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If you are getting connection errors, check your wifi settings. Also make sure
your
Wii is within range of your wireless router.
If you want to install it via WAD you can use NUS Downloader and make a WAD.
http://wiibrew.org/wiki/NUS_Downloader.
Just put the WAD into your /wads directory and when it asks if you want to
download
it from NUS, just hit left or right until you see from SD Wad or USB WAD
depending on
your preference.
Original comment by Lunatik.CN@gmail.com
on 17 Apr 2010 at 10:07
Hello having same issue, tried both working wired and wireless connections.
I sort of understand using WAD but would like a noob step by step.
Thanks in advance.
Original comment by techguye...@gmail.com
on 18 Apr 2010 at 10:51
It still sounds like your network settings is not setup correctly. However all
you
need to do is use NUS downloader and check of the pack to wad option. Copy the
file
onto your sd card under a folder called WADs. When you get to the IOS menu it
will
tell you the name of the WAD file it is looking for. When it prompts you where
you
want to install from just press left or right until you see install from SD WAD.
Original comment by Lunatik.CN@gmail.com
on 19 Apr 2010 at 12:15
Same error here "Connect error (-6,). I'm pretty sure this issue is not related
to
my wireless settings. I have confirmed they are correct since I can get on
line,
surf the web on the Internet Channel and even download videos get updates etc.
not
to mention it dop-mii actually downloads the first IO from NUS.
Error -6 happens once it gets to Download I0S36 (v3351)
Even if I use the NUS Downloader, how can I know is the file I need?
I'm trying to Install I0S36 (v3351) w/FakeSign, please advice
Your help is greatly appreciated
Original comment by readeryo...@gmail.com
on 19 Apr 2010 at 6:58
I don't know what error -6 is exactly since it's not really documented will in
the
dev environment library that use developers use, but typically if it's a network
issue it's either a setting on the wii or router or your provider.
Just use NUS Downloader and Download IOS36 3351 and pack it to a wad file. Then
copy
that wad file onto your SD card into the /wads folder. When it asks you where
you
want to install it from just select install from SD wad.
Original comment by Lunatik.CN@gmail.com
on 19 Apr 2010 at 7:14
Somes people (maybe 3/500 this month) report me the same issue !
You don't know what is (-6) ?
Original comment by cs-nut...@live.fr
on 25 Apr 2010 at 9:02
After some research, I think -6 means that it can't resolve the DNS for
nus.cdn.shop.wii.com.
Original comment by Lunatik.CN@gmail.com
on 25 Apr 2010 at 12:18
I am having the same problems loading the IOS.
I just tries to initialize the network and fails.
I am trying the WAD now.
(I can browse Internet and all that on Wii)
Original comment by jasonhu...@gmail.com
on 26 Apr 2010 at 6:46
Yes so follow the link above to get the NUS downloader. Click the databases
button
and find your IOS 36 3155 for me. Then check the create wad checkbox at the
bottom.
Then press start download. Now go back to the directory where the nus
downloader is
and there is a directory with a lot of characters in it. Find the wad in there.
I had
to place my wad in the root of my SD (not in wads -- that failed for me).
Original comment by jasonhu...@gmail.com
on 26 Apr 2010 at 6:53
Ahah, we already know how to install by wad with NUSD !
We're trying to understand what the error -6 is and how to fix it ;)
Original comment by cs-nut...@live.fr
on 27 Apr 2010 at 5:35
same problem here..
the wii have solid internet connection , the router is just a few meters away ,
and
in the same room.
there is not networking problems, the wii ws restarted countless times to make
sure , and any other "homebrew" software that uses network works great ,
working with "NUS downloader" will definitly work, but , it's bulky , and
uncomfortable.
i've debugged my router's connection , and discovered the following:
when i'm inside the homebrew channel , i can still see the wireless connection
working and attached to the wii.
as soon as activate the DOP-Mii binary, still in the wellcome screen , i see
after
about 6-10 seconds.. the wii disconnects from the router , and stays offline,
untill i exit DOP-Mii..
then i can see the wii reconnects with the router again..
why is that happening ?
and apparently error -6 is a general network failure , DNS or whatever , if the
wii
is disconnected from the router , even if the dns servers are saved on it , it
won't
change nothing , because the client is offline , for some reason.
thanks
Original comment by rama.kan...@gmail.com
on 27 Apr 2010 at 11:50
in addition , i don't think this ia a support issue ,
rather then a bug.
thanks
Original comment by rama.kan...@gmail.com
on 27 Apr 2010 at 11:52
ok , i've just tested some more , and it seems that when i select
"IOS: 36" (which is already patched)
then select "IOS, BC , MIOS"
select "IOS36"
the newest version
and apply all patches
and choose "download from NUS"
it reconnct to the router .. and the network is working fine,
downloading from NUS....
huh ?? am i missing something ? (O_o)
Original comment by rama.kan...@gmail.com
on 28 Apr 2010 at 12:30
Few things.
1. It is normal to see the Wii disconnect the wireless when it switches IOSes.
Think
of an IOS switch as it rebooting your computer. The PPC processor basically gets
rebooted and then the new IOS loads up.
2. The -6, aka EAGAIN, error is coming from the Wii and not from our Code,
without
knowing exactly what is causing the EAGAIN error in the first place there is
nothing
I can fix.
3. Out of 19,000 downloads and only a small handful of people reporting the
issue it
still leaves me to believe it is the setup somehow. Until I can replicate the
issue I
cannot fix the issue.
The only other possibility is that it may be a libogc issue because all we are
doing
is calling the following below which is where we get the EAGAIN error code from
->
which is coming from libogc -> which is calling the wii's low level functions
for the
network.
"res = net_connect (s, (struct sockaddr*) &sa, sizeof(struct sockaddr_in));"
I will ask some of the other wiidev's if they have come across this issue, but
like I
said in bullet #3 it's hard to classify it as a bug when only a very few people
have
reported this issue.
Original comment by Lunatik.CN@gmail.com
on 28 Apr 2010 at 12:38
@rama: It starting to sound more like an IOS issue. I'm wondering if those who
have
an old IOS36 when it trys to downgrade IOS15 has a network bug. If loading
latest
IOS36 works every time it's sounding more and more like an IOS issue. Can you
try it
a few times to confirm.
Original comment by Lunatik.CN@gmail.com
on 28 Apr 2010 at 12:41
I was downgrading IOS15 with IOS36 v1042 for you, internet connection was
working
well but a code dump appeard !
stack dump is :
8004953c -> 800522fc -> 80055dc0 -> 80055e44 ->
80026274 -> 8001fc84 -> 8002260c -> 800226c4 ->
800042cc
Original comment by cs-nut...@live.fr
on 28 Apr 2010 at 2:21
Crashes always help, those are easier to track down than just normal errors ;)
However just rough glancing at those addresses I think that is a WiiMote sync
issue.
If it is that I have tried multiple times to adjust timing on it, but it could
also
be libogc's sync timing as well, not sure. That issue has been the hardest to
narrow
down because some Wiis never see that problem where some of the newer Wiis do.
However when I get some time later I'll take a peek and confirm if that is the
WiiMote crashing at that point.
Original comment by Lunatik.CN@gmail.com
on 28 Apr 2010 at 2:41
I have a Christmas 09 Wii and I've never gotten this issue, of that helps.
However once in a while (about 1 in 50) it will have an error downloading stuff
but it will install anyways,
resulting in a corrupted title.
Original comment by lpq...@gmail.com
on 28 Apr 2010 at 3:12
When I try. It goes to download tmd.257 and I get Receive Error (-116) and then
I get
that it's not found and a 404 Error and the installer returns Error Code (-1)
Original comment by kar...@gmail.com
on 5 May 2010 at 11:47
@karnaj: 404 means it can't find the file on the server. It is possible that it
hit
one of Nintendo's servers that may be missing the files. Just try again. If it
fails
then try using NUS Downloader and build a WAD and then install it via WAD.
Original comment by Lunatik.CN@gmail.com
on 6 May 2010 at 12:17
I have a Wii 4.2U. I could download other IOS but it stopped at IOS36 v3351
with the Connect Error (-6). Although I use MacOS X so I can't use NUS
Downloader. I will try to get WADs from a friend's Windows PC.
Original comment by jcar...@gmail.com
on 3 Jul 2010 at 11:02
By the way.. my wii is a LU64. After write the comment above, the leds from Wii
remote turn off. Then I tried again to update, leds turned in and I got a
Exception as follow.
Original comment by jcar...@gmail.com
on 3 Jul 2010 at 11:14
Attachments:
Having the same problem here. But it seems to be intermittent, and went away
after a few tries.
Original comment by sop...@gmail.com
on 27 Jul 2010 at 10:57
Having the same problem. Trying to download tmd.351 from NUS and get a Connect
Error (-6). I've re-tried many times, reset many times, to no avail. I'm on a
mac so building a wad using the NUS Downloader isn't an option... Any ideas?
Original comment by brown.jo...@gmail.com
on 31 Jul 2010 at 6:29
[deleted comment]
Since we support offline use this shouldn't be an issue anymore.
Original comment by castleva...@yahoo.com
on 21 Nov 2010 at 4:21
Original issue reported on code.google.com by
PendOrei...@gmail.com
on 17 Apr 2010 at 9:50