Omg, what am i doing wrong!? On the root of my usb hard drive i have a 'wiisx' folder: and inside that the isos folder where i have my isos. In the bios folder i have the spch1001 file (do i need this file?) and a save folder also in the root i have an 'apps' folder with a.dol in it and 2 other files (do i need this folder?) when i try and use wiisx i get the 'error opening directory' message when i click load from usb when i go into settings and select bios=usb i get 'bios not found on usb' what the hell is going on! Owner Manual Velodyne Ct 150. ? *does the usb hdd have to be fat32? Cause thats not mentioned anywhere! 1) Windows should let you convert a partition without loosing the content.

How To Install Psx Iso On Wiisx. Where get playstation psx iso download & How to convert ECM to ISO. How to install Wad. May cause Code dump error. Wiisx (PS1 EMULATOR). You can also rip your own PSX games into images rather than. Obviously, if you rip them into.iso files, they won't work with WiiSX. Cannot Install BootMii as IOS and can't Install. Need help getting isos to load in Wiisx. But I always get a 'failed to load ISO' error when I try to load one.

You can also shorten the size of the current partition and create a new FAT32 partition without loosing data on the NTFS. 2) It all depends if you are using SD or USB. So, yes, you need apps/wiisx/boot.dol if you are booting the homebrew from the USB, else just place it on SD. 3) If you don't have a bios file (SCPH1000.bin (jp) SCPH1001.bin (USA) or SCPH1002.bin(Eur)) then you can use the emulated BIOS (HLE) but it's not working with a lot of games. The best choice is to use SCPH1001.bin bios file.

Follow this installation guide using the 'Mod 02' (it's the best and fastest version) (install cIOS202 [base38+60] from Hermes cIOS installer v4, v5 should work too but I didn't try it.) And take a look at the compatibility list too. Will try it out whats the difference with the bios files countries? Are they for different psx game regions or the region of my wii?

Can i just keep all bios files together in the bios folder? And if i use mod2 version, which usb socket must i use on the wii? Just tryed to partition my hard drive, i dont have any unallocated space to use i know i could make some but i read warnings everywhere about backing up data.i have almost 1tb of data i havent backed up and dont want to loose it! Sorry for more questions! The interest of these 3 BIOS file is that they are the first released BIOS and are region free People with this BIOS in their real playstation hardware can play out of region/import/burned games by simply swapping the disc on boot. No modchip needed. You can use SCPH1001.bin (the USA one) to have BIOS and memory card/CDA player menu in English.

Some PAL games may require SCPH1002.bin (it was the case with WiiSX beta1 and the game 'Loaded', but was fixed in beta2.1, any bios should work fine with all games now) WiiSX is loading only 'SCPH1001.bin' file. If you want to use another one, rename it to match this filename. You can keep all your bios files in the BIOS/ folder for convenience, they will just not be used. Use USB port0 (the bottom one, near the edge of the wii).

If you don't have place on your external HDD, use an SD card or even SMB (store.iso on your computer and share that folder). You don't have any USB stick? Even a microSD USB reader, as long as it's FAT32 it's fine, no need to be a real hard drive. Ok, got fat32 stick and got it working. A few more things. I had 2 versions of wiisx in the homebrew menu. Version 2.0 and 2.1.