Difference between revisions of "Movie-Ch Install Disc"

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The Movie-CH Install Disc is a disc used in Nintendo repair centers in order to install the Wii + Internet channel on Wiis being repaired which previously did not have the channel installed.
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The Movie-CH Install Disc (internally known as "MovieCH Import Disc") is a disc used in Nintendo repair centers in order to install the [[Wii + Internet channel]] on Wiis being repaired which previously did not have the channel installed.
 
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! Movie-CH Install Disc
 
! Movie-CH Install Disc
 
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| '''Disc Internal Name:''' MovieCH Import Disc
 
| '''Disc Internal Name:''' MovieCH Import Disc
'''Disc TID:''' 091(E01)
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'''Disc ID:''' 091E01
  
 
'''Disc IOS:''' 9
 
'''Disc IOS:''' 9
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'''Disc Release Date:''' Unknown, 2008-9 presumed
 
'''Disc Release Date:''' Unknown, 2008-9 presumed
  
'''Disc Build Date:''' Likely mid-2008
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'''Disc Build Date:''' Around Sep. 2008
  
 
'''Disc Apploader:''' Feb 2007 Apploader
 
'''Disc Apploader:''' Feb 2007 Apploader
 
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The disc was originally discovered through the image which revealed the DiscUpdate Disc, and was soon revealed to be for sale on GameDealDaily. It was purchased by several Dump users; eventually, Billy managed to resurface the disc (all copies came scratched to the extent that only about 50% of the disc was readable) and got a full, clean 1:1 dump of the disc.
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The disc was originally discovered through the image which revealed the [[DiscUpdate Disc]], and was soon revealed to be for sale on [[GameDealDaily]]. It was purchased by several people; eventually, Billy♪#9063 managed to resurface the disc (all copies came scratched to the extent that only about 50% of the disc was readable) and got a full, clean 1:1 dump of the disc.
 
== Disc information ==
 
== Disc information ==
 
=== Update partition ===
 
=== Update partition ===
 
The disc contains a mysteriously corrupted update partition, but a clean data partition containing the usual Wii disc files (apploader, FST, main.dol, etc.) and a files/ folder containing a viewer/ folder containing the WAD that the disc's main.dol installs.
 
The disc contains a mysteriously corrupted update partition, but a clean data partition containing the usual Wii disc files (apploader, FST, main.dol, etc.) and a files/ folder containing a viewer/ folder containing the WAD that the disc's main.dol installs.
=== Disc check ===
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=== Disc behavior ===
The disc checks the free NAND capacity and NAND integrity, then installs the HCGE.wad file in files/viewer to the NAND; if installation is successful, it then launches the installed title.
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The disc checks the free NAND capacity and NAND integrity, then installs the HCGE.wad file in files/viewer to the NAND; if installation is successful, it then launches the installed title. The main.dol appears to be a modified version of [[Nmenu]].

Revision as of 07:44, 25 June 2018

The Movie-CH Install Disc (internally known as "MovieCH Import Disc") is a disc used in Nintendo repair centers in order to install the Wii + Internet channel on Wiis being repaired which previously did not have the channel installed.

Movie-CH Install Disc
Disc Internal Name: MovieCH Import Disc

Disc ID: 091E01

Disc IOS: 9

Disc Release Date: Unknown, 2008-9 presumed

Disc Build Date: Around Sep. 2008

Disc Apploader: Feb 2007 Apploader

The disc was originally discovered through the image which revealed the DiscUpdate Disc, and was soon revealed to be for sale on GameDealDaily. It was purchased by several people; eventually, Billy♪#9063 managed to resurface the disc (all copies came scratched to the extent that only about 50% of the disc was readable) and got a full, clean 1:1 dump of the disc.

Disc information

Update partition

The disc contains a mysteriously corrupted update partition, but a clean data partition containing the usual Wii disc files (apploader, FST, main.dol, etc.) and a files/ folder containing a viewer/ folder containing the WAD that the disc's main.dol installs.

Disc behavior

The disc checks the free NAND capacity and NAND integrity, then installs the HCGE.wad file in files/viewer to the NAND; if installation is successful, it then launches the installed title. The main.dol appears to be a modified version of Nmenu.