if you have CIOScorp and preloader, then you can start from disc channel the games from your region without pressing anything more than START...!!
and then do nothing, right..?? I mean it never loads the game, that's what happens in my Wii too...!!QUOTE said:Hmm, when I load a multigame disc through disc channel, and chose boot with a video mode, it works fine, but if I chose to load with the patches mios, it boots into the GCOS menu.
robman62 said:I have no mod chip I just use theta
ether2802 said:if you have CIOScorp and preloader, then you can start from disc channel the games from your region without pressing anything more than START...!!
You don't have to have Preloader but it's extra brick protection and useful for system menu hackssyst3merror said:ether2802 said:if you have CIOScorp and preloader, then you can start from disc channel the games from your region without pressing anything more than START...!!
so with a combo of cioscorp, preloader, and this I can load with disc channel with no problems? awesome!
ether2802 said:and then do nothing, right..?? I mean it never loads the game, that's what happens in my Wii too...!!QUOTE said:Hmm, when I load a multigame disc through disc channel, and chose boot with a video mode, it works fine, but if I chose to load with the patches mios, it boots into the GCOS menu.
robman62 said:I have no mod chip I just use theta
Then you do installed a cMIOS, other wise it couldn't work...!!
Brian117 said:
ether2802 said:and then do nothing, right..?? I mean it never loads the game, that's what happens in my Wii too...!!QUOTE said:Hmm, when I load a multigame disc through disc channel, and chose boot with a video mode, it works fine, but if I chose to load with the patches mios, it boots into the GCOS menu.
WiiPower said:kedest said:Only the first chips were having problems. But the new chips are quite advanced products.
The latest ones don't require any soldering at all, not even clipping it onto a driveboard chip. You just connect a flatcable and that's it. That cannot possibly fail. And more cool stuff is possible that way. Streaming an iso from a computer, or even a portable hard drive
Basically you are right, but for now there are only 2 flatcable chips(if i don't missed any):
1. Flatmii (streams .isos with real high speed to the Wii, requires a pc connected to the Wii during gaming)
2. the "modchip" from the Flatmii team (which is limited to 3x reading)
The chip with the portable drive support is not yet released.
QUOTE(fst312 @ Feb 13 2009, 11:27 PM) [...]
forget using Waninkoko's cMIOS and just use wigators with mios v5 and v8 and cMIOS v1 .i think its possible to have all of them installed because i was able to play mulitiso from the begining or do they over write eachother.if they over write i think the last thing i installed was mios v8. i read alot of people have problems with Waninkoko's cMIOS so why bother using it if nothing works right with each update,there is always a problem.
All MIOS and cMIOS use the same IOS slot(IOS257). Whatever MIOS or cMIOS you install, it overwrites the old one.