I bricked my wii, today afternoon. Import a wii music, and i didnt see the region code. It was ntsc, and my wii is PAL.
So, i never hear about a brick thing before this accident, but since i search over the internet, to find help.

I have a semi-bricked wii, u know, in the wii setting i have an error message.

T tried the Wii System Update v290 img, but the dvd with the first version, cant read, regognize the wii, and the second version (repad) generate an erro message after boot and when i started it from the menu ,too.

I have d2c chip.
Do you have any idea, how to unbrick it?
thanx

I’m trying to buy one SaveMii but every time I enter on the PayPal page, it says that the product is sold out !!
Why ?

Thanks

You could do something that the clone manufacturers couldn’t do, which bundle it with user-friendly software on CD which you could use to recover your Wii, perhaps it could be used to reset settings in files which prevent the console booting, delete custom IOSs, restore the system menu to the default one, etc…

This software would not have to be freely available for download (not sure how much this conflicts with Team Twiizers’ view on freely available software).

Protection could range from having TT’s logo displayed by the software (appealing to people’s conscience and will probably be enough to dissuade Western companies/organisations) to modifying the SaveMii dongle so it responds to a challenge from your software (probably won’t last five minutes since the same Chinese factory which produces your chip will be probably putting out the clones, but anyway).

For the French tests/news… : http://gueux-forum.net/index.php?s=&showtopic=197696&view=findpost&p=1395183

Thanks for all for your job.

All of that is irrelevant. We’re not patenting it because it’s expensive, and because it’s useless. Chinese companies couldn’t care less about patents. And we’re not about to go suing people for infringement and worrying about the subsequent legal battle. Patents suck anyway.

All the info you need is in savemii.net website. Check it.

@nukeee
An affiliate program looks just too complex, and the price matters when you consider that only 10 or 20% of the consumers will care about quality, and not price. The common guy with a bricked Wii will care only with the dawm cost. But as I see, the main purchaser of SaveMii is not really a common user, but a consoles repairer, because using of SaveMii requires some technical attention anyway.

@ TwilightWii
SaveMii was created using reverse-engineering, so is very illegal to make any patent of it… I agree with Bushing: is better just give the dongle specifications for people. If they overproduce clones, worse for them. And just maybe, someone could work on SaveMii and do something even better.

an affiliate program through something like e-junkie or have it listed on amazon would be good. Lots of people will send you traffic if you did that.

sorry if i sound a traffic marketing whore.