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You can easily do it yourself with a hex editor – all the patch did AFAIK was change the disc ID from SX4P01 to SX4J01.

hey, I loaded texture pack but the game faster than normally. How I fix. I dont cancel texture pack.

(06-01-2015, 09:46 AM)pauldacheez Wrote: [ -> ]You can easily do it yourself with a hex editor – all the patch did AFAIK was change the disc ID from SX4P01 to SX4J01.

Oh thanks I changed and now I can play in 30 FPS

Need some help with using friidump.

I have the disc in the drive and I start dumping it. I get an ISO file that cannot be opened with Dolphin. It says "It is an invalid file or not a GC/Wii game".

Here is the hash.

e4a8a47da995746c0f78e3d214795678

What hash should I be getting? This is the second time I've dumped it.

Friidump doesn't work with duallayer disc games afaik?

IIRC Friidump is the only one that works with dual-layer games. Rawdump has a dual-layer option, but it doesn't actually work, or so I was told. I only have single-layer games, so I haven't been able to test whether either of them work. Is Friidump crashing at all? I know that the resume function does not work; you must dump games successfully all in one pass.

The NTSC-U version should have the following attributes:

size="8511160320"
crc="472ffed2"
md5="f76e76b2656b92490df354e7a757257b"
sha1="5c7a23d87af7d736226f4795ebf10b6f428f67c9"

Thanks. I've been dumping all in one go and haven't had any errors during it.

What I do is type in the cmd prompt:

friidump -d e: -a to start dumping it and it starts dumping. I'll try again later today.

Do you even have successfully dumped any game? If this was a dual layer issue, i'd expect the 1st layer to be ok, and then the 2nd to be broken. So the game would start, and crash when accessing the 2nd layer.

Okay. I redumped it and got the exact same hash. I wonder if my drive is not dumping it correctly.

This is my first game I've dumped.

Did you try Rawdump to see if it creates an ISO with the same hashes? I think with Wii discs you need to press the ISO conversion button after you finish the dump, whereas GC discs are dumped to ISO format automatically.