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several questions in 1 post

Post by Vastasio »

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Hello,

first of all I'd like to thank all Tgames members and especially the tutorial creators who helped me a lot

but I have quite a few small questions, I've been registered for a little while now but I've never posted

So here goes
now that I have my external HDD (2t), my SD card (2G) and everything I need
I started cracking my wii 4.3E with Tales of Symphonia

but I admit I want to use my wii console but also use it as a retro console (given the future release of Wii U and especially since I'm tired of having my 4 consoles (Nes Snes, N64, Wii) next to each other

So thank you for the Emulators
but here's the thing, I haven't found a tutorial to configure the emulators (controller, and GameCube controller. I don't know which are compatible :s)

but anyway, here are my questions:

1) What must I ALWAYS leave on my SD when my wii is cracked?

2) To use my console as a retro console, I read that I'd need Fat partitions (on the Snes emu for example and not in Fat 32) so what would you recommend I do

100G in Fat for Emulator
900G in Fat 32 for Nand and media (I have a lot of movies ^^)
and the rest in WBFS?

And how should I set up the folder structure
(for the Dol files, should they be put on the SD, or can they be put on the external HDD)

3) How do I move the console's Nand to put it on the external HDD?

4) Can you give names to the partitions? for better recognition afterward on the PC especially to help my wife

5) do you know how I can configure the following emulators:
- ZNES
- Snes9xGX
- ZGBA
- ZSMS
- ZMEG
- WiiSX
- Wii64

Thanks in advance for reading and answering
T'es comme moi.... Tu sors des blagues Vaseuses et tu cherches la porte,
c'est simple elle est par là

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Re: several questions in 1 post

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Some emulators are usb compatible, but I leave them on sd, that way the emulator is directly accessible without needing the hard drive to be on.

Emulators are nice, but nothing beats virtual console games.

https://wiki.tgames.fr/wiki/Tuto_Triiforce

the nes, snes, pc engine, amstrad, megadrive, gba, neo geo and master system emulators run well, but forget about psx and nintendo 64 emulation, that's not great.

Three quarters of the time, the emulator is in the apps folder, the roms in the roms folder, basically nothing too complicated.

you don't need 100 gigs for the emulators, 30 gigs and that's already plenty, that's enough!

You can name the fat32 partitions.


To copy a dumped nand to the hdd, well it's simple, you just copy it! (if it's really a dumped nand and not a nand backup of your nand made with bootmii.
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Re: several questions in 1 post

Post by Vastasio »

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unfortunately
I didn't understand anything in triiforce's tutorial
same for the Wiiflow tutorial :s

I'm a newbie at cracking the wii
T'es comme moi.... Tu sors des blagues Vaseuses et tu cherches la porte,
c'est simple elle est par là

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Well, we're not going to do it for you!

We all started at some point, you have to read, re-read, try, etc....
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Re: several questions in 1 post

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I didn't say that either
and yes I do plan on testing and trying several times if needed

but that's exactly why I'm asking my questions
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c'est simple elle est par là

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Re: several questions in 1 post

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ok for wiiflow
I think I understood everything

but for triiforce it seems more complicated :s

triiforce
trifforce mrc v10b
etc...

and the WAD or retro Games, they're .wad files I've read, but how do you make them?
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c'est simple elle est par là

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Re: several questions in 1 post

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lord_Kerrigan wrote:ok for wiiflow
I think I understood everything

but for triiforce it seems more complicated :s

triiforce
trifforce mrc v10b
etc...

and the WAD or retro Games, they're .wad files I've read, but how do you make them?
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