Wii Firmware Update 3.3

jebise101 · 06-24-2008, 03:42 PM

was to lazy to type what i mean by signed disk is below

Quote:

Originally Posted by maxtom

a trucha signed game is a modded game, like a guitar hero custom, a Mario Kart without error 001 or a SSBB in a single layer DVD
also, the homebrew disc are trucha signed (homebrew channel installer)
something with a trucha signature is any channel or disc modded
the "trucha" bug is used to do fake singnatures of nintendo on a DVD or channel
trucha, in chile, means something fake, so the trucha signer is something like "firmador trucho (falso)" or fake signer.

To scrub a wii disk means to delete all the garbage data in the iso, so that it can be compressed to a smaller size.

To patch updates from a game use brick block/wui/wum

To region patch a game use regionfrii/wiu

i personaly use wui and have no problems it has a region patcher and a brick blocker

SweetNothing · 06-25-2008, 08:58 AM

Since the workaround has been posted, I've updated my tutorial for the WAD Installer. The thread is in the tutorial board!

~mike~ · 06-26-2008, 07:15 PM

So its safe to update a modded wii with wiikey chip or that doesnt matter...

jebise101 · 06-26-2008, 08:00 PM

yeah it 100% safe to update to 3.3

cboonh · 07-02-2008, 01:08 AM

Greetings all.

I updated to 3.3U from 3.1U. After the upgrade, HBC and WADs previously installed still work nicely. However, some of my backup games cease to work!

Just prior to the update i was playing Pro Evolution Soccer 08, right after the update it just wouldnt work. A black screen with white text would appear saying error and that i've got to eject the disc and restart wii. I restarted and pop the disc back in, now it says system files are corrupt.

So right now I can only play parts of my games collection while others I cant. Original games are working fine tho.

My Wii menu is still accessible and there are no duplicate wii channels. Btw, I'm using a D2D mod chip.

Just thought I would share. Any idea what i'm experiencing? :O

jbloggs · 07-02-2008, 08:32 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jebise101

was to lazy to type what i mean by signed disk is below

To scrub a wii disk means to delete all the garbage data in the iso, so that it can be compressed to a smaller size.

To patch updates from a game use brick block/wui/wum

To region patch a game use regionfrii/wiu

i personaly use wui and have no problems it has a region patcher and a brick blocker

Where can wui be found. Did try googling but that did not help at all.

jebise101 · 07-02-2008, 03:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jbloggs

Where can wui be found. Did try googling but that did not help at all.

please read the pm i sent you

Quote:

Originally Posted by cboonh

Greetings all.

I updated to 3.3U from 3.1U. After the upgrade, HBC and WADs previously installed still work nicely. However, some of my backup games cease to work!

Just prior to the update i was playing Pro Evolution Soccer 08, right after the update it just wouldnt work. A black screen with white text would appear saying error and that i've got to eject the disc and restart wii. I restarted and pop the disc back in, now it says system files are corrupt.

So right now I can only play parts of my games collection while others I cant. Original games are working fine tho.

My Wii menu is still accessible and there are no duplicate wii channels. Btw, I'm using a D2D mod chip.

Just thought I would share. Any idea what i'm experiencing? :O

that is because they are most likely trucha signed and will need geckoOS to work

cboonh · 07-02-2008, 07:08 PM

Hey jebise101,

Thanks for the tips! I'll go google abt geckoOS then

wiihacker3434 · 07-03-2008, 01:13 PM

Hi guys, where can i get a SOLDERLESS modchip and which one should i get? I have a european wii that was bought on the 29th of February 08, i know where to get the screwdrivers to open my wii, I have the 3.3U update.
Also what are all these risks with the new update? Ive herd some backups dont work. And what are the risks of playing backups? I am hearing all the time about semi-bricked wiis and bricked wiis. What are the precautions i can take?

Thanks guys

jebise101 · 07-03-2008, 03:46 PM

the best precautions you can take is play games from you own region, as for the rest of you questions they are answered in this post maybe read the very first post. im getting tried of answering the same dumb questions