CAUTION!Read these instructions carefully, at least twice before proceeding. Never mix and match Wii and Wii U WAD files. The two are separate things. Failure to follow instructions or warnings may result in brick. Following this tutorial may result in voiding your system warranty.
WiiUHax.com and its authors are NOT resposible for any damage or loss that may occur by following this tutorial.
Step #1: Follow the WiiUHAX Wad Manager Tutorial if you already haven’t. If you’ve run it before and are having problems getting backups working after this tutorial, follow that tutorial again and start this one from the beginning.
Step #2: Download [B]D2X cIOS Installer 2.2 with d2x-v10-beta53-alt-vWii included (You should have a folder ‘d2x-v10-beta53-alt-vWii’ in the d2x cios installer v2.2 folder. So it should look something like this: /apps/d2x cIOS Installer 2.2/d2x-v10-beta53-alt-vWii). Also download the latest version of WiiFlow
Step #3: Extract the D2x cIOS 2.2 installer first. Move to the APPS folder on your SD card. Then extract and move the d2x-v10-beta53-alt.vWii.zip files to the D2X Installer folder in your \apps\ Extract the latest version of WiiFlow to your \apps\ folder too
Step #4: You need the following THREE files in the root of your SD card:
Download Bluedump 0.4a alpha and extract the files to folder titled Bluedump 0.4a
Rename bluedump-alpha04.dol to boot.dol and place it in a folder titled Bluedump 0.4a in your /apps/ folder of your SD card (You should have /apps/Bluedump 0.4a/boot.dol)
Launch BlueDump via HBC. With the arrow on “00000001 – SYSTEM TITLES” Press the A Button. Using the D-PAD press DOWN until you are on the desired system title and then press the ’1′ Button on your Wii Mote. Using the D-PAD change the bracket selection to “Save as WAD” and press the A button, press A Button again for “Save to SD”.
Go to the \BlueDump\WAD\ folder on your SD. Rename the 56, 57, 58 WADs according to the filenames: IOS56-64-v5918.wad, IOS57-64-v6175.wad, and IOS58-64-v6432.wad Move them to the ROOT of your SD card.
Alternative:Backing up your NAND
You will need FS Toolbox download here
Get NAND by:
- Open MMM (from HBC)
- press left, and select 236
- select 'App Manager', launch FS Toolbox
Reminder: FS Toolbox it still in beta and it may have bugs. Use it at your own risk.
In FS Toolbox:
- press A to continue
- press 1
- press A (should be on prompt "dump 235 MB from: '/'")
In your PC, open ShowMiiWads 1.5 mod by orwel Download here the 32-bit version and Download here fot the 64-bit version:
- delete ShowMiiWads.cfg (in ShowMiiWads folder)
- when you open ShowMiiWads select 'I accept and take the risk of WAD editing features'
- click Options -> Change it to 'NAND Backup Path', then choose FSTOOLBOX folder of the root of your SD card
- click View -> Change it to 'ShowMiiNand'
- find and right click each appropriate IOS and select 'Pack WAD'
- rename each wad according to above
- move wad files to root of your SD card
Step #5: Boot into Wii Mode, launch HBC, and from there launch d2x cios installer. Press A to get past the intro screen, and press A again when prompted about selecting IOS 236.
Step #6: You should now be at the INSTALLATION PROCESS screen. There should be an arrow under SETTINGS on “Select Cios”.
Alternative: WiiFlow doesn't work? Use NeoGamma
I was one with bad luck because WiiFlow didn't recognize my USB. If you are having the same problem then use the NeoGamma R9 Beta 56. Download it here
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That’s it! You should now be able to launch WiiFlow and load Wii Backups. (NOTE: as of the time of this writing USBLoader GX does not appear to work, future updates should fix this)
A special thanks to d0rks0ul, bubba and Link0 for their contributions to this tutorial.
Questions? Comments? Need Help? Discuss HERE.
For Full Story Click This Link ---> http://bit.ly/104OCo4 Author Of Story d0rks0ul[/QUOTE]
Thanks to adhd360 for the alternative way of dumping tutorial.
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I know the majority is copy/pasted but I just wanted to help some people getting error -4 on Bluedump. Also other people were getting an error with WiiFlow not recognizing their USB.
WiiUHax.com and its authors are NOT resposible for any damage or loss that may occur by following this tutorial.
Step #1: Follow the WiiUHAX Wad Manager Tutorial if you already haven’t. If you’ve run it before and are having problems getting backups working after this tutorial, follow that tutorial again and start this one from the beginning.
Step #2: Download [B]D2X cIOS Installer 2.2 with d2x-v10-beta53-alt-vWii included (You should have a folder ‘d2x-v10-beta53-alt-vWii’ in the d2x cios installer v2.2 folder. So it should look something like this: /apps/d2x cIOS Installer 2.2/d2x-v10-beta53-alt-vWii). Also download the latest version of WiiFlow
Step #3: Extract the D2x cIOS 2.2 installer first. Move to the APPS folder on your SD card. Then extract and move the d2x-v10-beta53-alt.vWii.zip files to the D2X Installer folder in your \apps\ Extract the latest version of WiiFlow to your \apps\ folder too
Step #4: You need the following THREE files in the root of your SD card:
- IOS56-64-v5918.wad
- IOS57-64-v6175.wad
- IOS58-64-v6432.wad
Download Bluedump 0.4a alpha and extract the files to folder titled Bluedump 0.4a
Rename bluedump-alpha04.dol to boot.dol and place it in a folder titled Bluedump 0.4a in your /apps/ folder of your SD card (You should have /apps/Bluedump 0.4a/boot.dol)
Launch BlueDump via HBC. With the arrow on “00000001 – SYSTEM TITLES” Press the A Button. Using the D-PAD press DOWN until you are on the desired system title and then press the ’1′ Button on your Wii Mote. Using the D-PAD change the bracket selection to “Save as WAD” and press the A button, press A Button again for “Save to SD”.
Go to the \BlueDump\WAD\ folder on your SD. Rename the 56, 57, 58 WADs according to the filenames: IOS56-64-v5918.wad, IOS57-64-v6175.wad, and IOS58-64-v6432.wad Move them to the ROOT of your SD card.
Alternative:Backing up your NAND
You will need FS Toolbox download here
Get NAND by:
- Open MMM (from HBC)
- press left, and select 236
- select 'App Manager', launch FS Toolbox
Reminder: FS Toolbox it still in beta and it may have bugs. Use it at your own risk.
In FS Toolbox:
- press A to continue
- press 1
- press A (should be on prompt "dump 235 MB from: '/'")
In your PC, open ShowMiiWads 1.5 mod by orwel Download here the 32-bit version and Download here fot the 64-bit version:
- delete ShowMiiWads.cfg (in ShowMiiWads folder)
- when you open ShowMiiWads select 'I accept and take the risk of WAD editing features'
- click Options -> Change it to 'NAND Backup Path', then choose FSTOOLBOX folder of the root of your SD card
- click View -> Change it to 'ShowMiiNand'
- find and right click each appropriate IOS and select 'Pack WAD'
- rename each wad according to above
- move wad files to root of your SD card
Step #5: Boot into Wii Mode, launch HBC, and from there launch d2x cios installer. Press A to get past the intro screen, and press A again when prompted about selecting IOS 236.
Step #6: You should now be at the INSTALLATION PROCESS screen. There should be an arrow under SETTINGS on “Select Cios”.
- Using the D-PAD press RIGHT until you can see “d2x-v10-beta53-alt.vWii” in the “Select cIOS” brackets. Once that is selected, press DOWN on the DPAD, moving the arrow to “Select cIOS base”. Press RIGHT until “56″ is in the brackets. (leave “Select cIOS slot” at “249″) With “d2x-v10-beta53-alt.vWii” under “Select cIOS” and “Select cIOS base” on “56″ Press A.
- Once it installs press A to continue. Now change the “Select cIOS base” to “57″, change the "Select cIOS slot" to 250 and Press A, then Press A again to continue.
- Now finally change the “Select cIOS” base to “58″, change the "Select cIOS slot" to 251 and Press A then press B to quit once the installation successfully completes.
Alternative: WiiFlow doesn't work? Use NeoGamma
I was one with bad luck because WiiFlow didn't recognize my USB. If you are having the same problem then use the NeoGamma R9 Beta 56. Download it here
—-
That’s it! You should now be able to launch WiiFlow and load Wii Backups. (NOTE: as of the time of this writing USBLoader GX does not appear to work, future updates should fix this)
A special thanks to d0rks0ul, bubba and Link0 for their contributions to this tutorial.
Questions? Comments? Need Help? Discuss HERE.
For Full Story Click This Link ---> http://bit.ly/104OCo4 Author Of Story d0rks0ul[/QUOTE]
Thanks to adhd360 for the alternative way of dumping tutorial.
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I know the majority is copy/pasted but I just wanted to help some people getting error -4 on Bluedump. Also other people were getting an error with WiiFlow not recognizing their USB.