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Super smash heeeeeeelp
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ddzone
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23. October 2009 @ 06:01 |
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K,this my first thread n...........
lets just get to the problem. i bought my MODDED wii about two years ago and it was working just fine until SSBB finally came. so when i bought it i was shacking while Im inserting da cd i pressed start and...........the screen was black and it was saying some thing about the disc its corrupted and i should turn off the wii. so i returned it to the store and got super mario galaxy instead and it worked just fine . and so time passed until the store is selling a backup for super smash ((where I live its normal for stores to sell backed up games for all consoles)) so i bought it . AND GUESS WHAT
it didnt work and it says the same thing that did in the original game.
soo I googled this problem ALOT until i heard about homebrew channel and its backup channel so i spend like 12 hours figuring out how to install it and i did
so i opend the backup channel and tryed some backed up games and it worked just fine. and the moment came to try SSBB and .......................
IT DIDNT WOOOOORK. i was so mad that day and wanted to KILL
all nintendo workers. good for them i dont live in japan or what ever.
SSBB started just fine . creating a save file . until a white screen came with green letters saying that the disc is corrupted and i should turn of the system
so anybody help me about enything in this case pleaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaase
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ddzone
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23. October 2009 @ 07:15 |
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anyone please im dying here
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drakoniss
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23. October 2009 @ 07:32 |
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before anyone can help you stop writing like a retard.
Listen first off nobody here knows what kind of modded system you have. List specifics please like 4.2u non chipped. Whether you have or dont have homebrew installed etc.
Secondly where did you get your game. Just because the game store sold you a copy of smash you dont know where it came from. Is it burned on a dual layered disk? is it dvd5 version. The wii has issues reading dual layed disks. If you are getting the white screen with green message error it could be that your lens is dirty. I suggest opening up your wii and cleaning the lens with a solution or sending it back to nintend to do it for you.
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ddzone
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23. October 2009 @ 07:52 |
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this site sucks
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23. October 2009 @ 08:51 |
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Originally posted by ddzone:
this site sucks
Why, because you were so impatient after your first post that you posted again 74 minutes later (that's not on); you should be researching the problem for yourself whilst (patiently) awaiting answers. Plus you need to type properly, nobody wants to help people who type so badly, never mind even read the posts.
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23. October 2009 @ 16:28 |
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I have read more legible comments on Youtube. You wanted to kill Nintendo employees because an illegal copy of the game didn't work?
Anyway, to steal this imbecile's thread, I am intending on burning Smash Bros to a DL disc. I have never done a DL for wii, are there any extra Imgburn settings I should be aware of (i.e does layerbreak apply like on 360 DL games?)
I have also heard of a potential brick when it asks you to update. My wii is hardmodded, I think it is wiikey but don't know for sure (is there anyway I can check?). I don't know what version it is- although I last updated it with the Mario Kart update if that is any indicator?
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23. October 2009 @ 17:22 |
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I can only address the DL issue.
I did not change any default settings on imgburn. Some people say to set the layer break, but it was not necessary for me.
As far as which modchip, the only 100% way I know of is to open it up and look inside.
Alternately, you could try the various modchip config DVDs and see which one "works".
Lastly, AFAIK, any potential "bricking" can be avoided buy using a game brom your Wii's region or using a Brickblocker to remove the update.
This message has been edited since posting. Last time this message was edited on 23. October 2009 @ 18:41
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24. October 2009 @ 12:09 |
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Ok thanks, I've got wiiBrickBlocker but I'm not sure if it is working. I drag the Iso into the brickblocker filename path, and click patch. It only takes probably 30-60 seconds patching then says patching successful. I just have a suspicion that this is TOO quick for a full inspection of the ISO and patch to be applied. Additionally I have used it before on pro evo 2009 and it made the game unreadable (without brickblocker the wii read it but then wanted me to update). Could you recommend a brick blocker, I am currently using WiiBrickBlocker v1.3 by Rockman.
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24. October 2009 @ 15:26 |
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" just have a suspicion that this is TOO quick for a full inspection of the ISO and patch to be applied"
No, it's actually quite quick. The patches are always in the same place, and brickblocker removes them, it doesn't alter them.
I use WiiUtil v1.1, as it has the ability to change the region and remove updates at the same time.
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24. October 2009 @ 15:45 |
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thanks for the info.
I'll try it with the brick blocker I have got as I now know that it is actually working properly thanks to your advice.
If that fails I'll get WiiUtil v1.1
Just out of interest have you done yourself a Smash Bros copy using WiiUtil?
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24. October 2009 @ 17:09 |
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I ripped my own iso and had no need to patch since the backup and my Wii are from the same region.
It took me a couple of runs to get a good burn. I have to make my system very "quiet" to burn a good backup.
This message has been edited since posting. Last time this message was edited on 24. October 2009 @ 18:29
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24. October 2009 @ 22:22 |
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Oh is that the only reason to fear updates? Because of region? I have a PAL wii and the PAL iso, do I not even need to worry about using Brick blocker? I thought there was more to the updates, such as mod detection etc.
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25. October 2009 @ 00:22 |
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The long answer is: Normally, you can't run games from another region, but because your system is modded you can. So, when you accept to update through a game that is from a region different from yours it will brick your system. This is where BrickBlocker comes into play as its function is to remove updates from the ISO before it is burned. Now, if you religiously run PAL games this shouldn't be an area of concern for you. Otherwise, BrickBlocker is a must have!
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10. November 2009 @ 21:30 |
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Finally got round to burning it and cannot get it to work. When I insert the disc the screen goes black and says "an error has occurred please eject disc etc" It doesn't even get to a point where I can see the channel load up the SSBB title menu.
I have burned without layerbreak- didnt work, so burned with the layerbreak 2084960 and get this error message.
Imgburn said the burn was successful so I dont know what else to do. I burn 360 games fine so its not my DLs. The ISO is from a reliable source (I have probably had at least 50 ISOs from the same source). Firmware I am using is 4.2. Didn't brickblock or wiiutil it as it is a PAL game on PAL system.
Any advice?
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