![]() ![]() It’s always nice to have a backup just in case, however if you were unable to install to boot2, you may have to use Priiloader as well, and that can be a tempramental git depending on your how system wants to behave. Then I inserted the SD card back into the Wii, and WAD Manager installed the wads successfully. Since it’s not possible to see hidden files in OSX’ Finder, I had to remove them in terminal: The solution was to remove the hidden ‘dot-slash’ files from the wad folder on the SD-card. Oddly, it seemed like the WAD Manager tried to install the useless ‘dot-slash’ files instead of the actual wad-files, and I got the ERROR (ret=-1) message. I am not sure what the dot-slash files are used for, but probably nothing vital. The wad files seemed ok, but I came to think of one thing: When using a GUI extractor (and not terminal) to extract the files (which I did), OSX creates a hidden ‘dot-slash’ file corresponding to each visible file on the SD card:įor example, I got both cIOS202-v4.wad and the hidden. I got a bit suspicious, and moved the SD-card back to my Mac, to check the files. ![]() (May also apply to other unix-based operating systems, but I’m not sure.)Īt A.6 I got an ERROR (ret=-1) when I tried to install the wad-files.Īdditionally, all the wad files were listed with a size of 0.0MB. ![]() I got into a funny pitfall that may be nice to know about for Mac users. ![]()
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