1. Go into MyMenuifyMod, and acknowledge the disclaimer. Após uma mensagem de introdução, ela irá perguntar qual IOS você deseja usar no app. Select `IOS58`. - - Se o primeiro te der um erro `Exception DSI occurred!`, pressione Reset no console do Wii, inicie-o novamente e tente `IOS250`. - {: .notice--info} - -1. Select your storage medium, and you should now see a selection of your themes. - - ![](/images/themes/mym-theme-selection.png) - -1. Encontre um tema que deseja instalar. If it is signed, MyMenuifyMod will indicate it to you, otherwise it will warn you. Be absolutely sure at this point that you have downloaded the correct theme for your system menu version and region. -1. Install the theme. +1. Extract the csm-installer `.zip` file to the root of your SD card or USB device. +1. Create a new directory on your SD card or USB device called `themes` if it does not already exist. +1. Copy your `.csm` file to the `themes` directory. +1. Insert your SD card or USB drive into your Wii, and launch the Homebrew Channel. +1. Launch csm-installer, and wait for it to load. +1. Select the theme you would like to install with `A`. Be absolutely sure at this point that you have downloaded the correct theme for your system menu version and region. +1. Press `+` to install the theme. 1. Desligue seu Wii, segure o botão RESET e ligue seu Wii. Você deve ser capaz de inicializar no menu do Priiloader, onde você tem algumas opções para corrigir seu Menu do Wii. Uma das opções é abrir o Homebrew Channel, onde você pode abrir o MyMenuify Mod e pressionar o botão para baixar e instalar o tema original do Menu do Wii. If all goes well, you will have a result similar to the below! ![](/images/themes/themed-wii-menu.png) diff --git a/_pages/pt_BR/wii-backups.md b/_pages/pt_BR/wii-backups.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..b7b0bfc28 --- /dev/null +++ b/_pages/pt_BR/wii-backups.md @@ -0,0 +1,140 @@ +--- +title: Managing Wii Backups +--- + +{% include toc title="Sumário" %} + +This guide provides instructions on how to manage your Wii backups, from joining .PART files that are output through CleanRip, to shrinking game files that can be copied onto a FAT32 device. Two programs that can be used to manage your Wii backups are Wii Backup Manager (for Windows) and Wii Backup Fusion (for Linux and MacOS) and are covered below. + +Para armazenar vários jogos, é recomendado o uso de um armazenamento externo para seu Wii. A maioria encontrados no mercado deve funcionar normalmente. +{: .notice--info} + +Drives de flash não são recomendados, por serem pequenos e poderem variar de comportamento mesmo entre o mesmo produto.
+As an alternative, you may simply use an SD card, however the Wii's SD card slot will be slow. +{: .notice--info} + +Certifique-se de que seu armazenamento USB está formatado como FAT32. Não formate-o para outros tipos como exFAT ou extFS.
+You may format it as NTFS, but it won't work with a majority of apps (eg. The Homebrew Channel, Nintendont) +{: .notice--info} + +### Juntando arquivos PART em um dispositivo FAT32 + +If your disc was dumped to a FAT32 device, you should have gotten at least two files that end with `.partX.iso`, due to filesystem limitations. They need to be joined (on a supported filesystem like NTFS) so the file can be read correctly. +{: .notice--info} + +#### Windows + +1. Copy the files that share the same name and end with `.partX.iso` into an empty folder on your computer. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/dumpedpartfiles.png) + +2. In this folder, click the address bar in Windows Explorer and type in `cmd`, this will open a command prompt window there. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/opencmd.png) + +3. Type `copy /b *.part?.iso game.iso` and press enter. Wait for the command to finish, your terminal output should be similar to the below. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/joinpartfiles.png) + +4. If the copy process executed correctly, the checksum from the game dump info file (located where you dumped your disc at) should match the resulting joined file. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/filemd5.png) + +#### macOS/Linux + +1. Copy the files that share the same name and end with `.partX.iso` into an empty folder on your computer. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/dumpedpartfileslinux.png) + +2. Open a terminal in the directory where your files are at, or `cd [PATH]` to it. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/openterminallinux.png) + +3. Use the following command as is: ``cat `ls *.part?.iso | sort` > game.iso``. Then, wait for the merging process to finish. Like in Windows, the resulting checksum should match the dump. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/mergesuccesslinux.png) + +### Using Wii Backup Manager + +#### Requisitos + +- Um PC executando Windows +- Um armazenamento USB ou cartão SD +- A dumped ISO from a Wii game disc +- [Wii Backup Manager](https://static.wiidatabase.de/Wii-Backup-Manager.zip) + +#### Section I - Installation + +1. Extraia o Wii Backup Manager, e inicie o programa. +2. Insira seu armazenamento USB ou cartão SD no seu computador. + +#### Section II - Copying Games + +1. Go to the `Drive 1` tab, then select the drive that will hold your backed up Wii games. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/select_drive.png) + +2. Go to the `Files` tab, then select `Add`. + + - Select `Files` to add multiple games to the program, or select `Folder` to add a whole folder of games. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/select_games.png) + +3. Go to `Select`, then click `Games not on drive 1`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/select_games2.png) + +4. Select `Transfer`, then select `Drive 1` to transfer the games over. The progress will be displayed on the right side of the window. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/transfer_todrive.png) + +### Using Wii Backup Fusion + +#### Requisitos + +- A PC running MacOS or Linux +- Um armazenamento USB ou cartão SD +- A dumped ISO from a Wii game disc +- [Wii Backup Fusion](https://github.com/larsenv/Wii-Backup-Fusion) +- [Wiimm's ISO Tools](https://wit.wiimm.de/download.html) + +#### Section I - Installation + +1. Download Wiimm's ISO tools for your OS and extract the .tar.gz into a folder that you can access with the terminal. The extracted folder should have these files inside: + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/witinstallfolder.png) + +2. Open a terminal in the folder that you just extracted, and run `sudo ./install.sh`. + +3. Download Wii Backup Fusion for your OS and install. If on Linux, you will need to make the appimage executable by running `chmod +x [FILE]`. + +#### Section II - Copying Games + +1. Open Wii Backup Fusion and press `Load`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/loadwbf.png) + +2. Select the directory where your game ISO is at. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/opendirectorywbf.png) + +3. Right click on the game that you want to transfer to a drive, and press `Transfer to image`. Use the following settings: + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/settingswbf.png) + +4. If there is not already a `wbfs` directory on your game drive, make one. + +5. Make another directory inside of the `wbfs` folder for the game backup. Take note of the Game ID in Wii Backup Fusion as you will need this for the game folder. + +6. Make a game folder for your game, formatted as `game name [GAMEID]`. For the game dumped as an example in this guide, it would be named `New Super Mario Bros. Wii [SMNE01]`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/wbfsname.png) + +7. Copy the game.wbfs file that was made in Step 3 to this new folder. The drive should be ready to use on a Wii. + +[Continue to cIOS](cios)
+cIOS is needed for your Wii to use a USB Loader. Once this is done, you can use [USB Loader GX or WiiFlow](wii-loaders) to play games from your USB drive or SD card. +{: .notice--info} + +[Click here to go back to the site index.](site-navigation) +{: .notice--info} diff --git a/_pages/pt_BR/wii-factory-reset.md b/_pages/pt_BR/wii-factory-reset.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..de23a6f5e --- /dev/null +++ b/_pages/pt_BR/wii-factory-reset.md @@ -0,0 +1,90 @@ +--- +title: Restoring The Wii NAND to Stock +--- + +{% include toc title="Sumário" %} + +This guide details how to create a stock NAND for your Wii system using a program called Ohneschwanzenegger. Unlike the `Format Wii System Memory` option in the Wii settings, this will completely wipe any changes to the NAND by downloading a stock Wii System Menu from NUS servers. If followed correctly, the Wii should have no homebrew left on the system, stock IOSes, and boot up to a factory setup screen when the NAND is flashed. + +Please note that this program **needs** an existing (even bricked!) NAND backup to function, as it needs to have a copy of the first 8 blocks of NAND, a bad blocks list, and AES/HMAC keys. + +{% capture here-be-dragons %} + +The instructions detailed in this guide WILL ERASE YOUR WII SYSTEM MEMORY and should only be considered as a LAST RESORT or if you are trying to do any of the following: + +- Restore the Wii to a state comparable to when it left the factory. +- Fix a brick where you do not have a functional NAND backup or access to the Homebrew Channel but can still make one using BootMii. +- You are unable to revert certain changes to the Wii System Memory such as all cIOS with DARKCORP. + +{% endcapture %} + +
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+ +If you are trying to [update your Wii to 4.3U](update) with homebrew or update outdated homebrew/IOS, you most likely do not need to follow this guide. Instead, you can use a tool like the SysCheck Updater Wizard built into [ModMii](modmii#syscheck-updater-wizard). If you are confused about this process, consider joining the Nintendo Homebrew discord server for support. +{: .notice--warning} + +### Requisitos + +- Um cartão SD com pelo menos 512MB de espaço livre +- A [NAND backup](bootmii) from the specific system you are trying to flash +- A Windows computer with an Internet connection +- [Ohneschwanzenegger](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/modmii/modmii.github.io/master/temp/ohneschwanzenegger.zip) +- [Nand BIN Checker](/assets/files/nandBinCheck.zip) + +### Instruções + +#### Section I - Preparation + +1. Start Ohneschwanzenegger. You may get a Windows SmartScreen prompt, this is a false positive and you can run the program anyway by pressing `More info` and `Run anyway`. + +2. Press the `Local Cache` button, create a new folder for the NUS cache to be output in, and then press OK. An example folder is given below. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nuscache.png) + +3. Press `Nand Dump` on the toolbar, and then press `New nand`. This should open a pop-up window where you can adjust parameters for a new NAND dump. Press the large `Existing Nand...` button and find your existing NAND dump from your Wii. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/newnand.png) + +4. This will fill in information such as the keys, Boot 1/2, and your bad blocks automatically. ONLY change the Destination box to `./blankNand.bin`, which will output the NAND to the program folder with the name `blankNand.bin`. Then, press OK. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/renamenand.png) + +#### Section II - Creating a Blank NAND + +1. Now that the NAND is loaded into the program, select `Content` on the toolbar and then press Format. This will initialize your BLANK NAND, not your backup NAND. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/formatnand.png) + +2. Select the top left text box in the program and type in the Wii System Menu version that you need the NAND to have. Note that this should optimally be the version that your NAND was previously using. This NAND was using `4.3U`. Other valid examples are `3.2U`, `4.3E`, or `3.4J`. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/sysmenu.png) + +3. Once you have confirmed you have entered the version of the menu that you want, press enter or `Get It!`. This will begin downloading the menu from NUS servers, with the progress displayed in the program. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/menudownload.png) + +4. Once the menu has finished downloading, a pop-up will display showing the settings appended to the NAND. It will be autofilled depending on what was in your NAND, although the serial number may be incorrect. You can edit this if you would like, otherwise keep everything blank and press OK. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/settings.png) + +5. Next, press `Content` on the taskbar and press `Write meta entries`. Then, go back to the menu and press `Flush`. You may then close the window. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/finalsteps.png) + +#### Section III - Verifying the NAND + +1. If NAND Bin Checker is not already in the same directory as Ohneschwanzenegger, copy it there now. Then, open a terminal in that directory. Run the following command: `.\nandBinCheck.exe .\blankNand.bin`. If you named the NAND something else, adjust the command accordingly. The program will then check the validity of the NAND. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nandcheck.png) + +2. If all is well, the result should look similar to the below. If there are ANY errors that stand out, DO NOT use this NAND and try again as it may damage or permanantly brick your Wii. If you continue to get these errors on further attempts, go to the Nintendo Homebrew discord server for support. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nandcheckresult.png) + +3. Move the `blankNand.bin` to your Wii SD card and rename it to `nand.bin` so that it can be flashed by BootMii. Remember not to overwrite your existing NAND! + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nandname.png) + +[Continue to BootMii Recovery](bootmiirecover) +Now that you have a blank NAND, you can restore it on your Wii using BootMii. +{: .notice--info} diff --git a/_pages/pt_PT/bootmiirecover.md b/_pages/pt_PT/bootmiirecover.md index 5a006c292..9a07c1233 100644 --- a/_pages/pt_PT/bootmiirecover.md +++ b/_pages/pt_PT/bootmiirecover.md @@ -12,7 +12,6 @@ If you have BootMii installed as boot2 you will need to launch BootMii by restar If the screen stays black and the blue disc drive light is blinking, you are missing the BootMii files on your SD card. Download [this zip file](https://static.hackmii.com/bootmii_sd_files.zip) and extract it to the root of your SD card, then try again. Download [this zip file](https://static.hackmii.com/bootmii_sd_files.zip) and extract it to the root of your SD card, then try again. {: .notice--warning} - Family edition Wiis (Wiis without GameCube ports) CANNOT restore NAND backups. This is because of the lack of GameCube ports which are required on non-boot2 Wiis to enter the restoration confirmation code. For additional help, please seek support. {: .notice--danger} diff --git a/_pages/pt_PT/bricks.md b/_pages/pt_PT/bricks.md index ede0ec0c7..eea7d9fe9 100644 --- a/_pages/pt_PT/bricks.md +++ b/_pages/pt_PT/bricks.md @@ -75,7 +75,7 @@ A semibrick occurs when a different region Wii Menu or a different region custom #### Solutions Verify in AnyRegion Changer that your console region is the same as the theme or Wii Menu that you have installed. -If this was caused by a theme you installed, use MyMenuifyMod to re-download the original theme file. +If this was caused by a theme you installed, use csm-installer to reinstall the original theme. If this was caused by a Wii Menu WAD you installed, use [NUS Downloader](https://wiibrew.org/wiki/NUSD) to re-obtain your original Wii Menu. diff --git a/_pages/pt_PT/dump-games.md b/_pages/pt_PT/dump-games.md index 4a54547fe..31396d70f 100644 --- a/_pages/pt_PT/dump-games.md +++ b/_pages/pt_PT/dump-games.md @@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ title: "Dumping Wii/GameCube games" {% include toc title="Table of Contents" %} -Want to dump a GameCube or a Wii disk? You can either dump directly to an SD card or USB drive, or over the local network. +This guide covers dumping GameCube or Wii game discs to a local SD card or USB drive on your Wii. ### Dumping a Disc to SD/USB (CleanRip) @@ -13,10 +13,7 @@ Want to dump a GameCube or a Wii disk? You can either dump directly to an SD car + An SD card or USB drive with at least 4.7 GB of free space (8.5 GB if dumping a dual layer disc). + [CleanRip](https://oscwii.org/library/app/cleanrip) -#### Instructions - -If you are dumping one of the 13 games on [this list](https://wiki.dolphin-emu.org/index.php?title=Category:Dual_Layer_Disc_games), set `Dual Layer` to `Yes`. -{: .notice--info} +#### Preparation 1. Power off your console. 1. Insert your SD card or USB drive into your computer. @@ -25,96 +22,76 @@ If you are dumping one of the 13 games on [this list](https://wiki.dolphin-emu.o 1. Power on your console. 1. Launch the Homebrew Channel. 1. Launch CleanRip from the list of homebrew. +1. When prompted, select `Yes` to calculate disc checksums. + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/checksum.png) + 1. Select your device that you will be dumping the game to - your USB drive or SD card. - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/2.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/device.png) + +1. Select the filesystem type of the device - in most cases it will be FAT (FAT32). + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/filesystem.png) + +1. Ensure that your device is connected to the system and press A to proceed. + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/insertdevice.png) 1. When prompted, select `Yes` to download the redump.org DAT files. + This is required to ensure that the resulting dumps are clean/accurate. - You may get an exception error if you do this. If so, simply skip and verify your dump on Dolphin Emulator if needed. + You may get an exception error if you do this. If so, restart your Wii and try again - but if you continue to get exception errors, dump the disc and verify the checksum in Dolphin instead if needed. {: .notice--warning} - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/3.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/redump.png) -1. Now insert the game you want to dump. +1. Insert the game disc you would like to dump, and press A to continue. - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/4.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/insertdisc.png) + +### Dumping a Wii Disc + +As of v2.1.2 of CleanRip, there is an option to auto-detect whether or not the disc you have is dual layer. If you are on an earlier version, or just want to verify that the correct option is being selected, you can check [this list](https://wiki.dolphin-emu.org/index.php?title=Category:Dual_Layer_Disc_games) to see if your game is a dual layer disc. +{: .notice--info} + +If you get an unrecovered read error, ensure that the disc you are attempting to dump is clean and can be properly read by the console. Even though you may be able to play the game disc normally, you may still get this error. If the error persists, try to dump another disc and see if the same error happens. +{: .notice--warning} + +1. When prompted, select if your disc is an unlicensed Datel disc. If unsure, select `No`. + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/dateldisc.png) 1. Set the settings as shown on the screen below, while verifying if your game disc is dual layer or not. - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/6.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/wiisettings.png) 1. Press A to start dumping the disc. - + It can take a while, since it will dump the full 4.7 GB disc contents (8.5 GB for dual layer discs). + + This process can take quite some time, since it will dump all 4.7 GB of the DVD (8.5 GB for dual layer discs). - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/7.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/wiiprogress.png) -1. Proceed to [joining PART files](dump-games#joining-part-files-on-a-fat32-device). +1. When the dump finishes, you should see a screen with the MD5 checksum of your disc, compared to the Redump DAT if you enabled it. -### Dumping a Disc over LAN (Wii DVD Dumper) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/wiidumpcomplete.png) -#### Requirements - -+ A Windows/macOS/Linux PC with an internet connection -+ [DVD](/assets/files/DVDDumpTool.zip) - -#### Instructions - -Download speeds will be slow due to limitations in the network hardware of the Wii, but it remains a valid solution if you are willing to be patient. +Proceed to [Managing Wii Backups](wii-backups) to join the PART files that are output, and manage your dumped games. {: .notice--info} -Dumping a game over a local network -{: .notice--warning} +### Dumping a GameCube Disc -1. Extract DVD Dump Tool and put it in the `apps` folder on your SD card or USB drive. -1. Insert your SD card into your Wii, and launch CleanRip from the Homebrew Channel. -1. Power on your console. -1. Launch the Homebrew Channel. -1. Launch DVD Dump Tool from the list of homebrew. -1. Press the right on the D-pad and press A. -1. Choose the disc that you want to copy (The options are: `GameCube Disc`, `Wii Single-Layer Disc`, `Wii Dual-Layer Disc` and press "A" +1. When prompted, select if your disc is an unlicensed Datel disc. If unsure, select `No`. - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/2.png) -1. Insert your SD card into your Wii, and launch DVD Dump Tool from the Homebrew Channel. - + If it is already inserted, eject and reinsert the disc. + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/dateldisc.png) - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/insertthedisc.jpg) -1. Select the proper disc type. +1. Press A to start dumping the disc. + + This process can take some time, since it will dump all 1.3 GB of the Mini DVD. - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/3.png) -1. Press any button to begin the dumping process. + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/gcprogress.png) - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/4.png) -1. Remember your Wii URL (IP address) -1. On your computer's web browser, go to your address bar and enter the Wii URL. +1. When the dump finishes, you should see a screen with the MD5 checksum of your disc, compared to the Redump DAT if you enabled it. - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/5.png) -1. Click on `Click here to download XXXX.iso`. -1. Proceed to [joining PART files](dump-games#joining-part-files-on-a-fat32-device). + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/gcdumpcomplete.png) -### Joining PART files on a FAT32 device - -If you dumped the disc on a FAT32 formatted, device, you should've got at least 2 files that end with `.partX.iso`. They need to be joined up. -{: .notice--info} - -#### Windows - -1. Copy all the files that share the same name and end with `.partX.iso` into an empty folder on your computer. -1. In this folder, click the address bar in Windows Explorer and copy its PATH. -1. Select "Open PowerShell window here". -1. Run `cd [PATH]`. -1. Finally, type `copy /b *.part?.iso game.iso` and press enter. -1. Wait until the merging process finishes. - + It should end with the terminal outputting `1 file(s) copied`. - -#### macOS/Linux - -1. Copy all the files that share the same name and end with `.partX.iso` in a folder on your computer. -1. Open up a Terminal. -1. Use the `cd ` command and replace `` by the path to your `.partX.iso` files. -1. Use the following command as is: `cat \*.part?.iso > game.iso`. -1. Wait until it finishes. - -To organize the games on your drive properly, you'll need to use [Wii Backup Manager](wiibackupmanager). -{: .notice--info} +Proceed to [Managing GameCube Backups](gc-backups) to shrink the size of your output file, and manage your dumped games. +{: .notice--info} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/_pages/pt_PT/gc-backups.md b/_pages/pt_PT/gc-backups.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..06b673d7d --- /dev/null +++ b/_pages/pt_PT/gc-backups.md @@ -0,0 +1,49 @@ +--- +title: "Managing GameCube Backups" +--- + +{% include toc title="Table of Contents" %} + +This guide provides instructions on how to manage your GameCube backups, using GameCube Backup Manager. It functions similar to [Wii Backup Manager](wii-backups#using-wii-backup-manager). + +### Requirements + +* An SD card or USB drive +* [GameCube Backup Manager](https://github.com/AxionDrak/GameCube-Backup-Manager/releases) + +To play multiple games, it is recommended to use an external hard drive for your Wii. Any external hard drive found on most modern marketplaces should work with your Wii. +{: .notice--info} + +Make sure your USB drive is formatted as FAT32. Do not format it as other types such as NTFS, exFAT, extFS, or WBFS, the latter being an outdated filesystem for storing Wii games. +{: .notice--info} + +### Instructions + +#### Section I - Downloading + +1. Extract GameCube Backup Manager, and launch the program. +1. Insert your USB drive into your computer. + +#### Section II - Copying Games Over + +1. Open the application and locate the folder button in the bottom right corner. Click on it to open the file explorer window. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/folderbutton.png) + +1. Navigate to the location of the folder that contains the game file you want to transfer. This could be on your computer's hard drive or an external storage device. Once you find the folder, select it. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/selectfolder.png) + +1. Click on the `Files (Destination)` tab, then select the `Inactive` option from the dropdown menu. This will allow you to choose the drive where you want to transfer the game. Select the appropriate drive letter from the list. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/selectdrive.png) + +1. Next, go back to the `Files (Source)` tab, select the game you want to transfer, and then click either `Install Game (1:1)` or `Install Game (Scrub)`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/installgame.png) + +Selecting `Install Game (Scrub)` will remove unnecessary data from the game, reducing the game's file size. For some games this can be a major reduction, for example with Animal Crossing - going from 1.3GB to around 26MB. +{: .notice--info} + +[Click here to go back to the site index.](site-navigation) +{: .notice--info} diff --git a/_pages/pt_PT/site-navigation.md b/_pages/pt_PT/site-navigation.md index 1bdbc9592..2ae4bc6d5 100644 --- a/_pages/pt_PT/site-navigation.md +++ b/_pages/pt_PT/site-navigation.md @@ -44,6 +44,7 @@ sitemap: false + [Priiloader](priiloader) + [Relaunching the HackMii Installer](hackmii) + [Updating Wii Menu to v4.3](update) ++ [Restoring The Wii NAND to Stock](wii-factory-reset) + [Wii Mod Lite](wnd-mini) + YAWM ModMii Edition
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@@ -51,16 +52,17 @@ sitemap: false {% capture notice-5 %} **Homebrew** + [Creating Wii Game Shortcuts](wiigsc) -+ [GameCube Backup Manager](gcbackupmanager) + [How to dump Channels (WADs)](dump-wads) + [How to dump GameCube/Wii Games](dump-games) -+ [Installing RSSMii](rssmii) ++ [Managing GameCube Backups](gc-backups) + [Managing GameCube Save Files](gcsaves) ++ [Managing Wii Backups](wii-backups) + [Priiloader Usage](priiloader-usage) + [Recommended Homebrew](recommended-homebrew) ++ [Installing RSSMii](rssmii) ++ [Transferring Save Games](transfer-saves) + [USB Loader GX](wii-loaders) + [Performing a SysCheck](syscheck) -+ [Wii Backup Manager](wiibackupmanager) + Installing Wii Menu Themes on vWii
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diff --git a/_pages/pt_PT/themes.md b/_pages/pt_PT/themes.md index e01c0d48d..0d5c5532d 100644 --- a/_pages/pt_PT/themes.md +++ b/_pages/pt_PT/themes.md @@ -6,17 +6,17 @@ title: "Installing Wii Menu Themes" This guide is intended for regular Wiis only. For installing themes on vWii (Wii U), follow [this page](themes-vwii). Additionally, forwarders are covered. +### Section I - Finding a Theme + DO NOT CONTINUE WITH THIS GUIDE UNLESS YOU HAVE ADEQUATE BRICK PROTECTION, SPECIFICALLY [BOOTMII](bootmii) AND [PRIILOADER](priiloader)! {: .notice--danger} -For safety purposes, please do not use any other version of MyMenuify than the one linked here, as MyMenuify Mod is the safest way to install a theme. +csm-installer has built in safety features to prevent from installing bad or corrupt Wii Menu themes, so please opt to use it instead of other theme installation homebrew. {: .notice--warning} Do not use any other version of ThemeMii than the one linked here, as ThemeMii Mod allows you to make a theme for Wii Menu version 4.3, other versions may not. {: .notice--warning} -### Section I - Finding a Theme - Only install themes on your Wii that have been formatted specifically for it, and its current region. Installing themes from the wrong region or version on your Wii will cause a brick. This tutorial will tell you how to create a .csm file that is safe to install. {: .notice--danger} @@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ Before proceeding, it helps to know the difference between .MYM and .CSM as file * Wii Theme Team Creations v2 * An SD card or USB drive * Below are some links to themes. -* [MyMenuify Mod](https://oscwii.org/library/app/mymenuifymod) +* [csm-installer](https://oscwii.org/library/app/csm-installer) * [ThemeMii Mod](/assets/files/New_ThemeMii_MOD.zip) #### Section II - Building the Theme @@ -52,21 +52,13 @@ If you don't want to go through the hassle of using an external program to build #### Section III - Installing the Theme -1. Launch MyMenuify Mod from the Homebrew Channel. -1. Put the .csm file you saved in a folder called `modthemes` on your SD card or USB drive. -1. Copy the theme file to the storage medium under the `modthemes` directory. -1. We recommend you [install cIOS](cios) before continuing. -1. Go into MyMenuifyMod, and acknowledge the disclaimer. After an introduction message, it will ask you what IOS you want to use in the app. Select `IOS58`. - - If the former gives an `Exception DSI occurred!` error, press Reset on the Wii console, launch it again, then try `IOS250`. - {: .notice--info} - -1. Select your storage medium, and you should now see a selection of your themes. - - ![](/images/themes/mym-theme-selection.png) - -1. Find a theme you want to install. If it is signed, MyMenuifyMod will indicate it to you, otherwise it will warn you. Be absolutely sure at this point that you have downloaded the correct theme for your system menu version and region. -1. Install the theme. +1. Extract the csm-installer `.zip` file to the root of your SD card or USB device. +1. Create a new directory on your SD card or USB device called `themes` if it does not already exist. +1. Copy your `.csm` file to the `themes` directory. +1. Insert your SD card or USB drive into your Wii, and launch the Homebrew Channel. +1. Launch csm-installer, and wait for it to load. +1. Select the theme you would like to install with `A`. Be absolutely sure at this point that you have downloaded the correct theme for your system menu version and region. +1. Press `+` to install the theme. 1. Highlight the theme you want to install, then press A. Give it a moment to install the theme, then press any button to go to the Wii Menu. Hopefully, the theme installed correctly. If all goes well, you will have a result similar to the below! ![](/images/themes/themed-wii-menu.png) diff --git a/_pages/pt_PT/wii-backups.md b/_pages/pt_PT/wii-backups.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..876273428 --- /dev/null +++ b/_pages/pt_PT/wii-backups.md @@ -0,0 +1,140 @@ +--- +title: Managing Wii Backups +--- + +{% include toc title="Table of Contents" %} + +This guide provides instructions on how to manage your Wii backups, from joining .PART files that are output through CleanRip, to shrinking game files that can be copied onto a FAT32 device. Two programs that can be used to manage your Wii backups are Wii Backup Manager (for Windows) and Wii Backup Fusion (for Linux and MacOS) and are covered below. + +For storing multiple games, we recommend an external hard drive for your Wii. Most of those found on the market should work fine. +{: .notice--info} + +A flash drive is not recommended, as they are small and may vary in behavior even between the same product.
+As an alternative, you may simply use an SD card, however the Wii's SD card slot will be slow. +{: .notice--info} + +Make sure your USB drive is formatted as FAT32. Do not format it as other types such as exFAT, extFS.
+You may format it as NTFS, but it won't work with a majority of apps (eg. The Homebrew Channel, Nintendont) +{: .notice--info} + +### Joining PART files on a FAT32 device + +If your disc was dumped to a FAT32 device, you should have gotten at least two files that end with `.partX.iso`, due to filesystem limitations. They need to be joined (on a supported filesystem like NTFS) so the file can be read correctly. +{: .notice--info} + +#### Windows + +1. Copy the files that share the same name and end with `.partX.iso` into an empty folder on your computer. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/dumpedpartfiles.png) + +2. In this folder, click the address bar in Windows Explorer and type in `cmd`, this will open a command prompt window there. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/opencmd.png) + +3. Type `copy /b *.part?.iso game.iso` and press enter. Wait for the command to finish, your terminal output should be similar to the below. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/joinpartfiles.png) + +4. If the copy process executed correctly, the checksum from the game dump info file (located where you dumped your disc at) should match the resulting joined file. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/filemd5.png) + +#### macOS/Linux + +1. Copy the files that share the same name and end with `.partX.iso` into an empty folder on your computer. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/dumpedpartfileslinux.png) + +2. Open a terminal in the directory where your files are at, or `cd [PATH]` to it. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/openterminallinux.png) + +3. Use the following command as is: ``cat `ls *.part?.iso | sort` > game.iso``. Then, wait for the merging process to finish. Like in Windows, the resulting checksum should match the dump. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/mergesuccesslinux.png) + +### Using Wii Backup Manager + +#### Requirements + +- A PC running Windows +- A USB drive or SD card +- A dumped ISO from a Wii game disc +- [Wii Backup Manager](https://static.wiidatabase.de/Wii-Backup-Manager.zip) + +#### Section I - Installation + +1. Extract Wii Backup Manager, and launch the program. +2. Insert your USB drive or SD card into your computer. + +#### Section II - Copying Games + +1. Go to the `Drive 1` tab, then select the drive that will hold your backed up Wii games. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/select_drive.png) + +2. Go to the `Files` tab, then select `Add`. + + - Select `Files` to add multiple games to the program, or select `Folder` to add a whole folder of games. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/select_games.png) + +3. Go to `Select`, then click `Games not on drive 1`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/select_games2.png) + +4. Select `Transfer`, then select `Drive 1` to transfer the games over. The progress will be displayed on the right side of the window. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/transfer_todrive.png) + +### Using Wii Backup Fusion + +#### Requirements + +- A PC running MacOS or Linux +- A USB drive or SD card +- A dumped ISO from a Wii game disc +- [Wii Backup Fusion](https://github.com/larsenv/Wii-Backup-Fusion) +- [Wiimm's ISO Tools](https://wit.wiimm.de/download.html) + +#### Section I - Installation + +1. Download Wiimm's ISO tools for your OS and extract the .tar.gz into a folder that you can access with the terminal. The extracted folder should have these files inside: + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/witinstallfolder.png) + +2. Open a terminal in the folder that you just extracted, and run `sudo ./install.sh`. + +3. Download Wii Backup Fusion for your OS and install. If on Linux, you will need to make the appimage executable by running `chmod +x [FILE]`. + +#### Section II - Copying Games + +1. Open Wii Backup Fusion and press `Load`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/loadwbf.png) + +2. Select the directory where your game ISO is at. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/opendirectorywbf.png) + +3. Right click on the game that you want to transfer to a drive, and press `Transfer to image`. Use the following settings: + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/settingswbf.png) + +4. If there is not already a `wbfs` directory on your game drive, make one. + +5. Make another directory inside of the `wbfs` folder for the game backup. Take note of the Game ID in Wii Backup Fusion as you will need this for the game folder. + +6. Make a game folder for your game, formatted as `game name [GAMEID]`. For the game dumped as an example in this guide, it would be named `New Super Mario Bros. Wii [SMNE01]`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/wbfsname.png) + +7. Copy the game.wbfs file that was made in Step 3 to this new folder. The drive should be ready to use on a Wii. + +[Continue to cIOS](cios)
+cIOS is needed for your Wii to use a USB Loader. Once this is done, you can use [USB Loader GX or WiiFlow](wii-loaders) to play games from your USB drive or SD card. +{: .notice--info} + +[Click here to go back to the site index.](site-navigation) +{: .notice--info} diff --git a/_pages/pt_PT/wii-factory-reset.md b/_pages/pt_PT/wii-factory-reset.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..10a8cb679 --- /dev/null +++ b/_pages/pt_PT/wii-factory-reset.md @@ -0,0 +1,90 @@ +--- +title: Restoring The Wii NAND to Stock +--- + +{% include toc title="Table of Contents" %} + +This guide details how to create a stock NAND for your Wii system using a program called Ohneschwanzenegger. Unlike the `Format Wii System Memory` option in the Wii settings, this will completely wipe any changes to the NAND by downloading a stock Wii System Menu from NUS servers. If followed correctly, the Wii should have no homebrew left on the system, stock IOSes, and boot up to a factory setup screen when the NAND is flashed. + +Please note that this program **needs** an existing (even bricked!) NAND backup to function, as it needs to have a copy of the first 8 blocks of NAND, a bad blocks list, and AES/HMAC keys. + +{% capture here-be-dragons %} + +The instructions detailed in this guide WILL ERASE YOUR WII SYSTEM MEMORY and should only be considered as a LAST RESORT or if you are trying to do any of the following: + +- Restore the Wii to a state comparable to when it left the factory. +- Fix a brick where you do not have a functional NAND backup or access to the Homebrew Channel but can still make one using BootMii. +- You are unable to revert certain changes to the Wii System Memory such as all cIOS with DARKCORP. + +{% endcapture %} + +
{{ here-be-dragons | markdownify }}
+ +If you are trying to [update your Wii to 4.3U](update) with homebrew or update outdated homebrew/IOS, you most likely do not need to follow this guide. Instead, you can use a tool like the SysCheck Updater Wizard built into [ModMii](modmii#syscheck-updater-wizard). If you are confused about this process, consider joining the Nintendo Homebrew discord server for support. +{: .notice--warning} + +### Requirements + +- An SD card with at least 512MB of free space +- A [NAND backup](bootmii) from the specific system you are trying to flash +- A Windows computer with an Internet connection +- [Ohneschwanzenegger](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/modmii/modmii.github.io/master/temp/ohneschwanzenegger.zip) +- [Nand BIN Checker](/assets/files/nandBinCheck.zip) + +### Instructions + +#### Section I - Preparation + +1. Start Ohneschwanzenegger. You may get a Windows SmartScreen prompt, this is a false positive and you can run the program anyway by pressing `More info` and `Run anyway`. + +2. Press the `Local Cache` button, create a new folder for the NUS cache to be output in, and then press OK. An example folder is given below. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nuscache.png) + +3. Press `Nand Dump` on the toolbar, and then press `New nand`. This should open a pop-up window where you can adjust parameters for a new NAND dump. Press the large `Existing Nand...` button and find your existing NAND dump from your Wii. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/newnand.png) + +4. This will fill in information such as the keys, Boot 1/2, and your bad blocks automatically. ONLY change the Destination box to `./blankNand.bin`, which will output the NAND to the program folder with the name `blankNand.bin`. Then, press OK. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/renamenand.png) + +#### Section II - Creating a Blank NAND + +1. Now that the NAND is loaded into the program, select `Content` on the toolbar and then press Format. This will initialize your BLANK NAND, not your backup NAND. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/formatnand.png) + +2. Select the top left text box in the program and type in the Wii System Menu version that you need the NAND to have. Note that this should optimally be the version that your NAND was previously using. This NAND was using `4.3U`. Other valid examples are `3.2U`, `4.3E`, or `3.4J`. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/sysmenu.png) + +3. Once you have confirmed you have entered the version of the menu that you want, press enter or `Get It!`. This will begin downloading the menu from NUS servers, with the progress displayed in the program. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/menudownload.png) + +4. Once the menu has finished downloading, a pop-up will display showing the settings appended to the NAND. It will be autofilled depending on what was in your NAND, although the serial number may be incorrect. You can edit this if you would like, otherwise keep everything blank and press OK. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/settings.png) + +5. Next, press `Content` on the taskbar and press `Write meta entries`. Then, go back to the menu and press `Flush`. You may then close the window. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/finalsteps.png) + +#### Section III - Verifying the NAND + +1. If NAND Bin Checker is not already in the same directory as Ohneschwanzenegger, copy it there now. Then, open a terminal in that directory. Run the following command: `.\nandBinCheck.exe .\blankNand.bin`. If you named the NAND something else, adjust the command accordingly. The program will then check the validity of the NAND. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nandcheck.png) + +2. If all is well, the result should look similar to the below. If there are ANY errors that stand out, DO NOT use this NAND and try again as it may damage or permanantly brick your Wii. If you continue to get these errors on further attempts, go to the Nintendo Homebrew discord server for support. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nandcheckresult.png) + +3. Move the `blankNand.bin` to your Wii SD card and rename it to `nand.bin` so that it can be flashed by BootMii. Remember not to overwrite your existing NAND! + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nandname.png) + +[Continue to BootMii Recovery](bootmiirecover) +Now that you have a blank NAND, you can restore it on your Wii using BootMii. +{: .notice--info} diff --git a/_pages/ro_RO/bootmiirecover.md b/_pages/ro_RO/bootmiirecover.md index fd01b02cd..a099c3ddc 100644 --- a/_pages/ro_RO/bootmiirecover.md +++ b/_pages/ro_RO/bootmiirecover.md @@ -12,7 +12,6 @@ If you have BootMii installed as boot2, you will need to launch BootMii by resta If the screen stays black and the blue disc drive light is blinking upon launching BootMii, you are missing the BootMii files on your SD card. Download [this zip file](https://static.hackmii.com/bootmii_sd_files.zip) and extract it to the root of your SD card, then try again. {: .notice--warning} - Family edition Wiis (Wiis without GameCube ports) CANNOT restore NAND backups. This is because of the lack of GameCube ports which are required on non-boot2 Wiis to enter the restoration confirmation code. For additional help, please seek support. {: .notice--danger} diff --git a/_pages/ro_RO/bricks.md b/_pages/ro_RO/bricks.md index 0152e3e94..af4306981 100644 --- a/_pages/ro_RO/bricks.md +++ b/_pages/ro_RO/bricks.md @@ -75,7 +75,7 @@ A semibrick occurs when a different region Wii Menu or a different region custom #### Solutions Verify in AnyRegion Changer that your console region is the same as the theme or Wii Menu that you have installed. -If this was caused by a theme you installed, use MyMenuifyMod to re-download the original theme file. +If this was caused by a theme you installed, use csm-installer to reinstall the original theme. If this was caused by a Wii Menu WAD you installed, use [NUS Downloader](https://wiibrew.org/wiki/NUSD) to re-obtain your original Wii Menu. diff --git a/_pages/ro_RO/dump-games.md b/_pages/ro_RO/dump-games.md index 7cd61bcb9..9fe7a6063 100644 --- a/_pages/ro_RO/dump-games.md +++ b/_pages/ro_RO/dump-games.md @@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ title: "Dumping Wii/GameCube games" {% include toc title="Tabel de Conținut" %} -This guide covers dumping GameCube or Wii game discs. You can either dump directly to an SD card or USB drive, or over the local network. +This guide covers dumping GameCube or Wii game discs to a local SD card or USB drive on your Wii. ### Dumping a Disc to SD/USB (CleanRip) @@ -13,10 +13,7 @@ This guide covers dumping GameCube or Wii game discs. You can either dump direct + An SD card or USB drive with at least 4.7 GB of free space (8.5 GB if dumping a dual layer disc). + [CleanRip](https://oscwii.org/library/app/cleanrip) -#### Instrucțiuni - -If you are dumping one of the 13 games on [this list](https://wiki.dolphin-emu.org/index.php?title=Category:Dual_Layer_Disc_games), set `Dual Layer` in Step 6 to `Yes`. -{: .notice--info} +#### Preparation 1. Copy all the files that share the same name and end with `.partX.iso` into an empty folder on your computer. 1. Open the folder in File Explorer. @@ -25,96 +22,76 @@ If you are dumping one of the 13 games on [this list](https://wiki.dolphin-emu.o 1. In the new window that appears, type `cmd` and press enter. 1. Finally, type `copy /b *.part?.iso game.iso` and press enter. 1. Launch CleanRip from the list of homebrew. +1. When prompted, select `Yes` to calculate disc checksums. + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/checksum.png) + 1. Select your device that you will be dumping the game to - a USB device or SD card. - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/2.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/device.png) + +1. Select the filesystem type of the device - in most cases it will be FAT (FAT32). + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/filesystem.png) + +1. Ensure that your device is connected to the system and press A to proceed. + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/insertdevice.png) 1. When prompted, select `Yes` to download the redump.org DAT files. + This is required to ensure that the resulting dumps are clean/accurate. - You may get an exception error if you do this. If so, simply skip and verify your dump on Dolphin Emulator if needed. + You may get an exception error if you do this. If so, restart your Wii and try again - but if you continue to get exception errors, dump the disc and verify the checksum in Dolphin instead if needed. {: .notice--warning} - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/3.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/redump.png) -1. Insert the game disc you would like to dump. +1. Insert the game disc you would like to dump, and press A to continue. - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/4.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/insertdisc.png) + +### Dumping a Wii Disc + +As of v2.1.2 of CleanRip, there is an option to auto-detect whether or not the disc you have is dual layer. If you are on an earlier version, or just want to verify that the correct option is being selected, you can check [this list](https://wiki.dolphin-emu.org/index.php?title=Category:Dual_Layer_Disc_games) to see if your game is a dual layer disc. +{: .notice--info} + +If you get an unrecovered read error, ensure that the disc you are attempting to dump is clean and can be properly read by the console. Even though you may be able to play the game disc normally, you may still get this error. If the error persists, try to dump another disc and see if the same error happens. +{: .notice--warning} + +1. When prompted, select if your disc is an unlicensed Datel disc. If unsure, select `No`. + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/dateldisc.png) 1. Set the settings as shown on the screen below, while verifying if your game disc is dual layer or not. - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/6.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/wiisettings.png) 1. Press A to start dumping the disc. - + This process can take quite some time, since it will dump the full 4.7 GB disc contents (8.5 GB for dual layer discs). + + This process can take quite some time, since it will dump all 4.7 GB of the DVD (8.5 GB for dual layer discs). - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/7.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/wiiprogress.png) -1. Proceed to [joining PART files](dump-games#joining-part-files-on-a-fat32-device). +1. When the dump finishes, you should see a screen with the MD5 checksum of your disc, compared to the Redump DAT if you enabled it. -### Dumping a Disc over LAN (Wii DVD Dumper) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/wiidumpcomplete.png) -#### Instrumente necesare - -+ A Windows/macOS/Linux PC with an internet connection -+ [DVD Dump Tool](/assets/files/DVDDumpTool.zip) - -#### Instrucțiuni - -To organize the games on your drive properly, you'll need to use [Wii Backup Manager](wiibackupmanager). +Proceed to [Managing Wii Backups](wii-backups) to join the PART files that are output, and manage your dumped games. {: .notice--info} -Your Wii and your computer must be connected to the same local network. -{: .notice--warning} +### Dumping a GameCube Disc -1. Copy all the files that share the same name and end with `.partX.iso` in a folder on your computer. -1. Insert the SD card or USB drive into your Wii, and launch the d2x cIOS Installer from the Homebrew Channel -1. Use the `cd ` command and replace `` by the path to your `.partX.iso` files. -1. Launch the Homebrew Channel. -1. Launch DVD Dump Tool from the list of homebrew. -1. Press right on the D-pad, then press A. -1. Choose the disc that you want to copy (The options are: `GameCube Disc`, `Wii Single-Layer Disc`, `Wii Dual-Layer Disc`) and press "A" +1. When prompted, select if your disc is an unlicensed Datel disc. If unsure, select `No`. - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/2.png) -1. Insert the game disc into your Wii. - + If it is already inserted, eject and reinsert the disc. + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/dateldisc.png) - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/insertthedisc.jpg) -1. Select the proper disc type. +1. Press A to start dumping the disc. + + This process can take some time, since it will dump all 1.3 GB of the Mini DVD. - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/3.png) -1. Press any button to begin the dumping process. + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/gcprogress.png) - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/4.png) -1. Remember or write down your Wii's URL (IP address). -1. On your computer, open the browser, go to your address bar and enter the Wii URL. +1. When the dump finishes, you should see a screen with the MD5 checksum of your disc, compared to the Redump DAT if you enabled it. - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/5.png) -1. Click on `Click here to download XXXX.iso`. -1. Proceed to [joining PART files](dump-games#joining-part-files-on-a-fat32-device). + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/gcdumpcomplete.png) -### Joining PART files on a FAT32 device - -If you dumped the disc (regardless if it was to a PC or Wii) on a FAT32 formatted device, you should have gotten at least two files that end with `.partX.iso`. They need to be joined. -{: .notice--info} - -#### Windows - -1. Copy the files that share the same name and end with `.partX.iso` into an empty folder on your computer. -1. In this folder, click the address bar in Windows Explorer and copy its PATH. -1. Open a PowerShell or Windows Terminal window. -1. Run `cd [PATH]`. -1. Type `copy /b *.part?.iso game.iso` and press enter. -1. Wait until the merging process finishes. - + It should end with the terminal outputting `1 file(s) copied`. - -#### macOS/Linux - -1. Copy the files that share the same name and end with `.partX.iso` into an empty folder on your computer. -1. Open up a Terminal. -1. Run `cd [PATH]`, replacing [PATH] with the folder path to your `.partX.iso` files. -1. Use the following command as is: `cat \*.part?.iso > game.iso`. -1. Wait until the merging process finishes. - -To organize the games on your drive properly, you can use [Wii Backup Manager](wiibackupmanager). -{: .notice--info} +Proceed to [Managing GameCube Backups](gc-backups) to shrink the size of your output file, and manage your dumped games. +{: .notice--info} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/_pages/ro_RO/gc-backups.md b/_pages/ro_RO/gc-backups.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..d7a5b7702 --- /dev/null +++ b/_pages/ro_RO/gc-backups.md @@ -0,0 +1,49 @@ +--- +title: "Managing GameCube Backups" +--- + +{% include toc title="Tabel de Conținut" %} + +This guide provides instructions on how to manage your GameCube backups, using GameCube Backup Manager. It functions similar to [Wii Backup Manager](wii-backups#using-wii-backup-manager). + +### Instrumente necesare + +* An SD card or USB drive +* [GameCube Backup Manager](https://github.com/AxionDrak/GameCube-Backup-Manager/releases) + +To play multiple games, it is recommended to use an external hard drive for your Wii. Any external hard drive found on most modern marketplaces should work with your Wii. +{: .notice--info} + +Make sure your USB drive is formatted as FAT32. Do not format it as other types such as NTFS, exFAT, extFS, or WBFS, the latter being an outdated filesystem for storing Wii games. +{: .notice--info} + +### Instrucțiuni + +#### Section I - Downloading + +1. Extract GameCube Backup Manager, and launch the program. +1. Insert your USB drive into your Wii mini and load the d2xl cIOS Installer from the Homebrew Channel. + +#### Section II - Copying Games Over + +1. Open the application and locate the folder button in the bottom right corner. Click on it to open the file explorer window. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/folderbutton.png) + +1. Navigate to the location of the folder that contains the game file you want to transfer. This could be on your computer's hard drive or an external storage device. Once you find the folder, select it. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/selectfolder.png) + +1. Click on the `Files (Destination)` tab, then select the `Inactive` option from the dropdown menu. This will allow you to choose the drive where you want to transfer the game. Select the appropriate drive letter from the list. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/selectdrive.png) + +1. Next, go back to the `Files (Source)` tab, select the game you want to transfer, and then click either `Install Game (1:1)` or `Install Game (Scrub)`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/installgame.png) + +Selecting `Install Game (Scrub)` will remove unnecessary data from the game, reducing the game's file size. For some games this can be a major reduction, for example with Animal Crossing - going from 1.3GB to around 26MB. +{: .notice--info} + +[Click here to view all of our tutorials that you can find on this website!](site-navigation) +{: .notice--info} diff --git a/_pages/ro_RO/site-navigation.md b/_pages/ro_RO/site-navigation.md index 5983cbb09..05c682438 100644 --- a/_pages/ro_RO/site-navigation.md +++ b/_pages/ro_RO/site-navigation.md @@ -44,6 +44,7 @@ sitemap: false + [Priiloader](priiloader) + [Relaunching the HackMii Installer](hackmii) + [Updating Wii Menu to v4.3](update) ++ [Restoring The Wii NAND to Stock](wii-factory-reset) + [Removing RSSMii](wnd-mini) + RiiTag
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@@ -51,16 +52,17 @@ sitemap: false {% capture notice-5 %} **Homebrew** + [Creating Wii Game Shortcuts](wiigsc) -+ [GameCube Backup Manager](gcbackupmanager) + [How to dump Channels (WADs)](dump-wads) + [How to dump GameCube/Wii Games](dump-games) -+ [RSSMii](rssmii) ++ [Managing GameCube Backups](gc-backups) + [Managing GameCube Save Files](gcsaves) ++ [Managing Wii Backups](wii-backups) + [Priiloader Usage](priiloader-usage) + [Recommended Homebrew](recommended-homebrew) ++ [RSSMii](rssmii) ++ [Transferring Save Games](transfer-saves) + [USB Loaders](wii-loaders) + [Using SysCheck](syscheck) -+ [Wii Backup Manager](wiibackupmanager) + [Wii Themes Guide](themes) {% endcapture %}
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diff --git a/_pages/ro_RO/themes.md b/_pages/ro_RO/themes.md index e3267ead5..3bde90086 100644 --- a/_pages/ro_RO/themes.md +++ b/_pages/ro_RO/themes.md @@ -6,17 +6,17 @@ title: "Installing Wii Menu Themes" This guide is intended to be the last you will ever need when it comes to theming on the Wii, not only providing instructions for the Wii Menu through MyMenuifyMod, but also with themes on WiiFlow Lite, USB Loader GX, and The Homebrew Channel. Additionally, forwarders are covered. +### Wii Menu Theming + DO NOT CONTINUE WITH THIS GUIDE UNLESS YOU HAVE ADEQUATE BRICK PROTECTION, SPECIFICALLY [BOOTMII](bootmii) AND [PRIILOADER](priiloader)! {: .notice--danger} -MyMenuifyMod has built in safety features to prevent from installing bad or corrupt Wii Menu themes, so please opt to use it instead of other theme installation homebrew. +csm-installer has built in safety features to prevent from installing bad or corrupt Wii Menu themes, so please opt to use it instead of other theme installation homebrew. {: .notice--warning} Do not use any other version of ThemeMii than the one linked here, as ThemeMii Mod allows you to make a theme for Wii Menu version 4.3, other versions may not. {: .notice--warning} -### Wii Menu Theming - Only install themes on your Wii that have been formatted specifically for its version and current region. Installing themes from the wrong version or region on your Wii will cause a [brick](bricks#theme-brick). This tutorial will tell you how to create a .csm file that is safe to install. {: .notice--danger} @@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ Before proceeding, it helps to know the difference between .MYM and .CSM as file * A modded Wii * An SD card or USB device * A Windows/macOS/Linux PC with an Internet connection -* [Wii Themer](https://oscwii.org/library/app/mymenuifymod) +* [csm-installer](https://oscwii.org/library/app/csm-installer) * [ThemeMii Mod](/assets/files/New_ThemeMii_MOD.zip) #### Building a Theme @@ -52,21 +52,13 @@ If you don't want to go through the hassle of using an external program to build #### Theme Installation -1. Extract MyMenuifyMod.zip to your SD card or USB drive. -1. Put the .csm file you saved in a folder called `modthemes` on your SD card or USB drive. -1. Insert your SD card or USB drive into your Wii. -1. Launch MyMenuify Mod from the Homebrew Channel. -1. Go into MyMenuifyMod, and acknowledge the disclaimer. It will ask what IOS you want to use in the app. Select `IOS58`. - - If you get `Exception DSI occured!`, press RESET on your Wii and try again. - {: .notice--info} - -1. Select your storage medium, and you should now see a selection of your themes. - - ![](/images/themes/mym-theme-selection.png) - -1. Select the theme you would like to install. If it is signed, MyMenuifyMod will indicate it to you, otherwise it will warn you. Be absolutely sure at this point that you have downloaded the correct theme for your system menu version and region. -1. Install the theme. +1. Extract the csm-installer `.zip` file to the root of your SD card or USB device. +1. Create a new directory on your SD card or USB device called `themes` if it does not already exist. +1. Copy your `.csm` file to the `themes` directory. +1. Insert your SD card or USB drive into your Wii, and launch the Homebrew Channel. +1. Launch csm-installer, and wait for it to load. +1. Select the theme you would like to install with `A`. Be absolutely sure at this point that you have downloaded the correct theme for your system menu version and region. +1. Press `+` to install the theme. 1. Reboot into the Wii Menu, and see if the theme successfully installed. If all goes well, you will have a result similar to the below! ![](/images/themes/themed-wii-menu.png) diff --git a/_pages/ro_RO/wii-backups.md b/_pages/ro_RO/wii-backups.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..7015b0f02 --- /dev/null +++ b/_pages/ro_RO/wii-backups.md @@ -0,0 +1,140 @@ +--- +title: Managing Wii Backups +--- + +{% include toc title="Tabel de Conținut" %} + +This guide provides instructions on how to manage your Wii backups, from joining .PART files that are output through CleanRip, to shrinking game files that can be copied onto a FAT32 device. Two programs that can be used to manage your Wii backups are Wii Backup Manager (for Windows) and Wii Backup Fusion (for Linux and MacOS) and are covered below. + +For storing multiple games, we recommend an external hard drive for your Wii. Most of those found on the market should work fine. +{: .notice--info} + +A flash drive is not recommended, as they are small and may vary in behavior even between the same product.
+As an alternative, you may simply use an SD card, however the Wii's SD card slot will be slow. +{: .notice--info} + +Make sure your USB drive is formatted as FAT32. Do not format it as other types such as exFAT, extFS.
+You may format it as NTFS, but it won't work with a majority of apps (eg. The Homebrew Channel, Nintendont) +{: .notice--info} + +### Joining PART files on a FAT32 device + +If your disc was dumped to a FAT32 device, you should have gotten at least two files that end with `.partX.iso`, due to filesystem limitations. They need to be joined (on a supported filesystem like NTFS) so the file can be read correctly. +{: .notice--info} + +#### Windows + +1. Copy the files that share the same name and end with `.partX.iso` into an empty folder on your computer. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/dumpedpartfiles.png) + +2. In this folder, click the address bar in Windows Explorer and type in `cmd`, this will open a command prompt window there. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/opencmd.png) + +3. Type `copy /b *.part?.iso game.iso` and press enter. Wait for the command to finish, your terminal output should be similar to the below. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/joinpartfiles.png) + +4. If the copy process executed correctly, the checksum from the game dump info file (located where you dumped your disc at) should match the resulting joined file. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/filemd5.png) + +#### macOS/Linux + +1. Copy the files that share the same name and end with `.partX.iso` into an empty folder on your computer. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/dumpedpartfileslinux.png) + +2. Open a terminal in the directory where your files are at, or `cd [PATH]` to it. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/openterminallinux.png) + +3. Use the following command as is: ``cat `ls *.part?.iso | sort` > game.iso``. Then, wait for the merging process to finish. Like in Windows, the resulting checksum should match the dump. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/mergesuccesslinux.png) + +### Using Wii Backup Manager + +#### Instrumente necesare + +- A PC running Windows +- A USB drive or SD card +- A dumped ISO from a Wii game disc +- [Wii Backup Manager](https://static.wiidatabase.de/Wii-Backup-Manager.zip) + +#### Section I - Installation + +1. Extract Wii Backup Manager, and launch the program. +2. Insert your USB drive or SD card into your computer. + +#### Section II - Copying Games + +1. Go to the `Drive 1` tab, then select the drive that will hold your backed up Wii games. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/select_drive.png) + +2. Go to the `Files` tab, then select `Add`. + + - Select `Files` to add multiple games to the program, or select `Folder` to add a whole folder of games. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/select_games.png) + +3. Go to `Select`, then click `Games not on drive 1`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/select_games2.png) + +4. Select `Transfer`, then select `Drive 1` to transfer the games over. The progress will be displayed on the right side of the window. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/transfer_todrive.png) + +### Using Wii Backup Fusion + +#### Instrumente necesare + +- A PC running MacOS or Linux +- A USB drive or SD card +- A dumped ISO from a Wii game disc +- [Wii Backup Fusion](https://github.com/larsenv/Wii-Backup-Fusion) +- [Wiimm's ISO Tools](https://wit.wiimm.de/download.html) + +#### Section I - Installation + +1. Download Wiimm's ISO tools for your OS and extract the .tar.gz into a folder that you can access with the terminal. The extracted folder should have these files inside: + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/witinstallfolder.png) + +2. Open a terminal in the folder that you just extracted, and run `sudo ./install.sh`. + +3. Download Wii Backup Fusion for your OS and install. If on Linux, you will need to make the appimage executable by running `chmod +x [FILE]`. + +#### Section II - Copying Games + +1. Open Wii Backup Fusion and press `Load`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/loadwbf.png) + +2. Select the directory where your game ISO is at. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/opendirectorywbf.png) + +3. Right click on the game that you want to transfer to a drive, and press `Transfer to image`. Use the following settings: + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/settingswbf.png) + +4. If there is not already a `wbfs` directory on your game drive, make one. + +5. Make another directory inside of the `wbfs` folder for the game backup. Take note of the Game ID in Wii Backup Fusion as you will need this for the game folder. + +6. Make a game folder for your game, formatted as `game name [GAMEID]`. For the game dumped as an example in this guide, it would be named `New Super Mario Bros. Wii [SMNE01]`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/wbfsname.png) + +7. Copy the game.wbfs file that was made in Step 3 to this new folder. The drive should be ready to use on a Wii. + +[Continue to cIOS](cios)
+cIOS is needed for your Wii to use a USB Loader. Once this is done, you can use [USB Loader GX or WiiFlow](wii-loaders) to play games from your USB drive or SD card. +{: .notice--info} + +[Click here to go back to the site index.](site-navigation) +{: .notice--info} diff --git a/_pages/ro_RO/wii-factory-reset.md b/_pages/ro_RO/wii-factory-reset.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..cb9df4eeb --- /dev/null +++ b/_pages/ro_RO/wii-factory-reset.md @@ -0,0 +1,90 @@ +--- +title: Restoring The Wii NAND to Stock +--- + +{% include toc title="Tabel de Conținut" %} + +This guide details how to create a stock NAND for your Wii system using a program called Ohneschwanzenegger. Unlike the `Format Wii System Memory` option in the Wii settings, this will completely wipe any changes to the NAND by downloading a stock Wii System Menu from NUS servers. If followed correctly, the Wii should have no homebrew left on the system, stock IOSes, and boot up to a factory setup screen when the NAND is flashed. + +Please note that this program **needs** an existing (even bricked!) NAND backup to function, as it needs to have a copy of the first 8 blocks of NAND, a bad blocks list, and AES/HMAC keys. + +{% capture here-be-dragons %} + +The instructions detailed in this guide WILL ERASE YOUR WII SYSTEM MEMORY and should only be considered as a LAST RESORT or if you are trying to do any of the following: + +- Restore the Wii to a state comparable to when it left the factory. +- Fix a brick where you do not have a functional NAND backup or access to the Homebrew Channel but can still make one using BootMii. +- You are unable to revert certain changes to the Wii System Memory such as all cIOS with DARKCORP. + +{% endcapture %} + +
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+ +If you are trying to [update your Wii to 4.3U](update) with homebrew or update outdated homebrew/IOS, you most likely do not need to follow this guide. Instead, you can use a tool like the SysCheck Updater Wizard built into [ModMii](modmii#syscheck-updater-wizard). If you are confused about this process, consider joining the Nintendo Homebrew discord server for support. +{: .notice--warning} + +### Instrumente necesare + +- An SD card with at least 512MB of free space +- A [NAND backup](bootmii) from the specific system you are trying to flash +- A Windows computer with an Internet connection +- [Ohneschwanzenegger](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/modmii/modmii.github.io/master/temp/ohneschwanzenegger.zip) +- [Nand BIN Checker](/assets/files/nandBinCheck.zip) + +### Instrucțiuni + +#### Section I - Preparation + +1. Start Ohneschwanzenegger. You may get a Windows SmartScreen prompt, this is a false positive and you can run the program anyway by pressing `More info` and `Run anyway`. + +2. Press the `Local Cache` button, create a new folder for the NUS cache to be output in, and then press OK. An example folder is given below. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nuscache.png) + +3. Press `Nand Dump` on the toolbar, and then press `New nand`. This should open a pop-up window where you can adjust parameters for a new NAND dump. Press the large `Existing Nand...` button and find your existing NAND dump from your Wii. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/newnand.png) + +4. This will fill in information such as the keys, Boot 1/2, and your bad blocks automatically. ONLY change the Destination box to `./blankNand.bin`, which will output the NAND to the program folder with the name `blankNand.bin`. Then, press OK. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/renamenand.png) + +#### Section II - Creating a Blank NAND + +1. Now that the NAND is loaded into the program, select `Content` on the toolbar and then press Format. This will initialize your BLANK NAND, not your backup NAND. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/formatnand.png) + +2. Select the top left text box in the program and type in the Wii System Menu version that you need the NAND to have. Note that this should optimally be the version that your NAND was previously using. This NAND was using `4.3U`. Other valid examples are `3.2U`, `4.3E`, or `3.4J`. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/sysmenu.png) + +3. Once you have confirmed you have entered the version of the menu that you want, press enter or `Get It!`. This will begin downloading the menu from NUS servers, with the progress displayed in the program. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/menudownload.png) + +4. Once the menu has finished downloading, a pop-up will display showing the settings appended to the NAND. It will be autofilled depending on what was in your NAND, although the serial number may be incorrect. You can edit this if you would like, otherwise keep everything blank and press OK. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/settings.png) + +5. Next, press `Content` on the taskbar and press `Write meta entries`. Then, go back to the menu and press `Flush`. You may then close the window. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/finalsteps.png) + +#### Section III - Verifying the NAND + +1. If NAND Bin Checker is not already in the same directory as Ohneschwanzenegger, copy it there now. Then, open a terminal in that directory. Run the following command: `.\nandBinCheck.exe .\blankNand.bin`. If you named the NAND something else, adjust the command accordingly. The program will then check the validity of the NAND. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nandcheck.png) + +2. If all is well, the result should look similar to the below. If there are ANY errors that stand out, DO NOT use this NAND and try again as it may damage or permanantly brick your Wii. If you continue to get these errors on further attempts, go to the Nintendo Homebrew discord server for support. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nandcheckresult.png) + +3. Move the `blankNand.bin` to your Wii SD card and rename it to `nand.bin` so that it can be flashed by BootMii. Remember not to overwrite your existing NAND! + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nandname.png) + +[Continue to BootMii Recovery](bootmiirecover) +Now that you have a blank NAND, you can restore it on your Wii using BootMii. +{: .notice--info} diff --git a/_pages/ru_RU/bootmiirecover.md b/_pages/ru_RU/bootmiirecover.md index b233395d2..b2c7d632f 100644 --- a/_pages/ru_RU/bootmiirecover.md +++ b/_pages/ru_RU/bootmiirecover.md @@ -12,7 +12,6 @@ If you have BootMii installed as boot2 you will need to launch BootMii by restar If the screen stays black and the blue disc drive light is blinking, you are missing the BootMii files on your SD card. Download [this zip file](https://static.hackmii.com/bootmii_sd_files.zip) and extract it to the root of your SD card, then try again. {: .notice--warning} - Family edition Wiis (Wiis without GameCube ports) CANNOT restore NAND backups. This is because of the lack of GameCube ports which are required on non-boot2 Wiis to enter the restoration confirmation code. For additional help, please seek support. {: .notice--danger} diff --git a/_pages/ru_RU/bricks.md b/_pages/ru_RU/bricks.md index ede0ec0c7..eea7d9fe9 100644 --- a/_pages/ru_RU/bricks.md +++ b/_pages/ru_RU/bricks.md @@ -75,7 +75,7 @@ A semibrick occurs when a different region Wii Menu or a different region custom #### Solutions Verify in AnyRegion Changer that your console region is the same as the theme or Wii Menu that you have installed. -If this was caused by a theme you installed, use MyMenuifyMod to re-download the original theme file. +If this was caused by a theme you installed, use csm-installer to reinstall the original theme. If this was caused by a Wii Menu WAD you installed, use [NUS Downloader](https://wiibrew.org/wiki/NUSD) to re-obtain your original Wii Menu. diff --git a/_pages/ru_RU/dump-games.md b/_pages/ru_RU/dump-games.md index 91e602a36..31396d70f 100644 --- a/_pages/ru_RU/dump-games.md +++ b/_pages/ru_RU/dump-games.md @@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ title: "Dumping Wii/GameCube games" {% include toc title="Table of Contents" %} -Want to dump a GameCube or a Wii disk? You can either dump directly to an SD card or USB drive, or over the local network. +This guide covers dumping GameCube or Wii game discs to a local SD card or USB drive on your Wii. ### Dumping a Disc to SD/USB (CleanRip) @@ -13,10 +13,7 @@ Want to dump a GameCube or a Wii disk? You can either dump directly to an SD car + An SD card or USB drive with at least 4.7 GB of free space (8.5 GB if dumping a dual layer disc). + [CleanRip](https://oscwii.org/library/app/cleanrip) -#### Instructions - -If you are dumping one of the 13 games on [this list](https://wiki.dolphin-emu.org/index.php?title=Category:Dual_Layer_Disc_games), set `Dual Layer` to `Yes`. -{: .notice--info} +#### Preparation 1. Power off your console. 1. Insert your SD card or USB drive into your computer. @@ -25,96 +22,76 @@ If you are dumping one of the 13 games on [this list](https://wiki.dolphin-emu.o 1. Power on your console. 1. Launch the Homebrew Channel. 1. Launch CleanRip from the list of homebrew. +1. When prompted, select `Yes` to calculate disc checksums. + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/checksum.png) + 1. Select your device that you will be dumping the game to - your USB drive or SD card. - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/2.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/device.png) + +1. Select the filesystem type of the device - in most cases it will be FAT (FAT32). + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/filesystem.png) + +1. Ensure that your device is connected to the system and press A to proceed. + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/insertdevice.png) 1. When prompted, select `Yes` to download the redump.org DAT files. + This is required to ensure that the resulting dumps are clean/accurate. - You may get an exception error if you do this. If so, simply skip and verify your dump on Dolphin Emulator if needed. + You may get an exception error if you do this. If so, restart your Wii and try again - but if you continue to get exception errors, dump the disc and verify the checksum in Dolphin instead if needed. {: .notice--warning} - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/3.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/redump.png) -1. Now insert the game you want to dump. +1. Insert the game disc you would like to dump, and press A to continue. - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/4.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/insertdisc.png) + +### Dumping a Wii Disc + +As of v2.1.2 of CleanRip, there is an option to auto-detect whether or not the disc you have is dual layer. If you are on an earlier version, or just want to verify that the correct option is being selected, you can check [this list](https://wiki.dolphin-emu.org/index.php?title=Category:Dual_Layer_Disc_games) to see if your game is a dual layer disc. +{: .notice--info} + +If you get an unrecovered read error, ensure that the disc you are attempting to dump is clean and can be properly read by the console. Even though you may be able to play the game disc normally, you may still get this error. If the error persists, try to dump another disc and see if the same error happens. +{: .notice--warning} + +1. When prompted, select if your disc is an unlicensed Datel disc. If unsure, select `No`. + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/dateldisc.png) 1. Set the settings as shown on the screen below, while verifying if your game disc is dual layer or not. - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/6.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/wiisettings.png) 1. Press A to start dumping the disc. - + It can take a while, since it will dump the full 4.7 GB disc contents (8.5 GB for dual layer discs). + + This process can take quite some time, since it will dump all 4.7 GB of the DVD (8.5 GB for dual layer discs). - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/7.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/wiiprogress.png) -1. Proceed to [joining PART files](dump-games#joining-part-files-on-a-fat32-device). +1. When the dump finishes, you should see a screen with the MD5 checksum of your disc, compared to the Redump DAT if you enabled it. -### Dumping a Disc over LAN (Wii DVD Dumper) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/wiidumpcomplete.png) -#### Requirements - -+ A Windows/macOS/Linux PC with an internet connection -+ [DVD](/assets/files/DVDDumpTool.zip) - -#### Instructions - -Download speeds will be slow due to limitations in the network hardware of the Wii, but it remains a valid solution if you are willing to be patient. +Proceed to [Managing Wii Backups](wii-backups) to join the PART files that are output, and manage your dumped games. {: .notice--info} -Dumping a game over a local network -{: .notice--warning} +### Dumping a GameCube Disc -1. Extract DVD Dump Tool and put it in the `apps` folder on your SD card or USB drive. -1. Insert your SD card into your Wii, and launch CleanRip from the Homebrew Channel. -1. Power on your console. -1. Launch the Homebrew Channel. -1. Launch DVD Dump Tool from the list of homebrew. -1. Press the right on the D-pad and press A. -1. Choose the disc that you want to copy (The options are: `GameCube Disc`, `Wii Single-Layer Disc`, `Wii Dual-Layer Disc` and press "A" +1. When prompted, select if your disc is an unlicensed Datel disc. If unsure, select `No`. - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/2.png) -1. Insert your SD card into your Wii, and launch DVD Dump Tool from the Homebrew Channel. - + If it is already inserted, eject and reinsert the disc. + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/dateldisc.png) - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/insertthedisc.jpg) -1. Select the proper disc type. +1. Press A to start dumping the disc. + + This process can take some time, since it will dump all 1.3 GB of the Mini DVD. - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/3.png) -1. Press any button to begin the dumping process. + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/gcprogress.png) - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/4.png) -1. Remember your Wii URL (IP address) -1. On your computer's web browser, go to your address bar and enter the Wii URL. +1. When the dump finishes, you should see a screen with the MD5 checksum of your disc, compared to the Redump DAT if you enabled it. - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/5.png) -1. Click on `Click here to download XXXX.iso`. -1. Proceed to [joining PART files](dump-games#joining-part-files-on-a-fat32-device). + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/gcdumpcomplete.png) -### Joining PART files on a FAT32 device - -If you dumped the disc on a FAT32 formatted, device, you should've got at least 2 files that end with `.partX.iso`. They need to be joined up. -{: .notice--info} - -#### Windows - -1. Copy all the files that share the same name and end with `.partX.iso` in a folder on your computer. -1. In this folder, click the address bar in Windows Explorer and copy its PATH. -1. Select "Open PowerShell window here". -1. Run `cd [PATH]`. -1. Finally, type `copy /b *.part?.iso game.iso` and press enter. -1. Wait until the merging process finishes. - + It should end with the terminal outputting `1 file(s) copied`. - -#### macOS/Linux - -1. Copy all the files that share the same name and end with `.partX.iso` into an empty folder on your computer. -1. Open up a Terminal. -1. Use the `cd ` command and replace `` by the path to your `.partX.iso` files. -1. Use the following command as is: `cat \*.part?.iso > game.iso`. -1. Wait until it finishes. - -To organize the games on your drive properly, you'll need to use [Wii Backup Manager](wiibackupmanager). -{: .notice--info} +Proceed to [Managing GameCube Backups](gc-backups) to shrink the size of your output file, and manage your dumped games. +{: .notice--info} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/_pages/ru_RU/gc-backups.md b/_pages/ru_RU/gc-backups.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..06b673d7d --- /dev/null +++ b/_pages/ru_RU/gc-backups.md @@ -0,0 +1,49 @@ +--- +title: "Managing GameCube Backups" +--- + +{% include toc title="Table of Contents" %} + +This guide provides instructions on how to manage your GameCube backups, using GameCube Backup Manager. It functions similar to [Wii Backup Manager](wii-backups#using-wii-backup-manager). + +### Requirements + +* An SD card or USB drive +* [GameCube Backup Manager](https://github.com/AxionDrak/GameCube-Backup-Manager/releases) + +To play multiple games, it is recommended to use an external hard drive for your Wii. Any external hard drive found on most modern marketplaces should work with your Wii. +{: .notice--info} + +Make sure your USB drive is formatted as FAT32. Do not format it as other types such as NTFS, exFAT, extFS, or WBFS, the latter being an outdated filesystem for storing Wii games. +{: .notice--info} + +### Instructions + +#### Section I - Downloading + +1. Extract GameCube Backup Manager, and launch the program. +1. Insert your USB drive into your computer. + +#### Section II - Copying Games Over + +1. Open the application and locate the folder button in the bottom right corner. Click on it to open the file explorer window. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/folderbutton.png) + +1. Navigate to the location of the folder that contains the game file you want to transfer. This could be on your computer's hard drive or an external storage device. Once you find the folder, select it. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/selectfolder.png) + +1. Click on the `Files (Destination)` tab, then select the `Inactive` option from the dropdown menu. This will allow you to choose the drive where you want to transfer the game. Select the appropriate drive letter from the list. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/selectdrive.png) + +1. Next, go back to the `Files (Source)` tab, select the game you want to transfer, and then click either `Install Game (1:1)` or `Install Game (Scrub)`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/installgame.png) + +Selecting `Install Game (Scrub)` will remove unnecessary data from the game, reducing the game's file size. For some games this can be a major reduction, for example with Animal Crossing - going from 1.3GB to around 26MB. +{: .notice--info} + +[Click here to go back to the site index.](site-navigation) +{: .notice--info} diff --git a/_pages/ru_RU/site-navigation.md b/_pages/ru_RU/site-navigation.md index 1bdbc9592..2ae4bc6d5 100644 --- a/_pages/ru_RU/site-navigation.md +++ b/_pages/ru_RU/site-navigation.md @@ -44,6 +44,7 @@ sitemap: false + [Priiloader](priiloader) + [Relaunching the HackMii Installer](hackmii) + [Updating Wii Menu to v4.3](update) ++ [Restoring The Wii NAND to Stock](wii-factory-reset) + [Wii Mod Lite](wnd-mini) + YAWM ModMii Edition
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@@ -51,16 +52,17 @@ sitemap: false {% capture notice-5 %} **Homebrew** + [Creating Wii Game Shortcuts](wiigsc) -+ [GameCube Backup Manager](gcbackupmanager) + [How to dump Channels (WADs)](dump-wads) + [How to dump GameCube/Wii Games](dump-games) -+ [Installing RSSMii](rssmii) ++ [Managing GameCube Backups](gc-backups) + [Managing GameCube Save Files](gcsaves) ++ [Managing Wii Backups](wii-backups) + [Priiloader Usage](priiloader-usage) + [Recommended Homebrew](recommended-homebrew) ++ [Installing RSSMii](rssmii) ++ [Transferring Save Games](transfer-saves) + [USB Loader GX](wii-loaders) + [Performing a SysCheck](syscheck) -+ [Wii Backup Manager](wiibackupmanager) + Installing Wii Menu Themes on vWii
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diff --git a/_pages/ru_RU/themes.md b/_pages/ru_RU/themes.md index 72cc9b30f..cac3330b3 100644 --- a/_pages/ru_RU/themes.md +++ b/_pages/ru_RU/themes.md @@ -6,17 +6,17 @@ title: "Installing Wii Menu Themes" This guide is intended for regular Wiis only. For installing themes on vWii (Wii U), follow [this page](themes-vwii). Additionally, forwarders are covered. +### Section I - Finding a Theme + DO NOT CONTINUE WITH THIS GUIDE UNLESS YOU HAVE ADEQUATE BRICK PROTECTION, SPECIFICALLY [BOOTMII](bootmii) AND [PRIILOADER](priiloader)! {: .notice--danger} -For safety purposes, please do not use any other version of MyMenuify than the one linked here, as MyMenuify Mod is the safest way to install a theme. +csm-installer has built in safety features to prevent from installing bad or corrupt Wii Menu themes, so please opt to use it instead of other theme installation homebrew. {: .notice--warning} Do not use any other version of ThemeMii than the one linked here, as ThemeMii Mod allows you to make a theme for Wii Menu version 4.3, other versions may not. {: .notice--warning} -### Section I - Finding a Theme - Only install themes on your Wii that have been formatted specifically for it, and its current region. Installing themes from the wrong region or version on your Wii will cause a brick. This tutorial will tell you how to create a .csm file that is safe to install. {: .notice--danger} @@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ Before proceeding, it helps to know the difference between .MYM and .CSM as file * A Wii * Extract MyMenuifyMod.zip to your SD card or USB drive. * Below are some links to themes. -* [MyMenuify Mod](https://oscwii.org/library/app/mymenuifymod) +* [csm-installer](https://oscwii.org/library/app/csm-installer) * [ThemeMii Mod](/assets/files/New_ThemeMii_MOD.zip) #### Section II - Building the Theme @@ -52,21 +52,13 @@ If you don't want to go through the hassle of using an external program to build #### Section III - Installing the Theme -1. Launch MyMenuify Mod from the Homebrew Channel. -1. Put the .csm file you saved in a folder called `modthemes` on your SD card or USB drive. -1. Copy the theme file to the storage medium under the `modthemes` directory. -1. You probably will pick the download link that says 4.X, that means the theme will work on version 4.1, 4.2 and 4.3 of the Wii Menu. -1. Go into MyMenuifyMod, and acknowledge the disclaimer. After an introduction message, it will ask you what IOS you want to use in the app. Select `IOS58`. - - If the former gives an `Exception DSI occurred!` error, press Reset on the Wii console, launch it again, then try `IOS250`. - {: .notice--info} - -1. Select your storage medium, and you should now see a selection of your themes. - - ![](/images/themes/mym-theme-selection.png) - -1. Find a theme you want to install. If it is signed, MyMenuifyMod will indicate it to you, otherwise it will warn you. Be absolutely sure at this point that you have downloaded the correct theme for your system menu version and region. -1. Install the theme. +1. Extract the csm-installer `.zip` file to the root of your SD card or USB device. +1. Create a new directory on your SD card or USB device called `themes` if it does not already exist. +1. Copy your `.csm` file to the `themes` directory. +1. Insert your SD card or USB drive into your Wii, and launch the Homebrew Channel. +1. Launch csm-installer, and wait for it to load. +1. Select the theme you would like to install with `A`. Be absolutely sure at this point that you have downloaded the correct theme for your system menu version and region. +1. Press `+` to install the theme. 1. Highlight the theme you want to install, then press A. Give it a moment to install the theme, then press any button to go to the Wii Menu. Hopefully, the theme installed correctly. If all goes well, you will have a result similar to the below! ![](/images/themes/themed-wii-menu.png) diff --git a/_pages/ru_RU/wii-backups.md b/_pages/ru_RU/wii-backups.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..876273428 --- /dev/null +++ b/_pages/ru_RU/wii-backups.md @@ -0,0 +1,140 @@ +--- +title: Managing Wii Backups +--- + +{% include toc title="Table of Contents" %} + +This guide provides instructions on how to manage your Wii backups, from joining .PART files that are output through CleanRip, to shrinking game files that can be copied onto a FAT32 device. Two programs that can be used to manage your Wii backups are Wii Backup Manager (for Windows) and Wii Backup Fusion (for Linux and MacOS) and are covered below. + +For storing multiple games, we recommend an external hard drive for your Wii. Most of those found on the market should work fine. +{: .notice--info} + +A flash drive is not recommended, as they are small and may vary in behavior even between the same product.
+As an alternative, you may simply use an SD card, however the Wii's SD card slot will be slow. +{: .notice--info} + +Make sure your USB drive is formatted as FAT32. Do not format it as other types such as exFAT, extFS.
+You may format it as NTFS, but it won't work with a majority of apps (eg. The Homebrew Channel, Nintendont) +{: .notice--info} + +### Joining PART files on a FAT32 device + +If your disc was dumped to a FAT32 device, you should have gotten at least two files that end with `.partX.iso`, due to filesystem limitations. They need to be joined (on a supported filesystem like NTFS) so the file can be read correctly. +{: .notice--info} + +#### Windows + +1. Copy the files that share the same name and end with `.partX.iso` into an empty folder on your computer. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/dumpedpartfiles.png) + +2. In this folder, click the address bar in Windows Explorer and type in `cmd`, this will open a command prompt window there. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/opencmd.png) + +3. Type `copy /b *.part?.iso game.iso` and press enter. Wait for the command to finish, your terminal output should be similar to the below. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/joinpartfiles.png) + +4. If the copy process executed correctly, the checksum from the game dump info file (located where you dumped your disc at) should match the resulting joined file. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/filemd5.png) + +#### macOS/Linux + +1. Copy the files that share the same name and end with `.partX.iso` into an empty folder on your computer. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/dumpedpartfileslinux.png) + +2. Open a terminal in the directory where your files are at, or `cd [PATH]` to it. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/openterminallinux.png) + +3. Use the following command as is: ``cat `ls *.part?.iso | sort` > game.iso``. Then, wait for the merging process to finish. Like in Windows, the resulting checksum should match the dump. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/mergesuccesslinux.png) + +### Using Wii Backup Manager + +#### Requirements + +- A PC running Windows +- A USB drive or SD card +- A dumped ISO from a Wii game disc +- [Wii Backup Manager](https://static.wiidatabase.de/Wii-Backup-Manager.zip) + +#### Section I - Installation + +1. Extract Wii Backup Manager, and launch the program. +2. Insert your USB drive or SD card into your computer. + +#### Section II - Copying Games + +1. Go to the `Drive 1` tab, then select the drive that will hold your backed up Wii games. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/select_drive.png) + +2. Go to the `Files` tab, then select `Add`. + + - Select `Files` to add multiple games to the program, or select `Folder` to add a whole folder of games. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/select_games.png) + +3. Go to `Select`, then click `Games not on drive 1`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/select_games2.png) + +4. Select `Transfer`, then select `Drive 1` to transfer the games over. The progress will be displayed on the right side of the window. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/transfer_todrive.png) + +### Using Wii Backup Fusion + +#### Requirements + +- A PC running MacOS or Linux +- A USB drive or SD card +- A dumped ISO from a Wii game disc +- [Wii Backup Fusion](https://github.com/larsenv/Wii-Backup-Fusion) +- [Wiimm's ISO Tools](https://wit.wiimm.de/download.html) + +#### Section I - Installation + +1. Download Wiimm's ISO tools for your OS and extract the .tar.gz into a folder that you can access with the terminal. The extracted folder should have these files inside: + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/witinstallfolder.png) + +2. Open a terminal in the folder that you just extracted, and run `sudo ./install.sh`. + +3. Download Wii Backup Fusion for your OS and install. If on Linux, you will need to make the appimage executable by running `chmod +x [FILE]`. + +#### Section II - Copying Games + +1. Open Wii Backup Fusion and press `Load`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/loadwbf.png) + +2. Select the directory where your game ISO is at. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/opendirectorywbf.png) + +3. Right click on the game that you want to transfer to a drive, and press `Transfer to image`. Use the following settings: + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/settingswbf.png) + +4. If there is not already a `wbfs` directory on your game drive, make one. + +5. Make another directory inside of the `wbfs` folder for the game backup. Take note of the Game ID in Wii Backup Fusion as you will need this for the game folder. + +6. Make a game folder for your game, formatted as `game name [GAMEID]`. For the game dumped as an example in this guide, it would be named `New Super Mario Bros. Wii [SMNE01]`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/wbfsname.png) + +7. Copy the game.wbfs file that was made in Step 3 to this new folder. The drive should be ready to use on a Wii. + +[Continue to cIOS](cios)
+cIOS is needed for your Wii to use a USB Loader. Once this is done, you can use [USB Loader GX or WiiFlow](wii-loaders) to play games from your USB drive or SD card. +{: .notice--info} + +[Click here to go back to the site index.](site-navigation) +{: .notice--info} diff --git a/_pages/ru_RU/wii-factory-reset.md b/_pages/ru_RU/wii-factory-reset.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..10a8cb679 --- /dev/null +++ b/_pages/ru_RU/wii-factory-reset.md @@ -0,0 +1,90 @@ +--- +title: Restoring The Wii NAND to Stock +--- + +{% include toc title="Table of Contents" %} + +This guide details how to create a stock NAND for your Wii system using a program called Ohneschwanzenegger. Unlike the `Format Wii System Memory` option in the Wii settings, this will completely wipe any changes to the NAND by downloading a stock Wii System Menu from NUS servers. If followed correctly, the Wii should have no homebrew left on the system, stock IOSes, and boot up to a factory setup screen when the NAND is flashed. + +Please note that this program **needs** an existing (even bricked!) NAND backup to function, as it needs to have a copy of the first 8 blocks of NAND, a bad blocks list, and AES/HMAC keys. + +{% capture here-be-dragons %} + +The instructions detailed in this guide WILL ERASE YOUR WII SYSTEM MEMORY and should only be considered as a LAST RESORT or if you are trying to do any of the following: + +- Restore the Wii to a state comparable to when it left the factory. +- Fix a brick where you do not have a functional NAND backup or access to the Homebrew Channel but can still make one using BootMii. +- You are unable to revert certain changes to the Wii System Memory such as all cIOS with DARKCORP. + +{% endcapture %} + +
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+ +If you are trying to [update your Wii to 4.3U](update) with homebrew or update outdated homebrew/IOS, you most likely do not need to follow this guide. Instead, you can use a tool like the SysCheck Updater Wizard built into [ModMii](modmii#syscheck-updater-wizard). If you are confused about this process, consider joining the Nintendo Homebrew discord server for support. +{: .notice--warning} + +### Requirements + +- An SD card with at least 512MB of free space +- A [NAND backup](bootmii) from the specific system you are trying to flash +- A Windows computer with an Internet connection +- [Ohneschwanzenegger](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/modmii/modmii.github.io/master/temp/ohneschwanzenegger.zip) +- [Nand BIN Checker](/assets/files/nandBinCheck.zip) + +### Instructions + +#### Section I - Preparation + +1. Start Ohneschwanzenegger. You may get a Windows SmartScreen prompt, this is a false positive and you can run the program anyway by pressing `More info` and `Run anyway`. + +2. Press the `Local Cache` button, create a new folder for the NUS cache to be output in, and then press OK. An example folder is given below. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nuscache.png) + +3. Press `Nand Dump` on the toolbar, and then press `New nand`. This should open a pop-up window where you can adjust parameters for a new NAND dump. Press the large `Existing Nand...` button and find your existing NAND dump from your Wii. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/newnand.png) + +4. This will fill in information such as the keys, Boot 1/2, and your bad blocks automatically. ONLY change the Destination box to `./blankNand.bin`, which will output the NAND to the program folder with the name `blankNand.bin`. Then, press OK. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/renamenand.png) + +#### Section II - Creating a Blank NAND + +1. Now that the NAND is loaded into the program, select `Content` on the toolbar and then press Format. This will initialize your BLANK NAND, not your backup NAND. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/formatnand.png) + +2. Select the top left text box in the program and type in the Wii System Menu version that you need the NAND to have. Note that this should optimally be the version that your NAND was previously using. This NAND was using `4.3U`. Other valid examples are `3.2U`, `4.3E`, or `3.4J`. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/sysmenu.png) + +3. Once you have confirmed you have entered the version of the menu that you want, press enter or `Get It!`. This will begin downloading the menu from NUS servers, with the progress displayed in the program. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/menudownload.png) + +4. Once the menu has finished downloading, a pop-up will display showing the settings appended to the NAND. It will be autofilled depending on what was in your NAND, although the serial number may be incorrect. You can edit this if you would like, otherwise keep everything blank and press OK. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/settings.png) + +5. Next, press `Content` on the taskbar and press `Write meta entries`. Then, go back to the menu and press `Flush`. You may then close the window. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/finalsteps.png) + +#### Section III - Verifying the NAND + +1. If NAND Bin Checker is not already in the same directory as Ohneschwanzenegger, copy it there now. Then, open a terminal in that directory. Run the following command: `.\nandBinCheck.exe .\blankNand.bin`. If you named the NAND something else, adjust the command accordingly. The program will then check the validity of the NAND. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nandcheck.png) + +2. If all is well, the result should look similar to the below. If there are ANY errors that stand out, DO NOT use this NAND and try again as it may damage or permanantly brick your Wii. If you continue to get these errors on further attempts, go to the Nintendo Homebrew discord server for support. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nandcheckresult.png) + +3. Move the `blankNand.bin` to your Wii SD card and rename it to `nand.bin` so that it can be flashed by BootMii. Remember not to overwrite your existing NAND! + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nandname.png) + +[Continue to BootMii Recovery](bootmiirecover) +Now that you have a blank NAND, you can restore it on your Wii using BootMii. +{: .notice--info} diff --git a/_pages/tr_TR/bootmiirecover.md b/_pages/tr_TR/bootmiirecover.md index b233395d2..b2c7d632f 100644 --- a/_pages/tr_TR/bootmiirecover.md +++ b/_pages/tr_TR/bootmiirecover.md @@ -12,7 +12,6 @@ If you have BootMii installed as boot2 you will need to launch BootMii by restar If the screen stays black and the blue disc drive light is blinking, you are missing the BootMii files on your SD card. Download [this zip file](https://static.hackmii.com/bootmii_sd_files.zip) and extract it to the root of your SD card, then try again. {: .notice--warning} - Family edition Wiis (Wiis without GameCube ports) CANNOT restore NAND backups. This is because of the lack of GameCube ports which are required on non-boot2 Wiis to enter the restoration confirmation code. For additional help, please seek support. {: .notice--danger} diff --git a/_pages/tr_TR/bricks.md b/_pages/tr_TR/bricks.md index 920ad5dea..4a2c85dd4 100644 --- a/_pages/tr_TR/bricks.md +++ b/_pages/tr_TR/bricks.md @@ -75,7 +75,7 @@ A semibrick occurs when a different region Wii Menu or a different region custom #### Solutions Verify in AnyRegion Changer that your console region is the same as the theme or Wii Menu that you have installed. -If this was caused by a theme you installed, use MyMenuifyMod to re-download the original theme file. +If this was caused by a theme you installed, use csm-installer to reinstall the original theme. If this was caused by a Wii Menu WAD you installed, use [NUS Downloader](https://wiibrew.org/wiki/NUSD) to re-obtain your original Wii Menu. diff --git a/_pages/tr_TR/dump-games.md b/_pages/tr_TR/dump-games.md index 4a54547fe..31396d70f 100644 --- a/_pages/tr_TR/dump-games.md +++ b/_pages/tr_TR/dump-games.md @@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ title: "Dumping Wii/GameCube games" {% include toc title="Table of Contents" %} -Want to dump a GameCube or a Wii disk? You can either dump directly to an SD card or USB drive, or over the local network. +This guide covers dumping GameCube or Wii game discs to a local SD card or USB drive on your Wii. ### Dumping a Disc to SD/USB (CleanRip) @@ -13,10 +13,7 @@ Want to dump a GameCube or a Wii disk? You can either dump directly to an SD car + An SD card or USB drive with at least 4.7 GB of free space (8.5 GB if dumping a dual layer disc). + [CleanRip](https://oscwii.org/library/app/cleanrip) -#### Instructions - -If you are dumping one of the 13 games on [this list](https://wiki.dolphin-emu.org/index.php?title=Category:Dual_Layer_Disc_games), set `Dual Layer` to `Yes`. -{: .notice--info} +#### Preparation 1. Power off your console. 1. Insert your SD card or USB drive into your computer. @@ -25,96 +22,76 @@ If you are dumping one of the 13 games on [this list](https://wiki.dolphin-emu.o 1. Power on your console. 1. Launch the Homebrew Channel. 1. Launch CleanRip from the list of homebrew. +1. When prompted, select `Yes` to calculate disc checksums. + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/checksum.png) + 1. Select your device that you will be dumping the game to - your USB drive or SD card. - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/2.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/device.png) + +1. Select the filesystem type of the device - in most cases it will be FAT (FAT32). + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/filesystem.png) + +1. Ensure that your device is connected to the system and press A to proceed. + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/insertdevice.png) 1. When prompted, select `Yes` to download the redump.org DAT files. + This is required to ensure that the resulting dumps are clean/accurate. - You may get an exception error if you do this. If so, simply skip and verify your dump on Dolphin Emulator if needed. + You may get an exception error if you do this. If so, restart your Wii and try again - but if you continue to get exception errors, dump the disc and verify the checksum in Dolphin instead if needed. {: .notice--warning} - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/3.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/redump.png) -1. Now insert the game you want to dump. +1. Insert the game disc you would like to dump, and press A to continue. - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/4.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/insertdisc.png) + +### Dumping a Wii Disc + +As of v2.1.2 of CleanRip, there is an option to auto-detect whether or not the disc you have is dual layer. If you are on an earlier version, or just want to verify that the correct option is being selected, you can check [this list](https://wiki.dolphin-emu.org/index.php?title=Category:Dual_Layer_Disc_games) to see if your game is a dual layer disc. +{: .notice--info} + +If you get an unrecovered read error, ensure that the disc you are attempting to dump is clean and can be properly read by the console. Even though you may be able to play the game disc normally, you may still get this error. If the error persists, try to dump another disc and see if the same error happens. +{: .notice--warning} + +1. When prompted, select if your disc is an unlicensed Datel disc. If unsure, select `No`. + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/dateldisc.png) 1. Set the settings as shown on the screen below, while verifying if your game disc is dual layer or not. - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/6.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/wiisettings.png) 1. Press A to start dumping the disc. - + It can take a while, since it will dump the full 4.7 GB disc contents (8.5 GB for dual layer discs). + + This process can take quite some time, since it will dump all 4.7 GB of the DVD (8.5 GB for dual layer discs). - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/7.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/wiiprogress.png) -1. Proceed to [joining PART files](dump-games#joining-part-files-on-a-fat32-device). +1. When the dump finishes, you should see a screen with the MD5 checksum of your disc, compared to the Redump DAT if you enabled it. -### Dumping a Disc over LAN (Wii DVD Dumper) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/wiidumpcomplete.png) -#### Requirements - -+ A Windows/macOS/Linux PC with an internet connection -+ [DVD](/assets/files/DVDDumpTool.zip) - -#### Instructions - -Download speeds will be slow due to limitations in the network hardware of the Wii, but it remains a valid solution if you are willing to be patient. +Proceed to [Managing Wii Backups](wii-backups) to join the PART files that are output, and manage your dumped games. {: .notice--info} -Dumping a game over a local network -{: .notice--warning} +### Dumping a GameCube Disc -1. Extract DVD Dump Tool and put it in the `apps` folder on your SD card or USB drive. -1. Insert your SD card into your Wii, and launch CleanRip from the Homebrew Channel. -1. Power on your console. -1. Launch the Homebrew Channel. -1. Launch DVD Dump Tool from the list of homebrew. -1. Press the right on the D-pad and press A. -1. Choose the disc that you want to copy (The options are: `GameCube Disc`, `Wii Single-Layer Disc`, `Wii Dual-Layer Disc` and press "A" +1. When prompted, select if your disc is an unlicensed Datel disc. If unsure, select `No`. - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/2.png) -1. Insert your SD card into your Wii, and launch DVD Dump Tool from the Homebrew Channel. - + If it is already inserted, eject and reinsert the disc. + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/dateldisc.png) - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/insertthedisc.jpg) -1. Select the proper disc type. +1. Press A to start dumping the disc. + + This process can take some time, since it will dump all 1.3 GB of the Mini DVD. - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/3.png) -1. Press any button to begin the dumping process. + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/gcprogress.png) - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/4.png) -1. Remember your Wii URL (IP address) -1. On your computer's web browser, go to your address bar and enter the Wii URL. +1. When the dump finishes, you should see a screen with the MD5 checksum of your disc, compared to the Redump DAT if you enabled it. - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/5.png) -1. Click on `Click here to download XXXX.iso`. -1. Proceed to [joining PART files](dump-games#joining-part-files-on-a-fat32-device). + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/gcdumpcomplete.png) -### Joining PART files on a FAT32 device - -If you dumped the disc on a FAT32 formatted, device, you should've got at least 2 files that end with `.partX.iso`. They need to be joined up. -{: .notice--info} - -#### Windows - -1. Copy all the files that share the same name and end with `.partX.iso` into an empty folder on your computer. -1. In this folder, click the address bar in Windows Explorer and copy its PATH. -1. Select "Open PowerShell window here". -1. Run `cd [PATH]`. -1. Finally, type `copy /b *.part?.iso game.iso` and press enter. -1. Wait until the merging process finishes. - + It should end with the terminal outputting `1 file(s) copied`. - -#### macOS/Linux - -1. Copy all the files that share the same name and end with `.partX.iso` in a folder on your computer. -1. Open up a Terminal. -1. Use the `cd ` command and replace `` by the path to your `.partX.iso` files. -1. Use the following command as is: `cat \*.part?.iso > game.iso`. -1. Wait until it finishes. - -To organize the games on your drive properly, you'll need to use [Wii Backup Manager](wiibackupmanager). -{: .notice--info} +Proceed to [Managing GameCube Backups](gc-backups) to shrink the size of your output file, and manage your dumped games. +{: .notice--info} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/_pages/tr_TR/gc-backups.md b/_pages/tr_TR/gc-backups.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..06b673d7d --- /dev/null +++ b/_pages/tr_TR/gc-backups.md @@ -0,0 +1,49 @@ +--- +title: "Managing GameCube Backups" +--- + +{% include toc title="Table of Contents" %} + +This guide provides instructions on how to manage your GameCube backups, using GameCube Backup Manager. It functions similar to [Wii Backup Manager](wii-backups#using-wii-backup-manager). + +### Requirements + +* An SD card or USB drive +* [GameCube Backup Manager](https://github.com/AxionDrak/GameCube-Backup-Manager/releases) + +To play multiple games, it is recommended to use an external hard drive for your Wii. Any external hard drive found on most modern marketplaces should work with your Wii. +{: .notice--info} + +Make sure your USB drive is formatted as FAT32. Do not format it as other types such as NTFS, exFAT, extFS, or WBFS, the latter being an outdated filesystem for storing Wii games. +{: .notice--info} + +### Instructions + +#### Section I - Downloading + +1. Extract GameCube Backup Manager, and launch the program. +1. Insert your USB drive into your computer. + +#### Section II - Copying Games Over + +1. Open the application and locate the folder button in the bottom right corner. Click on it to open the file explorer window. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/folderbutton.png) + +1. Navigate to the location of the folder that contains the game file you want to transfer. This could be on your computer's hard drive or an external storage device. Once you find the folder, select it. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/selectfolder.png) + +1. Click on the `Files (Destination)` tab, then select the `Inactive` option from the dropdown menu. This will allow you to choose the drive where you want to transfer the game. Select the appropriate drive letter from the list. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/selectdrive.png) + +1. Next, go back to the `Files (Source)` tab, select the game you want to transfer, and then click either `Install Game (1:1)` or `Install Game (Scrub)`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/installgame.png) + +Selecting `Install Game (Scrub)` will remove unnecessary data from the game, reducing the game's file size. For some games this can be a major reduction, for example with Animal Crossing - going from 1.3GB to around 26MB. +{: .notice--info} + +[Click here to go back to the site index.](site-navigation) +{: .notice--info} diff --git a/_pages/tr_TR/site-navigation.md b/_pages/tr_TR/site-navigation.md index 1bdbc9592..2ae4bc6d5 100644 --- a/_pages/tr_TR/site-navigation.md +++ b/_pages/tr_TR/site-navigation.md @@ -44,6 +44,7 @@ sitemap: false + [Priiloader](priiloader) + [Relaunching the HackMii Installer](hackmii) + [Updating Wii Menu to v4.3](update) ++ [Restoring The Wii NAND to Stock](wii-factory-reset) + [Wii Mod Lite](wnd-mini) + YAWM ModMii Edition
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@@ -51,16 +52,17 @@ sitemap: false {% capture notice-5 %} **Homebrew** + [Creating Wii Game Shortcuts](wiigsc) -+ [GameCube Backup Manager](gcbackupmanager) + [How to dump Channels (WADs)](dump-wads) + [How to dump GameCube/Wii Games](dump-games) -+ [Installing RSSMii](rssmii) ++ [Managing GameCube Backups](gc-backups) + [Managing GameCube Save Files](gcsaves) ++ [Managing Wii Backups](wii-backups) + [Priiloader Usage](priiloader-usage) + [Recommended Homebrew](recommended-homebrew) ++ [Installing RSSMii](rssmii) ++ [Transferring Save Games](transfer-saves) + [USB Loader GX](wii-loaders) + [Performing a SysCheck](syscheck) -+ [Wii Backup Manager](wiibackupmanager) + Installing Wii Menu Themes on vWii
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diff --git a/_pages/tr_TR/themes.md b/_pages/tr_TR/themes.md index 4ce5259c1..79948130e 100644 --- a/_pages/tr_TR/themes.md +++ b/_pages/tr_TR/themes.md @@ -6,17 +6,17 @@ title: "Installing Wii Menu Themes" This guide is intended for regular Wiis only. For installing themes on vWii (Wii U), follow [this page](themes-vwii). Additionally, forwarders are covered. +### Section I - Finding a Theme + DO NOT CONTINUE WITH THIS GUIDE UNLESS YOU HAVE ADEQUATE BRICK PROTECTION, SPECIFICALLY [BOOTMII](bootmii) AND [PRIILOADER](priiloader)! {: .notice--danger} -For safety purposes, please do not use any other version of MyMenuify than the one linked here, as MyMenuify Mod is the safest way to install a theme. +csm-installer has built in safety features to prevent from installing bad or corrupt Wii Menu themes, so please opt to use it instead of other theme installation homebrew. {: .notice--warning} Do not use any other version of ThemeMii than the one linked here, as ThemeMii Mod allows you to make a theme for Wii Menu version 4.3, other versions may not. {: .notice--warning} -### Section I - Finding a Theme - Only install themes on your Wii that have been formatted specifically for it, and its current region. Installing themes from the wrong region or version on your Wii will cause a brick. This tutorial will tell you how to create a .csm file that is safe to install. {: .notice--danger} @@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ Before proceeding, it helps to know the difference between .MYM and .CSM as file * Some themes have different links for different regions, so pick the one corresponding to your Wii's region. * An SD card or USB drive * Below are some links to themes. -* [MyMenuify Mod](https://oscwii.org/library/app/mymenuifymod) +* [csm-installer](https://oscwii.org/library/app/csm-installer) * [ThemeMii Mod](/assets/files/New_ThemeMii_MOD.zip) #### Section II - Building the Theme @@ -52,21 +52,13 @@ If you don't want to go through the hassle of using an external program to build #### Section III - Installing the Theme -1. Launch MyMenuify Mod from the Homebrew Channel. -1. Put the .csm file you saved in a folder called `modthemes` on your SD card or USB drive. -1. Copy the theme file to the storage medium under the `modthemes` directory. -1. You probably will pick the download link that says 4.X, that means the theme will work on version 4.1, 4.2 and 4.3 of the Wii Menu. -1. Go into MyMenuifyMod, and acknowledge the disclaimer. After an introduction message, it will ask you what IOS you want to use in the app. Select `IOS58`. - - If the former gives an `Exception DSI occurred!` error, press Reset on the Wii console, launch it again, then try `IOS250`. - {: .notice--info} - -1. Select your storage medium, and you should now see a selection of your themes. - - ![](/images/themes/mym-theme-selection.png) - -1. Find a theme you want to install. If it is signed, MyMenuifyMod will indicate it to you, otherwise it will warn you. Be absolutely sure at this point that you have downloaded the correct theme for your system menu version and region. -1. Install the theme. +1. Extract the csm-installer `.zip` file to the root of your SD card or USB device. +1. Create a new directory on your SD card or USB device called `themes` if it does not already exist. +1. Copy your `.csm` file to the `themes` directory. +1. Insert your SD card or USB drive into your Wii, and launch the Homebrew Channel. +1. Launch csm-installer, and wait for it to load. +1. Select the theme you would like to install with `A`. Be absolutely sure at this point that you have downloaded the correct theme for your system menu version and region. +1. Press `+` to install the theme. 1. Give it a moment to install the theme, then press any button to go to the Wii Menu. Hopefully, the theme installed correctly. If all goes well, you will have a result similar to the below! ![](/images/themes/themed-wii-menu.png) diff --git a/_pages/tr_TR/wii-backups.md b/_pages/tr_TR/wii-backups.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..876273428 --- /dev/null +++ b/_pages/tr_TR/wii-backups.md @@ -0,0 +1,140 @@ +--- +title: Managing Wii Backups +--- + +{% include toc title="Table of Contents" %} + +This guide provides instructions on how to manage your Wii backups, from joining .PART files that are output through CleanRip, to shrinking game files that can be copied onto a FAT32 device. Two programs that can be used to manage your Wii backups are Wii Backup Manager (for Windows) and Wii Backup Fusion (for Linux and MacOS) and are covered below. + +For storing multiple games, we recommend an external hard drive for your Wii. Most of those found on the market should work fine. +{: .notice--info} + +A flash drive is not recommended, as they are small and may vary in behavior even between the same product.
+As an alternative, you may simply use an SD card, however the Wii's SD card slot will be slow. +{: .notice--info} + +Make sure your USB drive is formatted as FAT32. Do not format it as other types such as exFAT, extFS.
+You may format it as NTFS, but it won't work with a majority of apps (eg. The Homebrew Channel, Nintendont) +{: .notice--info} + +### Joining PART files on a FAT32 device + +If your disc was dumped to a FAT32 device, you should have gotten at least two files that end with `.partX.iso`, due to filesystem limitations. They need to be joined (on a supported filesystem like NTFS) so the file can be read correctly. +{: .notice--info} + +#### Windows + +1. Copy the files that share the same name and end with `.partX.iso` into an empty folder on your computer. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/dumpedpartfiles.png) + +2. In this folder, click the address bar in Windows Explorer and type in `cmd`, this will open a command prompt window there. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/opencmd.png) + +3. Type `copy /b *.part?.iso game.iso` and press enter. Wait for the command to finish, your terminal output should be similar to the below. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/joinpartfiles.png) + +4. If the copy process executed correctly, the checksum from the game dump info file (located where you dumped your disc at) should match the resulting joined file. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/filemd5.png) + +#### macOS/Linux + +1. Copy the files that share the same name and end with `.partX.iso` into an empty folder on your computer. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/dumpedpartfileslinux.png) + +2. Open a terminal in the directory where your files are at, or `cd [PATH]` to it. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/openterminallinux.png) + +3. Use the following command as is: ``cat `ls *.part?.iso | sort` > game.iso``. Then, wait for the merging process to finish. Like in Windows, the resulting checksum should match the dump. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/mergesuccesslinux.png) + +### Using Wii Backup Manager + +#### Requirements + +- A PC running Windows +- A USB drive or SD card +- A dumped ISO from a Wii game disc +- [Wii Backup Manager](https://static.wiidatabase.de/Wii-Backup-Manager.zip) + +#### Section I - Installation + +1. Extract Wii Backup Manager, and launch the program. +2. Insert your USB drive or SD card into your computer. + +#### Section II - Copying Games + +1. Go to the `Drive 1` tab, then select the drive that will hold your backed up Wii games. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/select_drive.png) + +2. Go to the `Files` tab, then select `Add`. + + - Select `Files` to add multiple games to the program, or select `Folder` to add a whole folder of games. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/select_games.png) + +3. Go to `Select`, then click `Games not on drive 1`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/select_games2.png) + +4. Select `Transfer`, then select `Drive 1` to transfer the games over. The progress will be displayed on the right side of the window. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/transfer_todrive.png) + +### Using Wii Backup Fusion + +#### Requirements + +- A PC running MacOS or Linux +- A USB drive or SD card +- A dumped ISO from a Wii game disc +- [Wii Backup Fusion](https://github.com/larsenv/Wii-Backup-Fusion) +- [Wiimm's ISO Tools](https://wit.wiimm.de/download.html) + +#### Section I - Installation + +1. Download Wiimm's ISO tools for your OS and extract the .tar.gz into a folder that you can access with the terminal. The extracted folder should have these files inside: + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/witinstallfolder.png) + +2. Open a terminal in the folder that you just extracted, and run `sudo ./install.sh`. + +3. Download Wii Backup Fusion for your OS and install. If on Linux, you will need to make the appimage executable by running `chmod +x [FILE]`. + +#### Section II - Copying Games + +1. Open Wii Backup Fusion and press `Load`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/loadwbf.png) + +2. Select the directory where your game ISO is at. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/opendirectorywbf.png) + +3. Right click on the game that you want to transfer to a drive, and press `Transfer to image`. Use the following settings: + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/settingswbf.png) + +4. If there is not already a `wbfs` directory on your game drive, make one. + +5. Make another directory inside of the `wbfs` folder for the game backup. Take note of the Game ID in Wii Backup Fusion as you will need this for the game folder. + +6. Make a game folder for your game, formatted as `game name [GAMEID]`. For the game dumped as an example in this guide, it would be named `New Super Mario Bros. Wii [SMNE01]`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/wbfsname.png) + +7. Copy the game.wbfs file that was made in Step 3 to this new folder. The drive should be ready to use on a Wii. + +[Continue to cIOS](cios)
+cIOS is needed for your Wii to use a USB Loader. Once this is done, you can use [USB Loader GX or WiiFlow](wii-loaders) to play games from your USB drive or SD card. +{: .notice--info} + +[Click here to go back to the site index.](site-navigation) +{: .notice--info} diff --git a/_pages/tr_TR/wii-factory-reset.md b/_pages/tr_TR/wii-factory-reset.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..10a8cb679 --- /dev/null +++ b/_pages/tr_TR/wii-factory-reset.md @@ -0,0 +1,90 @@ +--- +title: Restoring The Wii NAND to Stock +--- + +{% include toc title="Table of Contents" %} + +This guide details how to create a stock NAND for your Wii system using a program called Ohneschwanzenegger. Unlike the `Format Wii System Memory` option in the Wii settings, this will completely wipe any changes to the NAND by downloading a stock Wii System Menu from NUS servers. If followed correctly, the Wii should have no homebrew left on the system, stock IOSes, and boot up to a factory setup screen when the NAND is flashed. + +Please note that this program **needs** an existing (even bricked!) NAND backup to function, as it needs to have a copy of the first 8 blocks of NAND, a bad blocks list, and AES/HMAC keys. + +{% capture here-be-dragons %} + +The instructions detailed in this guide WILL ERASE YOUR WII SYSTEM MEMORY and should only be considered as a LAST RESORT or if you are trying to do any of the following: + +- Restore the Wii to a state comparable to when it left the factory. +- Fix a brick where you do not have a functional NAND backup or access to the Homebrew Channel but can still make one using BootMii. +- You are unable to revert certain changes to the Wii System Memory such as all cIOS with DARKCORP. + +{% endcapture %} + +
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+ +If you are trying to [update your Wii to 4.3U](update) with homebrew or update outdated homebrew/IOS, you most likely do not need to follow this guide. Instead, you can use a tool like the SysCheck Updater Wizard built into [ModMii](modmii#syscheck-updater-wizard). If you are confused about this process, consider joining the Nintendo Homebrew discord server for support. +{: .notice--warning} + +### Requirements + +- An SD card with at least 512MB of free space +- A [NAND backup](bootmii) from the specific system you are trying to flash +- A Windows computer with an Internet connection +- [Ohneschwanzenegger](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/modmii/modmii.github.io/master/temp/ohneschwanzenegger.zip) +- [Nand BIN Checker](/assets/files/nandBinCheck.zip) + +### Instructions + +#### Section I - Preparation + +1. Start Ohneschwanzenegger. You may get a Windows SmartScreen prompt, this is a false positive and you can run the program anyway by pressing `More info` and `Run anyway`. + +2. Press the `Local Cache` button, create a new folder for the NUS cache to be output in, and then press OK. An example folder is given below. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nuscache.png) + +3. Press `Nand Dump` on the toolbar, and then press `New nand`. This should open a pop-up window where you can adjust parameters for a new NAND dump. Press the large `Existing Nand...` button and find your existing NAND dump from your Wii. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/newnand.png) + +4. This will fill in information such as the keys, Boot 1/2, and your bad blocks automatically. ONLY change the Destination box to `./blankNand.bin`, which will output the NAND to the program folder with the name `blankNand.bin`. Then, press OK. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/renamenand.png) + +#### Section II - Creating a Blank NAND + +1. Now that the NAND is loaded into the program, select `Content` on the toolbar and then press Format. This will initialize your BLANK NAND, not your backup NAND. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/formatnand.png) + +2. Select the top left text box in the program and type in the Wii System Menu version that you need the NAND to have. Note that this should optimally be the version that your NAND was previously using. This NAND was using `4.3U`. Other valid examples are `3.2U`, `4.3E`, or `3.4J`. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/sysmenu.png) + +3. Once you have confirmed you have entered the version of the menu that you want, press enter or `Get It!`. This will begin downloading the menu from NUS servers, with the progress displayed in the program. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/menudownload.png) + +4. Once the menu has finished downloading, a pop-up will display showing the settings appended to the NAND. It will be autofilled depending on what was in your NAND, although the serial number may be incorrect. You can edit this if you would like, otherwise keep everything blank and press OK. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/settings.png) + +5. Next, press `Content` on the taskbar and press `Write meta entries`. Then, go back to the menu and press `Flush`. You may then close the window. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/finalsteps.png) + +#### Section III - Verifying the NAND + +1. If NAND Bin Checker is not already in the same directory as Ohneschwanzenegger, copy it there now. Then, open a terminal in that directory. Run the following command: `.\nandBinCheck.exe .\blankNand.bin`. If you named the NAND something else, adjust the command accordingly. The program will then check the validity of the NAND. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nandcheck.png) + +2. If all is well, the result should look similar to the below. If there are ANY errors that stand out, DO NOT use this NAND and try again as it may damage or permanantly brick your Wii. If you continue to get these errors on further attempts, go to the Nintendo Homebrew discord server for support. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nandcheckresult.png) + +3. Move the `blankNand.bin` to your Wii SD card and rename it to `nand.bin` so that it can be flashed by BootMii. Remember not to overwrite your existing NAND! + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nandname.png) + +[Continue to BootMii Recovery](bootmiirecover) +Now that you have a blank NAND, you can restore it on your Wii using BootMii. +{: .notice--info} diff --git a/_pages/zh_CN/bootmiirecover.md b/_pages/zh_CN/bootmiirecover.md index 6e1c7b41e..9bddd456b 100644 --- a/_pages/zh_CN/bootmiirecover.md +++ b/_pages/zh_CN/bootmiirecover.md @@ -12,7 +12,6 @@ This guide will provide instructions on how to restore a backup of your NAND wit 如果一直黑屏且光驱的蓝灯闪烁，说明您的 SD 卡上缺少 BootMii 文件。 Download [this zip file](https://static.hackmii.com/bootmii_sd_files.zip) and extract it to the root of your SD card, then try again. {: .notice--warning} - Family edition Wii（不带 GameCube 接口的 Wii）不能还原 NAND 备份。 This is because of the lack of GameCube ports which are required on non-boot2 Wiis to enter the restoration confirmation code. For additional help, please seek support. {: .notice--danger} diff --git a/_pages/zh_CN/bricks.md b/_pages/zh_CN/bricks.md index 12906c23e..060931f48 100644 --- a/_pages/zh_CN/bricks.md +++ b/_pages/zh_CN/bricks.md @@ -75,7 +75,7 @@ Semibrick（半砖）在安装了不同区域的 Wii 菜单或不同区域的自 #### 解决方案 Verify in AnyRegion Changer that your console region is the same as the theme or Wii Menu that you have installed. -如果这是由您安装的主题造成的，请使用 MyMenuifyMod 重新下载原始主题文件。 +If this was caused by a theme you installed, use csm-installer to reinstall the original theme. 如果这是由您安装的 Wii 菜单 WAD 引起的，使用 [NUS Downloader](https://wiibrew.org/wiki/NUSD) 重新获取原始 Wii 菜单。 diff --git a/_pages/zh_CN/dump-games.md b/_pages/zh_CN/dump-games.md index 2e7d0905c..dfcff90a0 100644 --- a/_pages/zh_CN/dump-games.md +++ b/_pages/zh_CN/dump-games.md @@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ title: "导出 Wii/GameCube 游戏" {% include toc title="Table of Contents" %} -This guide covers dumping GameCube or Wii game discs. You can either dump directly to an SD card or USB drive, or over the local network. +This guide covers dumping GameCube or Wii game discs to a local SD card or USB drive on your Wii. ### Dumping a Disc to SD/USB (CleanRip) @@ -13,10 +13,7 @@ This guide covers dumping GameCube or Wii game discs. You can either dump direct + 至少有 4.7 GB 可用空间的 SD 卡或 U 盘（双层光盘需要 8.5 GB）。 + [CleanRip](https://oscwii.org/library/app/cleanrip) -#### Instructions - -如果您想转储[此列表](https://wiki.dolphin-emu.org/index.php?title=Category:Dual_Layer_Disc_games)中的其中一款游戏，请将 `Dual Layer` 设置为 `Yes`。 -{: .notice--info} +#### Preparation 1. Power off your console. 1. Insert your SD card or USB drive into your computer. @@ -25,96 +22,76 @@ This guide covers dumping GameCube or Wii game discs. You can either dump direct 1. Power on your console. 1. 启动 Homebrew Channel。 1. Launch CleanRip from the list of homebrew. +1. When prompted, select `Yes` to calculate disc checksums. + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/checksum.png) + 1. 选择您要将游戏转存到的设备 - U 盘或 SD 卡。 - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/2.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/device.png) + +1. Select the filesystem type of the device - in most cases it will be FAT (FAT32). + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/filesystem.png) + +1. Ensure that your device is connected to the system and press A to proceed. + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/insertdevice.png) 1. When prompted, select `Yes` to download the redump.org DAT files. + This is required to ensure that the resulting dumps are clean/accurate. - You may get an exception error if you do this. If so, simply skip and verify your dump on Dolphin Emulator if needed. + You may get an exception error if you do this. If so, restart your Wii and try again - but if you continue to get exception errors, dump the disc and verify the checksum in Dolphin instead if needed. {: .notice--warning} - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/3.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/redump.png) -1. Insert the game disc you would like to dump. +1. Insert the game disc you would like to dump, and press A to continue. - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/4.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/insertdisc.png) + +### Dumping a Wii Disc + +As of v2.1.2 of CleanRip, there is an option to auto-detect whether or not the disc you have is dual layer. If you are on an earlier version, or just want to verify that the correct option is being selected, you can check [this list](https://wiki.dolphin-emu.org/index.php?title=Category:Dual_Layer_Disc_games) to see if your game is a dual layer disc. +{: .notice--info} + +If you get an unrecovered read error, ensure that the disc you are attempting to dump is clean and can be properly read by the console. Even though you may be able to play the game disc normally, you may still get this error. If the error persists, try to dump another disc and see if the same error happens. +{: .notice--warning} + +1. When prompted, select if your disc is an unlicensed Datel disc. If unsure, select `No`. + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/dateldisc.png) 1. Set the settings as shown on the screen below, while verifying if your game disc is dual layer or not. - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/6.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/wiisettings.png) 1. Press A to start dumping the disc. - + 这可能需要一段时间，因为它将转储完整的 4.7 GB 光盘内容（双层光盘需要 8.5 GB）。 + + This process can take quite some time, since it will dump all 4.7 GB of the DVD (8.5 GB for dual layer discs). - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/7.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/wiiprogress.png) -1. Proceed to [joining PART files](dump-games#joining-part-files-on-a-fat32-device). +1. When the dump finishes, you should see a screen with the MD5 checksum of your disc, compared to the Redump DAT if you enabled it. -### Dumping a Disc over LAN (Wii DVD Dumper) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/wiidumpcomplete.png) -#### Requirements - -+ A Windows/macOS/Linux PC with an internet connection -+ [DVD](/assets/files/DVDDumpTool.zip) - -#### Instructions - -Download speeds will be slow due to limitations in the network hardware of the Wii, but it remains a valid solution if you are willing to be patient. +Proceed to [Managing Wii Backups](wii-backups) to join the PART files that are output, and manage your dumped games. {: .notice--info} -通过局域网转储游戏 -{: .notice--warning} +### Dumping a GameCube Disc -1. 解压 DVD Dump Tool 并将其放在 SD 卡或 U 盘的 `apps` 文件夹中。 -1. 将 SD 卡插入 Wii，然后从 Homebrew Channel 启动 CleanRip。 -1. Power on your console. -1. 启动 Homebrew Channel。 -1. Launch DVD Dump Tool from the list of homebrew. -1. 按右方向键，然后按 A。 -1. 选择您想要复制的光盘（选项有：`GameCube Disc`、`Wii Single-Layer Disc`、`Wii Dual-Layer Disc`），然后按“A” +1. When prompted, select if your disc is an unlicensed Datel disc. If unsure, select `No`. - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/2.png) -1. 将 SD 卡插入 Wii，并从 Homebrew Channel 启动 DVD Dump Tool。 - + If it is already inserted, eject and reinsert the disc. + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/dateldisc.png) - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/insertthedisc.jpg) -1. Select the proper disc type. +1. Press A to start dumping the disc. + + This process can take some time, since it will dump all 1.3 GB of the Mini DVD. - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/3.png) -1. Press any button to begin the dumping process. + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/gcprogress.png) - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/4.png) -1. 记住您的 Wii URL（IP 地址）。 -1. 在您计算机网页浏览器的地址栏处输入 Wii URL。 +1. When the dump finishes, you should see a screen with the MD5 checksum of your disc, compared to the Redump DAT if you enabled it. - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/5.png) -1. 点击 `Click here to download XXXX.iso`。 -1. Proceed to [joining PART files](dump-games#joining-part-files-on-a-fat32-device). + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/gcdumpcomplete.png) -### Joining PART files on a FAT32 device - -如果您将光盘转储到 FAT32 格式的设备上，您应该至少获得 2 个以 `.partX.iso` 结尾的文件。 它们需要合并在一起。 -{: .notice--info} - -#### Windows - -1. 将所有具有相同名称并以 `.partX.iso` 结尾的文件复制到电脑的一个文件夹中。 -1. In this folder, click the address bar in Windows Explorer and copy its PATH. -1. 选择“在此处打开 PowerShell 窗口”。 -1. Run `cd [PATH]`. -1. 最后，输入 `copy /b *.part?.iso game.iso` 并按回车。 -1. Wait until the merging process finishes. - + It should end with the terminal outputting `1 file(s) copied`. - -#### macOS/Linux - -1. 将所有同名且以 `.partX.iso` 结尾的文件复制到电脑上的一个空文件夹中。 -1. 打开终端。 -1. 使用 `cd ` 命令，并将 `` 替换为 `.partX.iso` 文件的路径。 -1. 使用以下命令： `cat \*.part?.iso > game.iso`。 -1. Wait until the merging process finishes. - -要正确分类驱动器的游戏，您需要使用 [Wii Backup Manager](wiibackupmanager)。 -{: .notice--info} +Proceed to [Managing GameCube Backups](gc-backups) to shrink the size of your output file, and manage your dumped games. +{: .notice--info} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/_pages/zh_CN/gc-backups.md b/_pages/zh_CN/gc-backups.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..2781db043 --- /dev/null +++ b/_pages/zh_CN/gc-backups.md @@ -0,0 +1,49 @@ +--- +title: "Managing GameCube Backups" +--- + +{% include toc title="Table of Contents" %} + +This guide provides instructions on how to manage your GameCube backups, using GameCube Backup Manager. It functions similar to [Wii Backup Manager](wii-backups#using-wii-backup-manager). + +### Requirements + +* 一张SD卡或移动硬盘/U 盘 +* [GameCube Backup Manager](https://github.com/AxionDrak/GameCube-Backup-Manager/releases) + +为了玩多个游戏，推荐为 Wii 使用移动硬盘。 大多数市场中找到的移动硬盘都应该与您的 Wii 兼容。 +{: .notice--info} + +确保已将 移动硬盘/U 盘格式化为 FAT32 格式。 不要将其格式化为其它格式，例如 NTFS、exFAT、extFS 或 WBFS，后者是用于存储 Wii 游戏的过时文件系统。 +{: .notice--info} + +### 说明 + +#### 第一部分 - 下载 + +1. 解压 GameCube Backup Manager 并启动程序。 +1. 将移动硬盘/U 盘插入电脑。 + +#### 第二部分 - 复制游戏 + +1. 打开应用程序，找到右下角的文件夹按钮。 点击它以打开文件资源管理器。 + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/folderbutton.png) + +1. Navigate to the location of the folder that contains the game file you want to transfer. 位置可以是您电脑的硬盘或移动硬盘。 Once you find the folder, select it. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/selectfolder.png) + +1. 点击 `Files (Destination)` 选项卡，然后从下拉菜单中选择 `Inactive` 选项。 这将允许您选择选择要传输游戏的驱动器。 从列表中选择相应的驱动器字母。 + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/selectdrive.png) + +1. 接下来，回到 `Files (Source)` 选项卡，选择要传输的游戏，然后点击 `Install Game (1:1)` 或 `Install Game (Scrub)`。 + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/installgame.png) + +选择 `Install Game (Scrub)` 将删除游戏中不必要的数据，从而减小游戏文件的大小。 For some games this can be a major reduction, for example with Animal Crossing - going from 1.3GB to around 26MB. +{: .notice--info} + +[Click here to go back to the site index.](site-navigation) +{: .notice--info} diff --git a/_pages/zh_CN/site-navigation.md b/_pages/zh_CN/site-navigation.md index d77362e3a..7e5c593ac 100644 --- a/_pages/zh_CN/site-navigation.md +++ b/_pages/zh_CN/site-navigation.md @@ -44,6 +44,7 @@ sitemap: false + [Priiloader](priiloader) + [重新启动 HackMii Installer](hackmii) + [更新 Wii 菜单至 v4.3](update) ++ [Restoring The Wii NAND to Stock](wii-factory-reset) + [riitag-wiiu](wnd-mini) + YAWM ModMii Edition
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@@ -51,16 +52,17 @@ sitemap: false {% capture notice-5 %} **Homebrew 自制软件** + [制作 Wii 游戏的快捷方式](wiigsc) -+ [GameCube Backup Manager](gcbackupmanager) + [如何转存频道（WAD）](dump-wads) + [如何导出 GameCube/Wii 游戏](dump-games) -+ [安装 RSSMii](rssmii) ++ [Managing GameCube Backups](gc-backups) + [管理 GameCube 存档文件](gcsaves) ++ [Managing Wii Backups](wii-backups) + [Priiloader Usage](priiloader-usage) + [Recommended Homebrew](recommended-homebrew) ++ [安装 RSSMii](rssmii) ++ [Transferring Save Games](transfer-saves) + [USB Loader GX](wii-loaders) + [执行 SysCheck](syscheck) -+ [Wii Backup Manager](wiibackupmanager) + 安装 Wii 菜单主题
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diff --git a/_pages/zh_CN/themes.md b/_pages/zh_CN/themes.md index ffa43d0bb..d161aa975 100644 --- a/_pages/zh_CN/themes.md +++ b/_pages/zh_CN/themes.md @@ -6,17 +6,17 @@ title: "安装 Wii 菜单主题" 本指南仅适用于普通的 Wii。 若要在 vWii (Wii U) 上安装主题，请参考[此页面](themes-vwii)。 Additionally, forwarders are covered. +### 转到 `Options` > `Standard System Menu` > Wii 菜单版本 > Wii 菜单区域 + DO NOT CONTINUE WITH THIS GUIDE UNLESS YOU HAVE ADEQUATE BRICK PROTECTION, SPECIFICALLY [BOOTMII](bootmii) AND [PRIILOADER](priiloader)! {: .notice--danger} -为了安全起见，请仅使用这里提供的 MyMenuify 版本，因为 MyMenuify Mod 是安装主题最安全的方法。 +csm-installer has built in safety features to prevent from installing bad or corrupt Wii Menu themes, so please opt to use it instead of other theme installation homebrew. {: .notice--warning} 请仅使用这里提供的 ThemeMii 版本，因为 ThemeMii Mod 允许您制作适用于 Wii 菜单版本 4.3 的主题，其他版本可能不兼容。 {: .notice--warning} -### 转到 `Options` > `Standard System Menu` > Wii 菜单版本 > Wii 菜单区域 - 请仅安装针对您的 Wii 和其当前区域专门设计过的主题。 安装错误区域或版本的主题会导致您的 Wii 变砖。 本教程将告诉您如何创建一个安全可安装的 .csm 文件。 {: .notice--danger} @@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ Before proceeding, it helps to know the difference between .MYM and .CSM as file * 一台 Wii * 将您保存的 .csm 文件放入 SD 卡或 U 盘上名为 `modthemes` 的文件夹中。 * A Windows/macOS/Linux PC with an Internet connection -* [MyMenuify Mod](https://oscwii.org/library/app/mymenuifymod) +* [csm-installer](https://oscwii.org/library/app/csm-installer) * [ThemeMii Mod](/assets/files/New_ThemeMii_MOD.zip) #### 第二部分 - 构建主题 @@ -52,21 +52,13 @@ If you don't want to go through the hassle of using an external program to build #### 第三部分 - 安装主题 -1. 将 MyMenuifyMod.zip 解压到您的 SD 卡或 U 盘。 -1. Create a new directory on your SD card or USB device called `modthemes` if it does not already exist. -1. Copy the theme file to the storage medium under the `modthemes` directory. -1. 一些主题针对不同区域提供不同的下载链接，因此请选择与您的 Wii 区域对应的链接。 -1. Go into MyMenuifyMod, and acknowledge the disclaimer. 一个介绍信息后，它会问您想在应用中使用什么 IOS。 Select `IOS58`. - - 如果前者出现 `Exception DSI occurred!` 错误，请按 Wii 上的 Reset，重新启动，然后尝试使用 `IOS250`。 - {: .notice--info} - -1. Select your storage medium, and you should now see a selection of your themes. - - ![](/images/themes/mym-theme-selection.png) - -1. 找到您想要安装的主题。 If it is signed, MyMenuifyMod will indicate it to you, otherwise it will warn you. Be absolutely sure at this point that you have downloaded the correct theme for your system menu version and region. -1. https://rc24.xyz/goodies/themes/ +1. Extract the csm-installer `.zip` file to the root of your SD card or USB device. +1. Create a new directory on your SD card or USB device called `themes` if it does not already exist. +1. Copy your `.csm` file to the `themes` directory. +1. Insert your SD card or USB drive into your Wii, and launch the Homebrew Channel. +1. Launch csm-installer, and wait for it to load. +1. Select the theme you would like to install with `A`. Be absolutely sure at this point that you have downloaded the correct theme for your system menu version and region. +1. Press `+` to install the theme. 1. 一旦您找到喜欢的主题，请点击与您的 Wii 菜单版本相对应的下载链接。 If all goes well, you will have a result similar to the below! ![](/images/themes/themed-wii-menu.png) diff --git a/_pages/zh_CN/wii-backups.md b/_pages/zh_CN/wii-backups.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..10e0232f8 --- /dev/null +++ b/_pages/zh_CN/wii-backups.md @@ -0,0 +1,140 @@ +--- +title: Managing Wii Backups +--- + +{% include toc title="Table of Contents" %} + +This guide provides instructions on how to manage your Wii backups, from joining .PART files that are output through CleanRip, to shrinking game files that can be copied onto a FAT32 device. Two programs that can be used to manage your Wii backups are Wii Backup Manager (for Windows) and Wii Backup Fusion (for Linux and MacOS) and are covered below. + +为存储多个游戏，推荐为 Wii 使用移动硬盘。 市面上的大多数移动硬盘应该都能正常工作。 +{: .notice--info} + +不建议使用 U 盘，因为它们很小，即使同一款产品之间行为也可能有所不同。
+As an alternative, you may simply use an SD card, however the Wii's SD card slot will be slow. +{: .notice--info} + +确保已将 移动硬盘/U 盘格式化为 FAT32 格式。 不要将它格式化为其它类型，如 exFAT、extFS。
+You may format it as NTFS, but it won't work with a majority of apps (eg. The Homebrew Channel, Nintendont) +{: .notice--info} + +### Joining PART files on a FAT32 device + +If your disc was dumped to a FAT32 device, you should have gotten at least two files that end with `.partX.iso`, due to filesystem limitations. They need to be joined (on a supported filesystem like NTFS) so the file can be read correctly. +{: .notice--info} + +#### Windows + +1. Copy the files that share the same name and end with `.partX.iso` into an empty folder on your computer. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/dumpedpartfiles.png) + +2. In this folder, click the address bar in Windows Explorer and type in `cmd`, this will open a command prompt window there. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/opencmd.png) + +3. Type `copy /b *.part?.iso game.iso` and press enter. Wait for the command to finish, your terminal output should be similar to the below. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/joinpartfiles.png) + +4. If the copy process executed correctly, the checksum from the game dump info file (located where you dumped your disc at) should match the resulting joined file. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/filemd5.png) + +#### macOS/Linux + +1. Copy the files that share the same name and end with `.partX.iso` into an empty folder on your computer. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/dumpedpartfileslinux.png) + +2. Open a terminal in the directory where your files are at, or `cd [PATH]` to it. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/openterminallinux.png) + +3. Use the following command as is: ``cat `ls *.part?.iso | sort` > game.iso``. Then, wait for the merging process to finish. Like in Windows, the resulting checksum should match the dump. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/mergesuccesslinux.png) + +### Using Wii Backup Manager + +#### 需要 + +- 运行 Windows 的电脑 +- 移动硬盘/U 盘或 SD 卡 +- A dumped ISO from a Wii game disc +- [Wii Backup Manager](https://static.wiidatabase.de/Wii-Backup-Manager.zip) + +#### Section I - Installation + +1. 解压 Wii Backup Manager 并启动程序。 +2. 将 USB 硬盘或 SD 卡插入电脑。 + +#### Section II - Copying Games + +1. Go to the `Drive 1` tab, then select the drive that will hold your backed up Wii games. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/select_drive.png) + +2. Go to the `Files` tab, then select `Add`. + + - Select `Files` to add multiple games to the program, or select `Folder` to add a whole folder of games. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/select_games.png) + +3. Go to `Select`, then click `Games not on drive 1`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/select_games2.png) + +4. Select `Transfer`, then select `Drive 1` to transfer the games over. The progress will be displayed on the right side of the window. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/transfer_todrive.png) + +### Using Wii Backup Fusion + +#### 需要 + +- A PC running MacOS or Linux +- 移动硬盘/U 盘或 SD 卡 +- A dumped ISO from a Wii game disc +- [Wii Backup Fusion](https://github.com/larsenv/Wii-Backup-Fusion) +- [Wiimm's ISO Tools](https://wit.wiimm.de/download.html) + +#### Section I - Installation + +1. Download Wiimm's ISO tools for your OS and extract the .tar.gz into a folder that you can access with the terminal. The extracted folder should have these files inside: + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/witinstallfolder.png) + +2. Open a terminal in the folder that you just extracted, and run `sudo ./install.sh`. + +3. Download Wii Backup Fusion for your OS and install. If on Linux, you will need to make the appimage executable by running `chmod +x [FILE]`. + +#### Section II - Copying Games + +1. Open Wii Backup Fusion and press `Load`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/loadwbf.png) + +2. Select the directory where your game ISO is at. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/opendirectorywbf.png) + +3. Right click on the game that you want to transfer to a drive, and press `Transfer to image`. Use the following settings: + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/settingswbf.png) + +4. If there is not already a `wbfs` directory on your game drive, make one. + +5. Make another directory inside of the `wbfs` folder for the game backup. Take note of the Game ID in Wii Backup Fusion as you will need this for the game folder. + +6. Make a game folder for your game, formatted as `game name [GAMEID]`. For the game dumped as an example in this guide, it would be named `New Super Mario Bros. Wii [SMNE01]`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/wbfsname.png) + +7. Copy the game.wbfs file that was made in Step 3 to this new folder. The drive should be ready to use on a Wii. + +[Continue to cIOS](cios)
+cIOS is needed for your Wii to use a USB Loader. Once this is done, you can use [USB Loader GX or WiiFlow](wii-loaders) to play games from your USB drive or SD card. +{: .notice--info} + +[Click here to go back to the site index.](site-navigation) +{: .notice--info} diff --git a/_pages/zh_CN/wii-factory-reset.md b/_pages/zh_CN/wii-factory-reset.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..ba32ae21b --- /dev/null +++ b/_pages/zh_CN/wii-factory-reset.md @@ -0,0 +1,90 @@ +--- +title: Restoring The Wii NAND to Stock +--- + +{% include toc title="Table of Contents" %} + +This guide details how to create a stock NAND for your Wii system using a program called Ohneschwanzenegger. Unlike the `Format Wii System Memory` option in the Wii settings, this will completely wipe any changes to the NAND by downloading a stock Wii System Menu from NUS servers. If followed correctly, the Wii should have no homebrew left on the system, stock IOSes, and boot up to a factory setup screen when the NAND is flashed. + +Please note that this program **needs** an existing (even bricked!) NAND backup to function, as it needs to have a copy of the first 8 blocks of NAND, a bad blocks list, and AES/HMAC keys. + +{% capture here-be-dragons %} + +The instructions detailed in this guide WILL ERASE YOUR WII SYSTEM MEMORY and should only be considered as a LAST RESORT or if you are trying to do any of the following: + +- Restore the Wii to a state comparable to when it left the factory. +- Fix a brick where you do not have a functional NAND backup or access to the Homebrew Channel but can still make one using BootMii. +- You are unable to revert certain changes to the Wii System Memory such as all cIOS with DARKCORP. + +{% endcapture %} + +
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+ +If you are trying to [update your Wii to 4.3U](update) with homebrew or update outdated homebrew/IOS, you most likely do not need to follow this guide. Instead, you can use a tool like the SysCheck Updater Wizard built into [ModMii](modmii#syscheck-updater-wizard). If you are confused about this process, consider joining the Nintendo Homebrew discord server for support. +{: .notice--warning} + +### 需要 + +- 一张至少有512MB空间的SD卡。 +- A [NAND backup](bootmii) from the specific system you are trying to flash +- A Windows computer with an Internet connection +- [Ohneschwanzenegger](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/modmii/modmii.github.io/master/temp/ohneschwanzenegger.zip) +- [Nand BIN Checker](/assets/files/nandBinCheck.zip) + +### 步骤 + +#### Section I - Preparation + +1. Start Ohneschwanzenegger. You may get a Windows SmartScreen prompt, this is a false positive and you can run the program anyway by pressing `More info` and `Run anyway`. + +2. Press the `Local Cache` button, create a new folder for the NUS cache to be output in, and then press OK. An example folder is given below. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nuscache.png) + +3. Press `Nand Dump` on the toolbar, and then press `New nand`. This should open a pop-up window where you can adjust parameters for a new NAND dump. Press the large `Existing Nand...` button and find your existing NAND dump from your Wii. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/newnand.png) + +4. This will fill in information such as the keys, Boot 1/2, and your bad blocks automatically. ONLY change the Destination box to `./blankNand.bin`, which will output the NAND to the program folder with the name `blankNand.bin`. Then, press OK. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/renamenand.png) + +#### Section II - Creating a Blank NAND + +1. Now that the NAND is loaded into the program, select `Content` on the toolbar and then press Format. This will initialize your BLANK NAND, not your backup NAND. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/formatnand.png) + +2. Select the top left text box in the program and type in the Wii System Menu version that you need the NAND to have. Note that this should optimally be the version that your NAND was previously using. This NAND was using `4.3U`. Other valid examples are `3.2U`, `4.3E`, or `3.4J`. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/sysmenu.png) + +3. Once you have confirmed you have entered the version of the menu that you want, press enter or `Get It!`. This will begin downloading the menu from NUS servers, with the progress displayed in the program. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/menudownload.png) + +4. Once the menu has finished downloading, a pop-up will display showing the settings appended to the NAND. It will be autofilled depending on what was in your NAND, although the serial number may be incorrect. You can edit this if you would like, otherwise keep everything blank and press OK. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/settings.png) + +5. Next, press `Content` on the taskbar and press `Write meta entries`. Then, go back to the menu and press `Flush`. You may then close the window. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/finalsteps.png) + +#### Section III - Verifying the NAND + +1. If NAND Bin Checker is not already in the same directory as Ohneschwanzenegger, copy it there now. Then, open a terminal in that directory. Run the following command: `.\nandBinCheck.exe .\blankNand.bin`. If you named the NAND something else, adjust the command accordingly. The program will then check the validity of the NAND. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nandcheck.png) + +2. If all is well, the result should look similar to the below. If there are ANY errors that stand out, DO NOT use this NAND and try again as it may damage or permanantly brick your Wii. If you continue to get these errors on further attempts, go to the Nintendo Homebrew discord server for support. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nandcheckresult.png) + +3. Move the `blankNand.bin` to your Wii SD card and rename it to `nand.bin` so that it can be flashed by BootMii. Remember not to overwrite your existing NAND! + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nandname.png) + +[Continue to BootMii Recovery](bootmiirecover) +Now that you have a blank NAND, you can restore it on your Wii using BootMii. +{: .notice--info} diff --git a/_pages/zh_TW/bootmiirecover.md b/_pages/zh_TW/bootmiirecover.md index 1219029bf..2b1ae0cf0 100644 --- a/_pages/zh_TW/bootmiirecover.md +++ b/_pages/zh_TW/bootmiirecover.md @@ -12,7 +12,6 @@ This guide will provide instructions on how to restore a backup of your NAND wit 如果螢幕保持黑屏且光碟機的指示燈閃爍，那代表您的 SD 卡中缺少 BootMii 所需的檔案。 Download [this zip file](https://static.hackmii.com/bootmii_sd_files.zip) and extract it to the root of your SD card, then try again. {: .notice--warning} - 家庭版 Wii（沒有 GameCube 控制器端口的 Wii）無法還原 NAND 備份。 This is because of the lack of GameCube ports which are required on non-boot2 Wiis to enter the restoration confirmation code. For additional help, please seek support. {: .notice--danger} diff --git a/_pages/zh_TW/bricks.md b/_pages/zh_TW/bricks.md index ec3c65d6f..2e2dd4e0c 100644 --- a/_pages/zh_TW/bricks.md +++ b/_pages/zh_TW/bricks.md @@ -75,7 +75,7 @@ A semibrick occurs when a different region Wii Menu or a different region custom #### 解決方式 A semibrick occurs when a different region Wii Menu or a different region custom theme is installed. 這會導致 Wii 無法找到 Wii 設定頁面檔。 -If this was caused by a theme you installed, use MyMenuifyMod to re-download the original theme file. +If this was caused by a theme you installed, use csm-installer to reinstall the original theme. If this was caused by a Wii Menu WAD you installed, use [NUS Downloader](https://wiibrew.org/wiki/NUSD) to re-obtain your original Wii Menu. diff --git a/_pages/zh_TW/dump-games.md b/_pages/zh_TW/dump-games.md index a33afc530..971547a54 100644 --- a/_pages/zh_TW/dump-games.md +++ b/_pages/zh_TW/dump-games.md @@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ title: "Dumping Wii/GameCube games" {% include toc title="條目內容" %} -Want to dump a GameCube or a Wii disk? There are two ways of doing so, depending on the tools you have available with you. You can either dump directly to an SD card or USB drive, or over the local network. +This guide covers dumping GameCube or Wii game discs to a local SD card or USB drive on your Wii. ### Dumping a Disc to SD/USB (CleanRip) @@ -13,11 +13,7 @@ Want to dump a GameCube or a Wii disk? There are two ways of doing so, depending + An SD card or USB drive with at least 4.7 GB of free space (8.5 GB if dumping a dual layer disc). + [CleanRip](https://oscwii.org/library/app/cleanrip) -#### Instructions - -Set it as shown on the screen below. If you are dumping one of the 13 games on [this list](https://wiki.dolphin-emu.org/index.php?title=Category:Dual_Layer_Disc_games), set `Dual Layer` to `Yes`. -{: .notice--info} -{: .notice--info} +#### Preparation 1. Power off your console. 1. Insert your SD card or USB drive into your computer. @@ -26,97 +22,76 @@ Set it as shown on the screen below. If you are dumping one of the 13 games on [ 1. Power on your console. 1. 啟動 Homebrew Channel。 1. Launch CleanRip from the list of homebrew. +1. When prompted, select `Yes` to calculate disc checksums. + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/checksum.png) + 1. Select your device that you will be dumping the game to - your USB drive or SD card. - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/2.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/device.png) + +1. Select the filesystem type of the device - in most cases it will be FAT (FAT32). + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/filesystem.png) + +1. Ensure that your device is connected to the system and press A to proceed. + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/insertdevice.png) 1. When prompted, select `Yes` to download the redump.org DAT files. + This is required to ensure that the resulting dumps are clean/accurate. - You may get an exception error if you do this. If so, simply skip and verify your dump on Dolphin Emulator if needed. + You may get an exception error if you do this. If so, restart your Wii and try again - but if you continue to get exception errors, dump the disc and verify the checksum in Dolphin instead if needed. {: .notice--warning} - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/3.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/redump.png) -1. Now insert the game you want to dump. +1. Insert the game disc you would like to dump, and press A to continue. - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/4.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/insertdisc.png) + +### Dumping a Wii Disc + +As of v2.1.2 of CleanRip, there is an option to auto-detect whether or not the disc you have is dual layer. If you are on an earlier version, or just want to verify that the correct option is being selected, you can check [this list](https://wiki.dolphin-emu.org/index.php?title=Category:Dual_Layer_Disc_games) to see if your game is a dual layer disc. +{: .notice--info} + +If you get an unrecovered read error, ensure that the disc you are attempting to dump is clean and can be properly read by the console. Even though you may be able to play the game disc normally, you may still get this error. If the error persists, try to dump another disc and see if the same error happens. +{: .notice--warning} + +1. When prompted, select if your disc is an unlicensed Datel disc. If unsure, select `No`. + + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/dateldisc.png) 1. Set the settings as shown on the screen below, while verifying if your game disc is dual layer or not. - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/6.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/wiisettings.png) 1. Press A to start dumping the disc. - + CleanRip will now dump your game. It can take a while, since it will dump the full 4.7 GB disc contents (8.5 GB for dual layer discs). + + This process can take quite some time, since it will dump all 4.7 GB of the DVD (8.5 GB for dual layer discs). - ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/7.png) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/wiiprogress.png) -1. Proceed to [joining PART files](dump-games#joining-part-files-on-a-fat32-device). +1. When the dump finishes, you should see a screen with the MD5 checksum of your disc, compared to the Redump DAT if you enabled it. -### Dumping a Disc over LAN (Wii DVD Dumper) + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/wiidumpcomplete.png) -#### 必備項目 - -+ A Windows/macOS/Linux PC with an internet connection -+ [DVD](/assets/files/DVDDumpTool.zip) - -#### Instructions - -Download speeds will be slow due to limitations in the network hardware of the Wii, but it remains a valid solution if you are willing to be patient. +Proceed to [Managing Wii Backups](wii-backups) to join the PART files that are output, and manage your dumped games. {: .notice--info} -[DVD Dump Tool](/assets/files/DVDDumpTool.zip) Your Wii and your computer must be connected to one local network. -{: .notice--warning} -{: .notice--warning} +### Dumping a GameCube Disc -1. Extract DVD Dump Tool and put it in the `apps` folder on your SD card or USB drive. -1. Insert your SD card into your Wii, and launch CleanRip from the Homebrew Channel. -1. Power on your console. -1. 啟動 Homebrew Channel。 -1. Launch DVD Dump Tool from the list of homebrew. -1. Press the right on the D-pad and press A. -1. Choose the disc that you want to copy (The options are: `GameCube Disc`, `Wii Single-Layer Disc`, `Wii Dual-Layer Disc` and press "A" +1. When prompted, select if your disc is an unlicensed Datel disc. If unsure, select `No`. - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/2.png) -1. Insert your SD card into your Wii, and launch DVD Dump Tool from the Homebrew Channel. - + If it is already inserted, eject and reinsert the disc. + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/dateldisc.png) - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/insertthedisc.jpg) -1. Select the proper disc type. +1. Press A to start dumping the disc. + + This process can take some time, since it will dump all 1.3 GB of the Mini DVD. - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/3.png) -1. Press any button to begin the dumping process. + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/gcprogress.png) - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/4.png) -1. Remember your Wii URL (IP address) -1. On your computer's web browser, go to your address bar and enter the Wii URL. +1. When the dump finishes, you should see a screen with the MD5 checksum of your disc, compared to the Redump DAT if you enabled it. - ![](/images/homebrew/DumpDiscs_LAN/5.png) -1. Click on `Click here to download XXXX.iso`. -1. Proceed to [joining PART files](dump-games#joining-part-files-on-a-fat32-device). + ![](/images/homebrew/CleanRip/gcdumpcomplete.png) -### Joining PART files on a FAT32 device - -If you dumped the disc on a FAT32 formatted, device, you should've got at least 2 files that end with `.partX.iso`. They need to be joined up. They need to be joined. -{: .notice--info} - -#### Windows - -1. Copy all the files that share the same name and end with `.partX.iso` in a folder on your computer. -1. In this folder, click the address bar in Windows Explorer and copy its PATH. -1. Select "Open PowerShell window here". -1. Run `cd [PATH]`. -1. Finally, type `copy /b *.part?.iso game.iso` and press enter. -1. Wait until the merging process finishes. - + It should end with the terminal outputting `1 file(s) copied`. - -#### macOS/Linux - -1. Copy all the files that share the same name and end with `.partX.iso` into an empty folder on your computer. -1. Open up a Terminal. -1. Use the `cd ` command and replace `` by the path to your `.partX.iso` files. -1. Use the following command as is: `cat \*.part?.iso > game.iso`. -1. Wait until the merging process finishes. - -To organize the games on your drive properly, you'll need to use [Wii Backup Manager](wiibackupmanager). -{: .notice--info} +Proceed to [Managing GameCube Backups](gc-backups) to shrink the size of your output file, and manage your dumped games. +{: .notice--info} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/_pages/zh_TW/gc-backups.md b/_pages/zh_TW/gc-backups.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..03cc2f2a9 --- /dev/null +++ b/_pages/zh_TW/gc-backups.md @@ -0,0 +1,49 @@ +--- +title: "Managing GameCube Backups" +--- + +{% include toc title="條目內容" %} + +This guide provides instructions on how to manage your GameCube backups, using GameCube Backup Manager. It functions similar to [Wii Backup Manager](wii-backups#using-wii-backup-manager). + +### 必備項目 + +* 一張 SD 卡或 USB 隨身碟 +* [GameCube Backup Manager](https://github.com/AxionDrak/GameCube-Backup-Manager/releases) + +To play multiple games, it is recommended to use an external hard drive for your Wii. Any external hard drive found on most modern marketplaces should work with your Wii. Any external hard drive found on most modern marketplaces should work with your Wii. +{: .notice--info} + +Make sure your USB drive is formatted as FAT32. Make sure your USB drive is formatted as FAT32. Do not format it as other types such as NTFS, exFAT, extFS, or WBFS, the latter being an outdated filesystem for storing Wii games. +{: .notice--info} + +### Instructions + +#### Section I - Downloading + +1. Extract GameCube Backup Manager, and launch the program. +1. Insert your USB drive into your computer. + +#### 第二節 — 複製遊戲至主機中 + +1. Open the application and locate the folder button in the bottom right corner. Click on it to open the file explorer window. Click on it to open the file explorer window. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/folderbutton.png) + +1. Navigate to the location of the folder that contains the game file you want to transfer. This could be on your computer's hard drive or an external storage device. Once you find the folder, select it. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/selectfolder.png) + +1. Click on the `Files (Destination)` tab, then select the `Inactive` option from the dropdown menu. This will allow you to choose the drive where you want to transfer the game. Select the appropriate drive letter from the list. This will allow you to choose the drive where you want to transfer the game. Select the appropriate drive letter from the list. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/selectdrive.png) + +1. Next, go back to the `Files (Source)` tab, select the game you want to transfer, and then click either `Install Game (1:1)` or `Install Game (Scrub)`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/GCBM/installgame.png) + +Selecting `Install Game (Scrub)` will remove unnecessary data from the game, reducing the game's file size. For some games this can be a major reduction, for example with Animal Crossing - going from 1.3GB to around 26MB. +{: .notice--info} + +[Click here to go back to the site index.](site-navigation) +{: .notice--info} diff --git a/_pages/zh_TW/site-navigation.md b/_pages/zh_TW/site-navigation.md index 12ce1f5cf..d01a40820 100644 --- a/_pages/zh_TW/site-navigation.md +++ b/_pages/zh_TW/site-navigation.md @@ -44,6 +44,7 @@ sitemap: false + [Featured](priiloader) + [Relaunching the HackMii Installer](hackmii) + [Updating Wii Menu to v4.3](update) ++ [Restoring The Wii NAND to Stock](wii-factory-reset) + [Wii Mod Lite](wnd-mini) + YAWM ModMii Edition
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diff --git a/_pages/zh_TW/themes.md b/_pages/zh_TW/themes.md index 4946aa358..192104948 100644 --- a/_pages/zh_TW/themes.md +++ b/_pages/zh_TW/themes.md @@ -6,17 +6,17 @@ title: "Installing Wii Menu Themes" This guide is intended to be the last you will ever need when it comes to theming on the Wii, not only providing instructions for the Wii Menu through MyMenuifyMod, but also with themes on WiiFlow Lite, USB Loader GX, and The Homebrew Channel. Additionally, forwarders are covered. +### Are you tired of the boring, plain white theme on your Wii Menu, and want a cool theme instead? This tutorial will help you get a new theme for your Wii Menu! + DO NOT CONTINUE WITH THIS GUIDE UNLESS YOU HAVE ADEQUATE BRICK PROTECTION, SPECIFICALLY [BOOTMII](bootmii) AND [PRIILOADER](priiloader)! {: .notice--danger} -For safety purposes, please do not use any other version of MyMenuify than the one linked here, as MyMenuify Mod is the safest way to install a theme. +csm-installer has built in safety features to prevent from installing bad or corrupt Wii Menu themes, so please opt to use it instead of other theme installation homebrew. {: .notice--warning} Do not use any other version of ThemeMii than the one linked here, as ThemeMii Mod allows you to make a theme for Wii Menu version 4.3, other versions may not. {: .notice--warning} -### Are you tired of the boring, plain white theme on your Wii Menu, and want a cool theme instead? This tutorial will help you get a new theme for your Wii Menu! - Only install themes on your Wii that have been formatted specifically for its version and current region. Installing themes from the wrong version or region on your Wii will cause a [brick](bricks#theme-brick). This tutorial will tell you how to create a .csm file that is safe to install. {: .notice--danger} @@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ Before proceeding, it helps to know the difference between .MYM and .CSM as file * There are other resources for Wii Menu themes, but they might be in csm form (ready to install on the Wii). If the csm doesn't match the version and region of your Wii Menu, try to convert it to mym with ThemeMii Mod, and then convert it back to csm with the instructions here using the version and region of your Wii Menu. * 一張 SD 卡或 USB 隨身碟 * Below are some links to themes. -* [MyMenuify Mod](https://oscwii.org/library/app/mymenuifymod) +* [csm-installer](https://oscwii.org/library/app/csm-installer) * [ThemeMii Mod](/assets/files/New_ThemeMii_MOD.zip) #### Section II - Building the Theme @@ -52,21 +52,13 @@ Highlight the theme you want to install, then press A. Give it a moment to insta #### Section III - Installing the Theme -1. Launch MyMenuify Mod from the Homebrew Channel. -1. Put the .csm file you saved in a folder called `modthemes` on your SD card or USB drive. -1. Press `Create csm`, then browse for a directory you want to save the theme in. Give it a moment to build the theme. -1. To protect against bricks, [make sure you install Priiloader](priiloader). Also, install [BootMii](bootmii) (as Boot2 if you have an early Wii, otherwise IOS). Installing brick protection along with following the guide correctly should keep you safe from bricks. DO NOT CONTINUE UNTIL YOU HAVE INSTALLED PRIILOADER AND BOOTMII! -1. Go into MyMenuifyMod, and acknowledge the disclaimer. It will ask what IOS you want to use in the app. Select `IOS58`. - - If you get `Exception DSI occured!`, press RESET on your Wii and try again. - {: .notice--info} - -1. Select your storage medium, and you should now see a selection of your themes. - - ![](/images/themes/mym-theme-selection.png) - -1. Select the theme you would like to install. If it is signed, MyMenuifyMod will indicate it to you, otherwise it will warn you. Be absolutely sure at this point that you have downloaded the correct theme for your system menu version and region. -1. Install the theme. +1. Extract the csm-installer `.zip` file to the root of your SD card or USB device. +1. Create a new directory on your SD card or USB device called `themes` if it does not already exist. +1. Copy your `.csm` file to the `themes` directory. +1. Insert your SD card or USB drive into your Wii, and launch the Homebrew Channel. +1. Launch csm-installer, and wait for it to load. +1. Select the theme you would like to install with `A`. Be absolutely sure at this point that you have downloaded the correct theme for your system menu version and region. +1. Press `+` to install the theme. 1. Reboot into the Wii Menu, and see if the theme successfully installed. If all goes well, you will have a result similar to the below! ![](/images/themes/themed-wii-menu.png) diff --git a/_pages/zh_TW/wii-backups.md b/_pages/zh_TW/wii-backups.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..c2979b43b --- /dev/null +++ b/_pages/zh_TW/wii-backups.md @@ -0,0 +1,140 @@ +--- +title: Managing Wii Backups +--- + +{% include toc title="條目內容" %} + +This guide provides instructions on how to manage your Wii backups, from joining .PART files that are output through CleanRip, to shrinking game files that can be copied onto a FAT32 device. Two programs that can be used to manage your Wii backups are Wii Backup Manager (for Windows) and Wii Backup Fusion (for Linux and MacOS) and are covered below. + +For storing multiple games, we recommend an external hard drive for your Wii. We will refer to it as a "USB drive" in this guide. Most of those found on the market should work fine. Most of those found on the market should work fine. +{: .notice--info} + +A flash drive is not recommended, as they are small and may vary in behavior even between the same product.
作為替代方案，您也可以選擇使用 SD 卡，但 Wii 的 SD 卡插槽速度較慢。
+As an alternative, you may simply use an SD card, however the Wii's SD card slot will be slow. +{: .notice--info} + +Make sure your USB drive is formatted as FAT32. Do not format it as other types such as exFAT, extFS.
+You may format it as NTFS, but it won't work with a majority of apps (eg. The Homebrew Channel, Nintendont) +{: .notice--info} + +### Joining PART files on a FAT32 device + +If your disc was dumped to a FAT32 device, you should have gotten at least two files that end with `.partX.iso`, due to filesystem limitations. They need to be joined (on a supported filesystem like NTFS) so the file can be read correctly. +{: .notice--info} + +#### Windows + +1. Copy the files that share the same name and end with `.partX.iso` into an empty folder on your computer. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/dumpedpartfiles.png) + +2. In this folder, click the address bar in Windows Explorer and type in `cmd`, this will open a command prompt window there. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/opencmd.png) + +3. Type `copy /b *.part?.iso game.iso` and press enter. Wait for the command to finish, your terminal output should be similar to the below. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/joinpartfiles.png) + +4. If the copy process executed correctly, the checksum from the game dump info file (located where you dumped your disc at) should match the resulting joined file. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/filemd5.png) + +#### macOS/Linux + +1. Copy the files that share the same name and end with `.partX.iso` into an empty folder on your computer. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/dumpedpartfileslinux.png) + +2. Open a terminal in the directory where your files are at, or `cd [PATH]` to it. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/openterminallinux.png) + +3. Use the following command as is: ``cat `ls *.part?.iso | sort` > game.iso``. Then, wait for the merging process to finish. Like in Windows, the resulting checksum should match the dump. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/mergesuccesslinux.png) + +### Using Wii Backup Manager + +#### 操作說明 + +- 一台運行 Windows 的電腦 +- A USB drive or SD card +- A dumped ISO from a Wii game disc +- [Wii Backup Manager](https://static.wiidatabase.de/Wii-Backup-Manager.zip) + +#### Section I - Installation + +1. Extract Wii Backup Manager, and launch the program. +2. Insert your USB drive or SD card into your computer. + +#### Section II - Copying Games + +1. Go to the `Drive 1` tab, then select the drive that will hold your backed up Wii games. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/select_drive.png) + +2. Go to the `Files` tab, then select `Add`. + + - Select `Files` to add multiple games to the program, or select `Folder` to add a whole folder of games. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/select_games.png) + +3. Go to `Select`, then click `Games not on drive 1`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/select_games2.png) + +4. Select `Transfer`, then select `Drive 1` to transfer the games over. The progress will be displayed on the right side of the window. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/transfer_todrive.png) + +### Using Wii Backup Fusion + +#### 操作說明 + +- A PC running MacOS or Linux +- A USB drive or SD card +- A dumped ISO from a Wii game disc +- [Wii Backup Fusion](https://github.com/larsenv/Wii-Backup-Fusion) +- [Wiimm's ISO Tools](https://wit.wiimm.de/download.html) + +#### Section I - Installation + +1. Download Wiimm's ISO tools for your OS and extract the .tar.gz into a folder that you can access with the terminal. The extracted folder should have these files inside: + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/witinstallfolder.png) + +2. Open a terminal in the folder that you just extracted, and run `sudo ./install.sh`. + +3. Download Wii Backup Fusion for your OS and install. If on Linux, you will need to make the appimage executable by running `chmod +x [FILE]`. + +#### Section II - Copying Games + +1. Open Wii Backup Fusion and press `Load`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/loadwbf.png) + +2. Select the directory where your game ISO is at. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/opendirectorywbf.png) + +3. Right click on the game that you want to transfer to a drive, and press `Transfer to image`. Use the following settings: + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/settingswbf.png) + +4. If there is not already a `wbfs` directory on your game drive, make one. + +5. Make another directory inside of the `wbfs` folder for the game backup. Take note of the Game ID in Wii Backup Fusion as you will need this for the game folder. + +6. Make a game folder for your game, formatted as `game name [GAMEID]`. For the game dumped as an example in this guide, it would be named `New Super Mario Bros. Wii [SMNE01]`. + + ![](/images/desktop-apps/WBM/wbfsname.png) + +7. Copy the game.wbfs file that was made in Step 3 to this new folder. The drive should be ready to use on a Wii. + +[Continue to cIOS](cios)
+cIOS is needed for your Wii to use a USB Loader. Once this is done, you can use [USB Loader GX or WiiFlow](wii-loaders) to play games from your USB drive or SD card. +{: .notice--info} + +[Click here to go back to the site index.](site-navigation) +{: .notice--info} diff --git a/_pages/zh_TW/wii-factory-reset.md b/_pages/zh_TW/wii-factory-reset.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..9cded6451 --- /dev/null +++ b/_pages/zh_TW/wii-factory-reset.md @@ -0,0 +1,90 @@ +--- +title: Restoring The Wii NAND to Stock +--- + +{% include toc title="條目內容" %} + +This guide details how to create a stock NAND for your Wii system using a program called Ohneschwanzenegger. Unlike the `Format Wii System Memory` option in the Wii settings, this will completely wipe any changes to the NAND by downloading a stock Wii System Menu from NUS servers. If followed correctly, the Wii should have no homebrew left on the system, stock IOSes, and boot up to a factory setup screen when the NAND is flashed. + +Please note that this program **needs** an existing (even bricked!) NAND backup to function, as it needs to have a copy of the first 8 blocks of NAND, a bad blocks list, and AES/HMAC keys. + +{% capture here-be-dragons %} + +The instructions detailed in this guide WILL ERASE YOUR WII SYSTEM MEMORY and should only be considered as a LAST RESORT or if you are trying to do any of the following: + +- Restore the Wii to a state comparable to when it left the factory. +- Fix a brick where you do not have a functional NAND backup or access to the Homebrew Channel but can still make one using BootMii. +- You are unable to revert certain changes to the Wii System Memory such as all cIOS with DARKCORP. + +{% endcapture %} + +
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+ +If you are trying to [update your Wii to 4.3U](update) with homebrew or update outdated homebrew/IOS, you most likely do not need to follow this guide. Instead, you can use a tool like the SysCheck Updater Wizard built into [ModMii](modmii#syscheck-updater-wizard). If you are confused about this process, consider joining the Nintendo Homebrew discord server for support. +{: .notice--warning} + +### 操作說明 + +- 至少有 512MB 可用空間的 SD 卡 +- A [NAND backup](bootmii) from the specific system you are trying to flash +- A Windows computer with an Internet connection +- [Ohneschwanzenegger](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/modmii/modmii.github.io/master/temp/ohneschwanzenegger.zip) +- [Nand BIN Checker](/assets/files/nandBinCheck.zip) + +### Instructions + +#### Section I - Preparation + +1. Start Ohneschwanzenegger. You may get a Windows SmartScreen prompt, this is a false positive and you can run the program anyway by pressing `More info` and `Run anyway`. + +2. Press the `Local Cache` button, create a new folder for the NUS cache to be output in, and then press OK. An example folder is given below. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nuscache.png) + +3. Press `Nand Dump` on the toolbar, and then press `New nand`. This should open a pop-up window where you can adjust parameters for a new NAND dump. Press the large `Existing Nand...` button and find your existing NAND dump from your Wii. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/newnand.png) + +4. This will fill in information such as the keys, Boot 1/2, and your bad blocks automatically. ONLY change the Destination box to `./blankNand.bin`, which will output the NAND to the program folder with the name `blankNand.bin`. Then, press OK. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/renamenand.png) + +#### Section II - Creating a Blank NAND + +1. Now that the NAND is loaded into the program, select `Content` on the toolbar and then press Format. This will initialize your BLANK NAND, not your backup NAND. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/formatnand.png) + +2. Select the top left text box in the program and type in the Wii System Menu version that you need the NAND to have. Note that this should optimally be the version that your NAND was previously using. This NAND was using `4.3U`. Other valid examples are `3.2U`, `4.3E`, or `3.4J`. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/sysmenu.png) + +3. Once you have confirmed you have entered the version of the menu that you want, press enter or `Get It!`. This will begin downloading the menu from NUS servers, with the progress displayed in the program. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/menudownload.png) + +4. Once the menu has finished downloading, a pop-up will display showing the settings appended to the NAND. It will be autofilled depending on what was in your NAND, although the serial number may be incorrect. You can edit this if you would like, otherwise keep everything blank and press OK. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/settings.png) + +5. Next, press `Content` on the taskbar and press `Write meta entries`. Then, go back to the menu and press `Flush`. You may then close the window. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/finalsteps.png) + +#### Section III - Verifying the NAND + +1. If NAND Bin Checker is not already in the same directory as Ohneschwanzenegger, copy it there now. Then, open a terminal in that directory. Run the following command: `.\nandBinCheck.exe .\blankNand.bin`. If you named the NAND something else, adjust the command accordingly. The program will then check the validity of the NAND. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nandcheck.png) + +2. If all is well, the result should look similar to the below. If there are ANY errors that stand out, DO NOT use this NAND and try again as it may damage or permanantly brick your Wii. If you continue to get these errors on further attempts, go to the Nintendo Homebrew discord server for support. + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nandcheckresult.png) + +3. Move the `blankNand.bin` to your Wii SD card and rename it to `nand.bin` so that it can be flashed by BootMii. Remember not to overwrite your existing NAND! + + ![](/images/factory-reset/nandname.png) + +[Continue to BootMii Recovery](bootmiirecover) +Now that you have a blank NAND, you can restore it on your Wii using BootMii. +{: .notice--info}