Choose what region of NAND you would like to have ('U' 'E' 'J' or 'K') and press enter. Choose which System Menu version you would like to have ('4.2' or '4.3') and press enter. Type 'D' and press enter (unless you would like to use your own setting.txt in which case either choice will work) 6. Choose whether to download Wii channels. NAND Interface Address Bits Name Description 0x0d010000 32 NANDCTRL: NAND Control and Status 0x0d010004 32 NANDCONFIG: NAND configuration register 0x0d010008 32 NANDADDR1: Address bytes 1-2 (column) 0x0d01000c 32 NANDADDR2: Address bytes 3-5 (row) 0x0d010010 32 NANDDATABUF: Memory address of the Data buffer 0x0d010014 32 NANDECCBUF. Wii Hardware - working/properly setup SD - Wii Mod - Loader Software at minimal config - tested working usb device/properly setup - tested working image. Line those ducks up and if you still cannot get it to work you've most likely missed something, or you've encountered an issue that a community filled with modding vets has never encountered.

Wii Nand 4.3 Adapter

NAND Flash Memory is the built in memory of the Wii console. It houses save data, downloaded channels, and the Wii Menu. Some games may require files only found in a full NAND dump to work correctly. The easiest way to do that is with BootMii. For alternate methods, see the forum thread.

• 3Manual Import

Dumping NAND with BootMii

To dump NAND with BootMii, you'll need:

• A homebrewed console with BootMii installed
• A SD card

Access BootMii through the Homebrew Channel. Use a GameCube Controller or the Power and Reset buttons to navigate through the BootMii menus, as detailed here. Select Options (gears icon) on the far right. Select Backup NAND (Green arrow from chip to the SD card), and wait until it completes. Once completed, remove the SD card and put it into your system. You should see a file named nand.bin on the SD Card. If you do, your NAND has been backed up.

Automatic Import with Dolphin 5.0-3416 or newer

Select Tools > Import BootMii NAND Backup. Dolphin will decrypt and unpack the NAND. Device credentials and system files required for network services emulation will also be extracted automatically.

Manual Import

If you are unable to import your NAND automatically or simply wish to browse the contents without installing to Dolphin, then here are steps to manually extract your NAND.

• Note that a manually imported NAND does not work with Wiimmfi; you must follow the instructions in Automatic Import instead. If your Dolphin version does not have this option, update to a newer build.

Extracting NAND files on Linux

1. Extract the AES IV from keys.bin: dd if=keys.bin of=aes-iv bs=1 skip=360 count=16
2. Extract the per-console NAND key from keys.bin: dd if=keys.bin of=nand-key bs=1 skip=344 count=16
3. Decrypt the NAND image: openssl enc -d -aes-128-cbc -in nand.bin -out nand-decrypted.bin -K $(hexdump -v -e '/1 '%02X' < nand-key) -iv $(hexdump -v -e '/1 '%02X' < aes-iv) -nopad
4. Unpack the decrypted NAND image using zestig. The zestig source code can be downloaded from here.

Wii Nand 4.3 Volt

Extracting NAND files on Windows

Use NAND Tools to extract the files from nand.bin. This package includes the following:

• cmd.lnk
• nand-aes-dump.c
• nand-aes-dump.exe
• NAND-bin2raw.exe
• zestig.exe

Place the files nand.bin and keys.bin that you've acquired from the last section into the working directory, open cmd.lnk (A shortcut file that will open a command prompt in the current directory), and then type the following commands into the prompt:

After this is finished, a new folder nand should be created in the working directory.

Placing the NAND files into Dolphin

Wii Nand 4.3 Amp

1. Dolphin versions before 5.0-4416 can't take the original SYSCONF file from real consoles, it has its own specially made SYSCONF file in Wiishared2sys. Use it to overwrite on top of the original SYSCONF file in nandshared2sys (under NAND tools' working directory).
2. Finally, place everything from inside nand into the Wii subdirectory.

Wii Nand 4.3 Usb