Leave the version field empty to get the latest version. The upper fields accept a TID and/or version to download and install a specific title. This should be a location that has decent reading & writing speeds (dont use an SD card). This is where the program will cache downloaded files for later use. boot1&2, special blocks, and the supercluster generation are left aloneīefore you do anything, set a path for the NUS cache. this will wipe out any of the files within the filesystem including game saves, channels, IOS, etc. You can simply write to a nand as it is, or you can format it with content -> format. IT IS NOT RECCOMMENDED TO USE THIS PROGRAM ON YOUR ONLY COPY OF A NAND. Once you have selected one, click 'init nand' to tell the gui you are ready. When you click the 'Ok' button, the Gui will hang a bit as it writes the full 528MiB file to your PC.Įnter a path of an existing nand.bin in the 'nand.bin' field, or press the 'search' button to browse for it on your PC. Bad blocks may be entered manually, or read from a plaintext file with 1 number (dec) on each line. If you dont have an existing dump to read from, you can enter the path of 'keys.bin', the first 8 blocks of nand (including spare data), and the bad blocks using the rest of the dialog window. This will fill in the rest of the necessary information. If you have an existing nand.bin from the Wii, you can select it by clicking the big 'Existing Nand' button. Select the destination for the new file in the 'destination' field !make sure you have 528MiB of free space! All of this data can be gotten from a bootmii nand dump, even if that nand is bricked. It needs to have a copy of the first 8 blocks of nand, a list of bad blocks, and AES & hmac keys. It cannot build one from scratch - you must provide some data from the Wii.

This is a tool to build a nand.bin suitable for installing on a Nintendo Wii via bootmii.

Wii nand 4.3