GeckoOS v1.07b
Wiibrew dev Nuke has released the latest version of GeckoOS, which corrects a sorta-bug in the previous one. While the previous version allowed you to copy games with the “no copy” flag, it seems that the copy itself still had the flag toggled and so was unable to be copied back to the Wii. This is now fixed. More after the link.
Download: GeckoOS v1.07b
Wiibrew dev Nuke has released the latest version of GeckoOS. This is only a minor release that corrects a sorta-bug in the previous version.
While version 1.07a allowed you to copy games with the “no copy” flag, it seems that the copy itself still had the flag toggled and so was unable to be copied back to the Wii.
In case you’re not familiar with GeckoOS, it’s a Wiibrew program that lets you load Wii games from other regions, but was was combined with Ocarina in version 1.06f and now lets you apply cheat codes to games. Here’s the changelog for this version:
No copy flag bit in saves now removed when copying no copy flag save games. In previous version you could copy no copy saves but it left the no copy flag bit in the save so unless you used a Hex editor you couldn’t copy the save game back to your Wii. Now this bit is removed when you copy the save over. Thanks Kenobi for this patch.
You need the rebooter to copy no copy saves to SD card, but of course you can copy them back without rebooter loaded just like any other standard save.
Download: GeckoOS v1.07b
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- GeckoOS v1.07: boot import games, no modchip required
- GeckoOS v1.07a: copy save files with the ‘no copy’ flag
Via wiibrew.org