[TUTORIAL] HACK Wii 3.0E to 4.1E

Post by **theaum** » Sun 7 Feb 2010 14:56

Thanks!!

Post by **darkscad** » Sun 7 Feb 2010 14:58

elonex59 wrote:hello
new to this forum I'm reading and learning a lot of things I have a version 4.1 so I'm looking for everything I need to know without making mistakes to use my wii with a usb loader thanks

you're on the right tutorial!

Post by **greg21170** » Sun 7 Feb 2010 16:17

PERFECT THANKS

Post by **joroman** » Sun 7 Feb 2010 21:21

COOL THANK!

Post by **divx4all** » Mon 8 Feb 2010 08:56

Thanks I'm going to test it

Post by **CdtLezard** » Mon 8 Feb 2010 11:41

Thanks a lot to everyone

Post by **Ghost92** » Mon 8 Feb 2010 15:24

Thanks for this Tutorial...

Post by **creuquette** » Mon 8 Feb 2010 15:57

yes 5 io!

Post by **warrior39** » Mon 8 Feb 2010 16:16

Cool thanks a lot for this tutorial

Post by **matthrose** » Mon 8 Feb 2010 16:46

how do I "reply to this post to see the hidden message"

Post by **ludolouna** » Mon 8 Feb 2010 17:02

Thanks for this quality post

Post by **ztroll** » Mon 8 Feb 2010 20:26

super cool I have one on 4.1, saves me from going to 4.2

Post by **ceiraphin83** » Tue 9 Feb 2010 17:59

everything's going well just 2 points left and it will be perfect... once again a big thanks!

Post by **ceiraphin83** » Tue 9 Feb 2010 18:13

I'm finishing up

Post by **stephbal** » Tue 9 Feb 2010 20:19

thanks

Post by **baordeur** » Tue 9 Feb 2010 21:30

thanks (just to grab the files lol)

Post by **darkscad** » Tue 9 Feb 2010 22:01

baordeur wrote:thanks (just to grab the files lol)

I did the same! for the ciospack!

ps: at least you (like many others...) write THANKS

that's better than: "azerty", "iohyzejhef", "where are the files?!"
or even "I'm writing this word for the files..."

Post by **AN54** » Wed 10 Feb 2010 15:13

Tutorial corrected, if I missed a mistake let me know =)

For darkscad: the second person plural endings need reviewing, you'll copy them out for me 100x times by tomorrow xD

Post by **mikey72** » Wed 10 Feb 2010 16:02

Tnx, show me some content

Post by **Oops** » Wed 10 Feb 2010 17:40

AN54 wrote:Tutorial corrected, if I missed a mistake let me know =)

For darkscad: the second person plural endings need reviewing, you'll copy them out for me 100x times by tomorrow xD

small corrections: "the second person plural endings à review, you'll copy them out for mes 100x times by tomorrow xD

because I make 10 mistakes per line

Post by **fredzaza** » Wed 10 Feb 2010 18:22

as someone who is completely new to wii hacking, I'm on a black wii on 4.1 and I'm a bit lost!
I just installed the HBC and stopped there not knowing what to do next.
In the forums it's said that you shouldn't install "bootmii" as boot2 (to me that's all Greek...) and that installing it as ios is risky for the wii afterwards... so what should I do??

Post by **darkscad** » Wed 10 Feb 2010 19:36

fredzaza wrote:as someone who is completely new to wii hacking, I'm on a black wii on 4.1 and I'm a bit lost!
I just installed the HBC and stopped there not knowing what to do next.
In the forums it's said that you shouldn't install "bootmii" as boot2 (to me that's all Greek...) and that installing it as ios is risky for the wii afterwards... so what should I do??

I don't know which forum you're hanging around...
but here we will always advise you to install it! I even find that making a nand backup is one of the things not to take lightly...
on your black wii on 4.1 it is IMPOSSIBLE to install BOOTMII as boot2,
only as ios..., that's normal because recent wiis can't install boot2!

ps: I'm quite curious to know the risks afterwards...
because I can give you some if you make a mistake and skip this step! BRICK!

Post by **blidarius** » Thu 11 Feb 2010 01:17

Thanks to the whole team

Post by **blidarius** » Thu 11 Feb 2010 01:23

You will get this image validate with A the OUI (YES) prompt
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Validate with "1" on the wii remote.
[TUTO] HACK Wii 3.0E à 4.1E

you will have 3 choices:
- Homebrew channel installation
- DVDX installation
- BOOTMII installation as BOOT2 like in the image
or as IOS (in that case the line will be purple)

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Install all 3 choices.
Press [continue] => [install the homebrew channel] => [yes,continue] => [continue]
Do the same with DVDX.
And above all Bootmii according to the proposed choice.(boot2 or ios)
Above all don't forget to create the bootmii files on the SD card.

External content (video or audio) hidden: it sets its own cookies.
PS: it's useless to put Bootmii in ios if you've installed it in boot2 as in the video.

Tutorial by webs modified by me[/spoil]

if you are unable to run this step
and you get a message "well SuCK IT"... that's because you have the ciospack installed...
in that case:
if you have installed the ciospack (or cioscorp)...
uninstall it first with ciospack uninstaller

This content is for members only. Log in or register for free to see it.

If in doubt, run the homebrew signcheck

Spoiler

using sign-check
run it from the homebrew channel
then when it's asked for...
press the wii's RESET button several times after launching it
at the end a .txt file will be created at the root of the SD

now look at your files:
if you don't have a ciospack
all your IOS will have different version numbers.

if you have the Ciospack
all your numbered IOS will have the same number 65535 in IOS
example:

SignCheck 0.3b aka loveSexWii build report
Wii region, Europe
Wii unique device id, 84088134

IOS number, "Trucha bug", "Flash access", "Boot2 access", "Usb2.0 IOS tree"

IOS250 (ver 65535), Enabled, Disabled, Disabled, Enabled
IOS249 (ver 16), Enabled, Disabled, Disabled, Enabled
IOS70 (ver 65535), Disabled, Disabled, Disabled, Disabled
IOS61 (ver 4890), Disabled, Disabled, Disabled, Disabled
IOS60 (ver 65535), Disabled, Disabled, Disabled, Disabled
IOS57 (ver 5661), Disabled, Disabled, Disabled, Disabled
IOS56 (ver 65535), Disabled, Disabled, Disabled, Disabled
IOS55 (ver 65535), Disabled, Disabled, Disabled, Disabled
IOS53 (ver 65535), Disabled, Disabled, Disabled, Disabled
IOS52 (ver 65535), Disabled, Disabled, Disabled, Disabled
IOS50 (ver 65535), Disabled, Disabled, Disabled, Disabled
IOS46 (ver 65535), Disabled, Disabled, Disabled, Disabled
IOS45 (ver 65535), Disabled, Disabled, Disabled, Disabled
IOS43 (ver 65535), Disabled, Disabled, Disabled, Disabled
IOS41 (ver 65535), Disabled, Disabled, Disabled, Disabled
IOS40 (ver 65535), Disabled, Disabled, Disabled, Disabled
IOS38 (ver 65535), Enabled, Disabled, Disabled, Disabled
IOS37 (ver 65535), Disabled, Disabled, Disabled, Disabled
IOS36 (ver 65535), Enabled, Disabled, Disabled, Disabled
IOS35 (ver 65535), Enabled, Disabled, Disabled, Disabled
IOS34 (ver 3348), Disabled, Disabled, Disabled, Disabled
IOS33 (ver 65535), Disabled, Disabled, Disabled, Disabled
IOS31 (ver 3349), Disabled, Disabled, Disabled, Disabled
IOS30 (ver 65535), Disabled, Disabled, Disabled, Disabled
IOS28 (ver 65535), Disabled, Disabled, Disabled, Disabled
IOS22 (ver 1037), Disabled, Disabled, Disabled, Disabled
IOS21 (ver 65535), Disabled, Disabled, Disabled, Disabled
IOS20 (ver 65535), Disabled, Disabled, Disabled, Disabled
IOS17 (ver 65535), Disabled, Disabled, Disabled, Disabled
IOS14 (ver 520), Disabled, Disabled, Disabled, Disabled
IOS13 (ver 273), Disabled, Disabled, Disabled, Disabled
IOS12 (ver 269), Disabled, Disabled, Disabled, Disabled
IOS11 (ver 65535), Disabled, Disabled, Disabled, Disabled

this is an example don't panic if you have fewer IOS.
if you had the Homebrew channel upside down... just reinstall it!

[align=center]BOOTMII ?[/align]
[align=center]Nand backup[/align]
Important Warning

Spoiler

Now we're going to carry out a crucial step, to protect against unpleasant surprises.(brick)
If you're at this step it's because you've installed Bootmii as boot2 or as ios.
We're going to do a DUMP (backup) of the Nand together.

What is NAND??
It's the wii's internal memory, it contains all the information of your wii,
such as your game saves, the VC (virtual console) games and Wiiware ones as well as all the IOS or Cios built into the system.
In an illustrative way you could compare the nand backup to a TIMECAPSULE created at a given moment T.
In case of trouble (brick), we reinject the Nand via bootmii and we're back at that moment T.
So the saves and other things... will be those from the moment of THE BACKUP.

For that see Xav91's illustrated tutorial
Performing a Dump (backup) of your NAND of the console with Bootmii.

[TUTO] HACK Wii 3.0E à 4.1E

Important information
* Since boot2 is impossible to install on the new Wiis... (white and black)
* Leave a minimum of 528mb free on the SD card.
* I would recommend a 1gb or 2gb max non-SDHC SD card formatted in FAT32 to do the nand dump.
*SD cards compatible with BOOTMII

Spoiler

The wiimote is not recognized in the BootMII menu
To navigate the BootMII menu using the front panel buttons
- Power button to move (to the right)
- Reset button to confirm

Or with the Gamecube controller:
- Directional pad for movement.
- A to confirm.

[TUTO] HACK Wii 3.0E à 4.1E

To start go to this icon with POWER then confirm with RESET.

[TUTO] HACK Wii 3.0E à 4.1E

*NAND backup*
Confirm again on this icon with RESET.

[TUTO] HACK Wii 3.0E à 4.1E

You will arrive at this image.(the background must be green, if it's red you are in Restore mode)

[TUTO] HACK Wii 3.0E à 4.1E

You are now ready to make the NAND copy.
Press the RESET key.

[TUTO] HACK Wii 3.0E à 4.1E

Copying the NAND to the SD (it's normal to find Bad blocks)

[TUTO] HACK Wii 3.0E à 4.1E

Checking the NAND.

[TUTO] HACK Wii 3.0E à 4.1E

Check OK, press any button to exit.

Well done you succeeded

Make a backup of the NAND file and the Bootmii folder as well as the .key file
Keep these files safely on your Computer.
They will be useful if the WII bricks one day!
I recommend making another backup at the end of the tutorial!
That way you'll have 2 Nands. (before and after the Hack!)

tutorial by xav91

[align=center]TRUCHA BUG[/align][/color]

2 - Restoring the Trucha Bug
This step is optional if you are on system 3.2E or LOWER
because the trucha bug is already present in those system menus.

Downgrade with Trucha bug restorer 1.11
the wii must be connected to the internet.
otherwise faster and safer for those who might have connection problems...
you need the following files at the root of the SD:
(available on the forum)
Warning, during the ios 36 patch the third option (patch nand permission)
must be enabled to be able to continue the tutorial.

* IOS15-64-v257.wad
* IOS15-64-v266.wad
* IOS15-64-v523.wad
* IOS36-64-v3094.wad
* IOS36-64-v3351.wad

Spoiler

1. run Trucha Bug Restorer 1.11 mod from the homebrew channel.
2. press B
3. wait then press 1
4. Select "Downgrade IOS15"
5. press A (getting IOS15 rev 523)
6. press A (getting IOS15 rev 257)
7. press A for step 1
8. press A for step 2
9. press A to exit
10. relaunch
11. select ios15 with left on the wiimote then press A
12. wait then press 1
13. select "IOS36 menu"
14. check all options to YES
[TUTO] HACK Wii 3.0E à 4.1E

WARNING don't forget this step of the tutorial...
make sure you have checked all the options to YES with the directional pad of the wii remote.
otherwise you won't be able to install cios 249
so continue the tutorial!
15. press A (getting rev 3351)
16. press A to install (Installing.... done)
17. press A to exit
18. relaunch
19. press A (IOS36 by default)
20. wait then press 1
21. select "Restore IOS15"
22. press A (getting IOS15 rev 523)
23. press A to install (Installing.... done)
24. press A to exit
there you go you succeeded! move on to the next step.
Tutorial by Oops.

Other Tutorial by xav91.

Cios rev 17 by Waninkoko
*if you have already installed cios 249 rev14 don't delete it just do another installation,
the cios will be replaced automatically by rev17.(overwritten)

3- Installing Cios 249 rev 17
(mandatory for Wiiflow ... and many hacks...)
rev 17 is compatible with Neogamma...

Installation without internet:
Put the file IOS38-64-v3867.wad at the root of your SD
with the wii remote arrows set to "Wad Installation" then A.
(.wad provided in the hackwii pack)
then choose to install it withIOS36
Then confirm with "A", the installation starts... the wii's light turns on and a 'rock' melody plays!
at the end you'll get a [SUCCESS] message!
there you go you succeeded

Warning:
- The D3/D2nothing (new wii drive) makes IOS installation difficult. If your Wiimote freezes during the rev17 installation, it's because either ios15 or ios36 installed badly. Start again from step 2-A.

WARNING
If you get this image...
it means you've botched the Flash of your WII

Spoiler

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Or that you need to stop the DRUGS!!
PS: thanks Shunite for this fun bit!

[align=center]PIMPMYWII[/align]

4- Updating to 4.1E
Behind this barbaric name lies an extremely powerful secure system update tool,
it updates all the wii's IOS almost automatically.
Homebrew (home-made software) created by Attilla.

Spoiler

Get the files: pimpmywii 1.32
then install it on the SD card.
such as SD: apps/pimpmywii/boot.dol

WITH INTERNET: (already connected... logical)
run the software via the Homebrew channel.
then set "test and fix problems" and Confirm with "A"
then confirm everything that is asked with "A",
leave everything at default!
at the end you'll still be on 4.1E (as before) but with all the IOS up to date. (without any STUB)

WITHOUT INTERNET:
download the pimpmywii offline full pack HERE (Created by Oops)
put all the .Wad files at the root of the SD.
SD: files.wad

Then set "test and fix problems" and Confirm with "A"
When asked for network initialization confirm with "B"
then confirm everything that is asked with "A",
leave everything at default!
at the end you'll now be on system menu 4.1E but with all the IOS up to date.
(without any STUB)
as well as the latest shop channel...

Hermes Cios

5 - Installing Cios 222, 202 and 223 by HERMES

- To play dvd videos on wii. (202)
- To play games that don't work with Cios 249. (222 and 223)

Use the Cios installer v4 by Hermes
Perform the installation with IOS 249

Without internet:

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Extract the content of the 00000001 folder to the root of the SD.

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Then run hermes's installer: cIOS 222 installer via the Homebrew Channel.
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Choose ios 249 for the cIOS installation.
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You'll arrive at the cIOS 222, 223, 202 installation menu.
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Confirm your choice with A.
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* 222 as IOS38 merged with ios 37,
* 223 as IOS38,
* 202 as IOS38 merged with IOS60

Confirm the installation with the wiimote's A button, the installation of the chosen cIOS starts and if all goes well you should get this result at the end "DONE".
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Repeat the operation for each cIOS (222, 223, 202)
There you go your cIOS are perfectly installed.

Tutorial and files by barman47

Priiloader
*if you already have preloader you can update to priiloader rev46
warning: no DVD IN THE WII and DISABLE all system hacks.ini.

5- Installing Priiloader rev46 + hacks.ini in FR
HACKS.INI ONLY FOR 4.1E
To avoid updates via DVD etc..
For installation PRESS "+" on the wii remote.
To open the Priiloader menu press the "RESET" button and start the WII.

Spoiler

External content (video or audio) hidden: it sets its own cookies.
video by jiiwah...
don't pay attention to the last FILES installation...
for the curious ones he is installing a boot.dol forwarder so that the wii boots directly into WIIFLOW.

What the Hacks mean in the 4.1E hacks.ini file
Warning I advise against enabling a hack without knowing what it corresponds to.

Spoiler

Finally restart on preloader by pressing POWER while holding RESET and go into system menu hacks:

[Replace the health warning with the menu]

[Disable the health warning]
*Replaces the initial health warning with a black screen.

[Avoid game updates]
* To avoid Wii channel updates via DVD.

[Disable background music]
*No music in the system menu.

[No system menu sound at all]
*??? I don't see the difference with the one above.

[Move the disc channel]
* Allows you to move the Disc channel.

[No diagnostic disc check]

[Auto-boot game (RIGHT on GC pad on port 4)]
*launches booting a DVD when RIGHT is pressed on the GC pad on port 4.

[Auto disc start when RIGHT pressed]

[Auto-boot Game]
*to avoid.

[Auto disc start]

[Disable region for channels-Menu SD card]

[Disable Wii disc region]

[Disable Wii game region]
* Allows you to launch import wii games directly from the disc channel.

[Disable GC game region]

[Disable channel region]

[Force disc region]
*to avoid
[Disable anti-copy protection]

Do save settings then B.
:

your priiloader launches when the wii starts up? nothing too serious...

Spoiler

to fix that go into the "setting" menu
then set the options:
"Autoboot": to "system menu" as well as
"return to": to "system menu"
save. and quit!
To go back to the Priiloader afterwards,
Turn on the console while holding RESET!!! there you go

There are other protections besides preloader... such as startpatch Tutorial by Tgames!
And another tutorial by starpatch by Kyno.
But since I don't know the software, I won't talk about it.
** priiloader and starpatch are incompatible with each other **

[align=center]Ciospack[/align]

Now look at your wii serial number and run the test to find out
whether your wii drive is the GC2-D3 which is unable to use Ciospack 3.6,
so recent black or white wiis forget it!!!
however for the older ones +1 year or so... it's allowed! if in doubt:
Run the test HERE by Jiiwah and Oops.

Otherwise you can launch your Backups (burned games) directly from the disc channel
thanks to CIOSPACK 3.5 but before that, to avoid having the homebrew channel upside down,
here is a tutorial explaining how to change the IOS
used by the homebrew channel to IOS 61. In order to, among other things, keep the channel right-side up.
This tutorial is very useful for Ciospack users for example. Because you'll be able to use the full range of CIOS while keeping the homebrew channel right-side up!

Tutorial by Tgames Ios 61

Tutorial by Baordeur Ciospack

Advice

Spoiler

There you go if you follow this Tutorial calmly there won't be any problem.
You'll be able to read original games,
make copies to hard drive BUT only from original wii dvds...
If the drive is a new anti-copy GC2-D3 forget ciospack 3.6 dmm
because that drive doesn't allow reading Backups (burned games) directly.
AND one last thing keep your NAND safe make a copy on your computer...

From now on, you can congratulate yourself!

You have finished hacking your wii.
Now you can breathe because the best is yet to come.

WARNING: My last piece of advice is Avoid any update to 4.2
For wiis connected to the internet:
(sometimes Nintendo sends you a message to encourage you to update your wii
via internet, simply refuse and delete that message just in case).
Also avoid any downgrade you don't understand,
Never Format or it's a Brick.
4.1 is currently the best wii system, the most complete to date... Everything works!
The 4.2 update exists to counter the Hack, so why downgrade / upgrade?

Save your nand file at the root of your SD onto your computer then delete it!
Do another dump of your NAND because your wii is hacked and functional.

[align=center]WIIFLOW[/align][/color]

But everyone talks about wiiflow... but what is it?
A video to make you drool...

Spoiler

External content (video or audio) hidden: it sets its own cookies.

Wiiflow tutorial by Oops!
For OpenWiiflow it's here Tutorial by Jiiwah!

Question:
If I understood correctly no reading of non-original games possible from the DVD drive,
but launching non-original games copied by a PC onto a Hard Drive is that possible or not?

Yes, it is possible to transfer your "game.ISOs" directly from PC to a hard drive
with the software "WBFS Manager", thanks to this free software you can use everything needed to format and transfer your games to H.D.D.
On the other hand you will definitely need a compatible hard drive.
I recommend getting a 2.5 hard drive (self-powered).

To understand how to use WBFS Manager perfectly,
Format your hard drive, install games etc...
Check out Pocchami's tutorials!!!
WBFS Manager 1 and WBFS Manager 2
with that you have no more excuses!

Bonus
[align=center]Forwarder Channel[/align]

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Image unavailable (removed by its host) Your wii desktop is empty?
Fill it with the software Wadmanager 1.4 and .wad channels as Forwarders
(which use the files present on the SD card)

For its use create a "wad" folder at the root of the SD such as
SD: /wad/channelname.wad

and wadmanager's boot.dol such as
SD: /apps/wadmanager/boot.dol

Then launch the Homebrew Channel and launch the Wadmanager software.
To install a channel "+" on the remote then "A" to confirm.
Wait for the writing to finish... then "HOME" to go back to the Homebrew channel.

To delete a channel "-" on the remote then "A" to confirm.
Wait for the writing to finish... then "HOME" to go back to the Homebrew channel.
To cancel simply press B.
Baordeur's channel collection: here
Collection of usb loader Channels by Jiiwah

[align=center]Darkmenu 4.1 Theme[/align]

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External content (video or audio) hidden: it sets its own cookies.
To get this result we're going to use the files already present on the memory card.
Otherwise I just uploaded a version 2 of hackwii 4.1e.

Warning it is recommended to have bootmii in boot2 to do this tutorial,
because it's not without risk.

1- Launch the homebrew channel
2- Launch the homebrew mymenuify.
3- The software asks you for the file, it's located in the "csm" folder at the root of the card.
4- Press "A" to confirm.
5- Select the file BlackSYstemMenu.app* (file tested by myself)
6- Press "A" to confirm.
7- Then EXIT!
8- Once on the Homebrew channel press "HOME"
9- Then "turn off the wii". (reloading the system menu leads to a brick)
10- Restart and admire the result....
11- And admire the result....

*This file is only for 4.1E

[align=center]ISO Forwarder[/align]

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Would you like to launch the homebrew channel, a homebrew, a WiiWare
or a Virtual Console from your USB Loader?? (wiiflow or other...)

It's now possible!!

How does it work??
You need to inject the homebrew's dol (or a forwarder) into an ISO.

So here is a centralization of ISOs

Tutorial by Jiiwah.

You made it, don't hesitate to make a DONATION to the Tgames forum
so this forum can continue! HERE (SMS or PAYPAL)

There you go later ( if you succeeded with my tutorial leave a little message! )
PS: I will keep completing this Tutorial so that it is as complete as possible.
Oops, I used your files for the preloader! thanks[/quote]

Post by **djbb** » Thu 11 Feb 2010 02:08

thanks a lot

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