• DIOS MIOS v2.0


    DIOS MIOS v2.0 has been released by Crediar. DIOS MIOS allows you to run Gamecube games from an USB device on your Wii. This new versions allows the loading of GC games through USB. Not to be confused with DIOS MIOS Lite (DML).

    Features:
    Load Gamecube ISOs from USB device
    Load extracted Gamecube ISOs from USB device
    Load Gamecube Discs
    Emulate Memorycard (NoMoreMemory)
    Cheat codes
    USBGecko debugging
    Changeable configuration of various settings
    Reset/Power off via GC controller key combo
    Real-NAND and emu-NAND support


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    This article was originally published in forum thread: DIOS MIOS v2.0 started by Red_Gh0st View original post
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    1. vinsky's Avatar
      vinsky -
      Does anyone have a clear answer for the "fatal error apploader size is zero" problem in CFG?

      Thanks!
    1. candylove's Avatar
      candylove -
      Quote Originally Posted by vinsky View Post
      Does anyone have a clear answer for the "fatal error apploader size is zero" problem in CFG?

      Thanks!
      It could be your HDD,wrong version of DIOS MIOS, outdated USB Loader or settings.
      First check your cluster size, make sure games on first partition of the HDD USB1\Games\gameID\game.iso
      DIOS MIOS 2.2 wad for USB, not DIOS MIOS Lite for SD install with Wad Manger with IOS236
      Update CFG to CFG Loader r48
      move config.txt plus settings.CFG from SD/apps/USBLoader to FAT32 USB/usb-loader, but only keep in SD root/apps/USBLoader directory to SD card and remove sd:/apps/USBLoader/config.txt plus settings.CFG only keep it in FAT32 USB/usb-loader folder. Also try dios-mios-booter r30 to make sure DIOS MIOS 2.2 is working, you could also try other USB Loader to see which one works for you, wiiflow v4.0.1 r431 or Downloads - usbloader-gui - USB Loader GX update to USB Loader GX r1202,Replace the boot.dol in your SD or USB /apps/ usbloader_gx with the updated one.
    1. vinsky's Avatar
      vinsky -
      I did check my cluster size again and it was not at 32. Maybe I was too drunk when I did the hd format...

      Everything works fine now with the last CFG loader, DIOS MIOS 2.2 installed with IOS249.

      Thanks a lot candylove!
    1. vinsky's Avatar
      vinsky -
      How can I give a name to the game inside the "games" folder instead of just GBIE08 ?
    1. candylove's Avatar
      candylove -
      Quote Originally Posted by vinsky View Post
      How can I give a name to the game inside the "games" folder instead of just GBIE08 ?
      If you use CFG to backup your GC games, it gives it a name for eg:
      USB/games/CARS [GKJE78]/game.iso
      USB/games/STARWARS LEGO 2 [GL7E64]/game.iso
      I am still using DiscEX-v0.8b-cred.rar it does not give it a name, but it works perfect
      USB1/games/gameID/game.iso
    1. vinsky's Avatar
      vinsky -
      I also use DiscEX. For example: USB1/games/GBIE08/and the game.iso ?? Where do I put the sys folder?

      Do you know a place where I can find a list of games ID's ?

      Thanks!
    1. SNES_Master's Avatar
      SNES_Master -
      Quote Originally Posted by vinsky View Post
      I also use DiscEX. For example: USB1/games/GBIE08/and the game.iso ?? Where do I put the sys folder?

      Do you know a place where I can find a list of games ID's ?

      Thanks!
      The sys folder goes in the GameID folder along with the game.iso

      You can find gameIDs on GameTDB.com

      Sent from my iPhone using WiiHacks
    1. Hairo's Avatar
      Hairo -
      For people having issues with games location and converting, check my tool (link on my signature), it's a gui for DiscEX and GCReEx, it also format drives to the correct cluster size (32kb for usb drives and 64kb for sd cards), check it out.
    1. SNES_Master's Avatar
      SNES_Master -
      I like DIOS MIOS, between it and Devolution I can run all of my GC games with no problems...but DM needs to be updated soon. I want the next update to have audio streaming like Devo does.

      Also, as long as I've mentioned Devolution lol. I wrote and submitted a guide for it, just waiting for the mods to approve it then if cwjakesteel wants he can link it in his guide here as an alternative method for GC loading.

      Sent from my iPhone using WiiHacks
    1. cwjakesteel's Avatar
      cwjakesteel -
      Of course I'll link it. If not for you then for the obvious relation between DIOS MIOS and Devolution.
    1. emlcombo's Avatar
      emlcombo -
      So I read the 26 pages of this thread before finally skipping to the end. Is there a final answer yet? Here's my scenario and anyone willing to give a quick answer would be appreciated. I have the first model wii' that I soft-modded about two years ago. I am currently able to load wii iso's from an external wd hdd. I would like to place a few gcm files I have (and own the games for) onto to this hdd. Is it yet possible to load *.gcm's and wii.iso's from one hdd without breaking the ability to read retail gcm discs? Sure i can just rip the others as well if there is not a solution to keep readability for my GC games. Or is there one guide that goes through all the current wads and loaders in one swoop? Again any advice is appreciate. Thanks.
    1. cwjakesteel's Avatar
      cwjakesteel -
      Yea that was fixed with DIOS MIOS 2.2. Did I not state that in the guide? There's no problem in you trying it out for yourself as you can always re-install your MIOS or cMIOS, fixing the problem.
    1. candylove's Avatar
      candylove -
      Quote Originally Posted by emlcombo View Post
      So I read the 26 pages of this thread before finally skipping to the end. Is there a final answer yet? Here's my scenario and anyone willing to give a quick answer would be appreciated. I have the first model wii' that I soft-modded about two years ago. I am currently able to load wii iso's from an external wd hdd. I would like to place a few gcm files I have (and own the games for) onto to this hdd. Is it yet possible to load *.gcm's and wii.iso's from one hdd without breaking the ability to read retail gcm discs? Sure i can just rip the others as well if there is not a solution to keep readability for my GC games. Or is there one guide that goes through all the current wads and loaders in one swoop? Again any advice is appreciate. Thanks.
      Read guide-dios-mios
      If your external wd hdd is FAT32 with 32KB cluster size, then it is perfectly fine to put GC games in the "games" folder on the same HDD with WII games in the "wbfs" folder.
      USB1\Games\gameID\game.iso
      Use
      DIOS MIOS 2.2 wad for USB,( not DIOS MIOS Lite for SD) install with Wad Manger with IOS236
      Use DiscEX-v0.8b-cred.rar or DiscEX-V0.9-cred.rar to convert GC images to the required format, just drag and drop it on DiscEx. application
      Update your USB Loader to the newest one, CFG Loader r48 or wiiflow v4.0.1 r431or Downloads - usbloader-gui - USB Loader GX update to USB Loader GX r1202,Replace the boot.dol in your SD or USB /apps/ usbloader_gx with the updated one
      Always try from HBC first, if your USB Loader channels are forwarders then it will work perfect.
    1. Kyle Welter's Avatar
      Kyle Welter -
      Okay yeah ive read about 30 pages of this. Im still lost. Im having the problem of dios mios loads, i see the nintendo sign (the beginning of animal crossing) and my wii shuts off. I cannot for the life of me figure it out. Im thinking it might be my hard drive (3 partitions, 1st is GC games formatted to fat32 32 cluster, 2nd is 1.5 tb of NTFS, and the third is formatted to WBFS (through wii game manager). That has my wii games on it and it does load). So yeah. My games show up just fine in every loader. in wiiflow it goes to nintendo and dies. In cfg i get the two different error codes (forget what they are called, the common dios mios fails) Im lost. I made a video to kind of help show what ive got going on.

      dunno if im allowed to post the youtube link or not.
    1. candylove's Avatar
      candylove -
      Quote Originally Posted by Kyle Welter View Post
      Okay yeah ive read about 30 pages of this. Im still lost. Im having the problem of dios mios loads, i see the nintendo sign (the beginning of animal crossing) and my wii shuts off. I cannot for the life of me figure it out. Im thinking it might be my hard drive (3 partitions, 1st is GC games formatted to fat32 32 cluster, 2nd is 1.5 tb of NTFS, and the third is formatted to WBFS (through wii game manager). That has my wii games on it and it does load). So yeah. My games show up just fine in every loader. in wiiflow it goes to nintendo and dies. In cfg i get the two different error codes (forget what they are called, the common dios mios fails) Im lost. I made a video to kind of help show what ive got going on.

      dunno if im allowed to post the youtube link or not.
      It may just be your USB Loader settings
      wiiflow v4.0.1 r431 GameCube Loader/ DIOS-MIOS, Video mode/ Default, Debugger/ Default, Ocarina/ Default, NMM/ Default, No DVD Patch/ Default.
      update to CFG Loader r48
      The most important is that your FAT32 is 1st partition with 32KB cluster size, primary and active. You maybe having issues because of multiply partitions and DIOS MIOS can not load your FAT32 partition.
      I also had a NTFS drive which work prefect with wii backup but not GC backup so I made a fat32 partition, but it was partition 2, so to change it to partition 1, I had to change all partitions to logical and then change the fat32 to primary 1st plus active and then the NTFS to primary, so the fat was 1st partition and the NTFS was 2nd partition now all GC backup and wii backup works perfect. For CFG to work you have to move config.txt plus settings.CFG from SD/apps/USBLoader to FAT32 USB/usb-loader this will make CFG load the FAT32 partition. My HDD only have two partitions and DIOS MIOS works perfect.

      PS Having WII games and GC games on the same partition is the most compatible, have you thought about converting your WBFS partition to FAT32 ?
      You could try wbfs2fat,it does not delete the games you will not lose any games, I use it and I did not lose any games and the wii games and HB stuff all work perfect after and it is very fast
      wbfs2fatpy
      if you use wbfs2fat you will have to check your cluster size, sometimes its FAT32 with 64KB cluster size
      "Most applications that format drives automatically set it to 64kb, even if you tell it to do 32kb. A simple double check will make sure it's right."
      I believe if your hard drive is larger than 500GB you have to use Acronis Disk Director 11 Advanced to check: right click your disk/change cluster size/current cluster size:
      I use Acronis Disk Director 11 Advanced to check my hard drive cluster size and it was 64KB so I change it to 32KB and I did not lose any data and it is very quick.

      My HDD is WD 2TB, 1st partition 200GB FAT32 for HB and GC games, 2nd partition 1.63 TB NTFS for WII games and Videos
    1. cwjakesteel's Avatar
      cwjakesteel -
      Okay Candylove, I guess you deserve a medal for your assistance here. But all I can give you is a hi-five.
    1. SNES_Master's Avatar
      SNES_Master -
      Quote Originally Posted by cwjakesteel View Post
      Okay Candylove, I guess you deserve a medal for your assistance here. But all I can give you is a hi-five.
      I'd offer an iPhone cookie but the emojis tend to not show on anything but other iPhones lol

      cdf6a = iPhone cookie :P
    1. Kyle Welter's Avatar
      Kyle Welter -
      Quote Originally Posted by candylove View Post
      The most important is that your FAT32 is 1st partition with 32KB cluster size, primary and active, so check it again. I believe you are having issues because of multiply partitions and DIOS MIOS can not load your FAT32 partition.
      I also had a NTFS drive which work prefect with wii backup but not GC backup so I made a fat32 partition, but it was partition 2, so to change it to partition 1, I had to change all partitions to logical and then change the fat32 to primary 1st plus active and then the NTFS to primary, so the fat was 1st partition and the NTFS was 2nd partition now all GC backup and wii backup works perfect. For CFG to work you have to move config.txt plus settings.CFG from SD/apps/USBLoader to FAT32 USB/usb-loader this will make CFG load the FAT32 partition. My HDD only have two partitions and DIOS MIOS works perfect.

      PS Having WII games and GC games on the same partition is the most compatible, have you thought about converting your WBFS partition to FAT32 ?
      You could try wbfs2fat,it does not delete the games you will not lose any games, I use it and I did not lose any games and the wii games and HB stuff all work perfect after and it is very fast
      wbfs2fatpy
      wbfs2fat
      "Most applications that format drives automatically set it to 64kb, even if you tell it to do 32kb. A simple double check will make sure it's right."
      I believe if your hard drive is larger than 500GB you have to use Acronis Disk Director 11 Advanced to check: right click your disk/change cluster size/current cluster size:
      I use Acronis Disk Director 11 Advanced to check my hard drive cluster size and it was 64KB so I change it to 32KB and I did not lose any data and it is very quick.

      My HDD is WD 2TB, 1st partition 200GB FAT32 for HB and GC games, 2nd partition 1.63 TB NTFS for WII games and Videos
      I used easeUsPartition to make it, so i know its 32b clusters. I've tried moving everything converted to Fat32 and put wii on that, still wouldnt work. This is the best set up i've found so far. I at least get to the nintendo screen.
      My first partition is fat32, primary and active. My second is NTFS, which is not active and logical, my wii partition (3) is WBFS. Games load from the wii partition fine (better than ever actually). but it is still dropping the power at the nintedo sign. Heres my video of what i go going on, sorry if i wasnt supposed to post it.

      USB Gamecube games shutting Wii off. HELP!! - YouTube
    1. netgar's Avatar
      netgar -
      Thank you candylove for good explanation.
      I have a problem. Which DIOS MIOS to download: DM-xNEEKDI.exe or DM-xNEEKDI-Db.exe?
      Also updating USB Loader's I have problems which files to choose. I am sorry for stupid questions but I do it first time and I dont wanna brake anything.

      thank you a lot....




      Quote Originally Posted by candylove View Post
      Read guide-dios-mios
      If your external wd hdd is FAT32 with 32KB cluster size, then it is perfectly fine to put GC games in the "games" folder on the same HDD with WII games in the "wbfs" folder.
      USB1\Games\gameID\game.iso
      Use
      DIOS MIOS 2.2 wad for USB,( not DIOS MIOS Lite for SD) install with Wad Manger with IOS236
      Use DiscEX-v0.8b-cred.rar or DiscEX-V0.9-cred.rar to convert GC images to the required format, just drag and drop it on DiscEx. application
      Update your USB Loader to the newest one, CFG Loader r48 or wiiflow v4.0.1 r431or Downloads - usbloader-gui - USB Loader GX update to USB Loader GX r1202,Replace the boot.dol in your SD or USB /apps/ usbloader_gx with the updated one
      Always try from HBC first, if your USB Loader channels are forwarders then it will work perfect.
    1. Kyle Welter's Avatar
      Kyle Welter -
      is this thread full? obviously not...i dunno what happened to the last reply i had...but i did try all that. im trying it again just to make sure i didnt do anything wrong. im trying to cut my games down to one partition. ive never added wii games to a fat32 or NTFS (possible??) ive always used game manager and i know that isnt the route to go when you arent using WBFS. Is it the same as gamecube? Just make a folder called games and transfer the iso (wbfs style work on fat?) over?

      if i understand you right you have your movies or whatever plus your wii games on the 2nd partition and it is formatted to NTFS right? And your first partition is just gamecube games formatted to fat32 32 clusters.

      Now do both of these have to be in clusters? or just the fat32 partition.