Wii:Dump Games: Difference between revisions

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{{warning|text=If you get an unrecovered read error, ensure that the disc you are attempting to dump is clean and can be properly read by the console. Even though you may be able to play the game disc normally, you may still get this error. If the error persists, try to dump another disc and see if the same error happens.}}

<ol>

<li>When prompted, select if your disc is an unlicensed Datel disc. If unsure, select <code>No</code>.</li>

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[[File:CleanRip-Wiidumpcomplete.png|480px]]

</ol>

{{success|text=You have successfully dumped your Wii disk! If you dumped the disk to a FAT32 formatted device, you need to join the files - in this case, progress to [[Wii:Dump_Games#Joining_PART_files|Joining PART files]].}}

|-|GameCube=

<ol>

<li>When prompted, select if your disc is an unlicensed Datel disc. If unsure, select <code>No</code>.</li>

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[[File:CleanRip-Gcdumpcomplete.png|480px]]

</ol>

{{success|text=You have successfully dumped your GameCube disk!}}

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==Joining PART files==

{{info|text=If you dumped ~~the~~ disc (regardless if it was to a PC or Wii) on a FAT32 formatted device, you should have gotten at least two files that end with <code>.partX.iso</code>. ~~They need~~ to ~~be joined~~.}}

{{info|text=If you have dumped a Wii game disc (regardless if it was to a PC or Wii) to a FAT32 formatted device, you should have gotten at least two files that end with <code>.partX.iso</code>. This section will show you how to join them.}}

</noinclude>

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# Copy the files ~~with~~ the same name and end with <code>.partX.iso</code> into ~~a new~~ folder on your computer

<ol>

# In this folder, click the address bar in Windows Explorer and type <code>cmd</code>

<li>Copy the files that share the same name and end with <code>.partX.iso</code> into an empty folder on your computer.</li>

# Type <code>copy /b *.part?.iso game.iso</code>~~, then~~ press enter

[[File:PART-merge-dumpedpartfiles.png]]

# Wait ~~until~~ the ~~merging process finishes~~, It should ~~end with it outputting~~ <~~code~~>1 file(s) ~~copied~~</~~code~~>

<li>In this folder, click the address bar in Windows Explorer and type in <code>cmd</code>, this will open a command prompt window there.</li>

[[File:PART-merge-opencmd.png]]

<li>Type <code>copy /b *.part?.iso game.iso</code> and press enter. Wait for the command to finish, your terminal output should be similar to the below.</li>

[[File:PART-merge-joinpartfiles.png]]

<li>If the copy process executed correctly, the checksum from the game dump info file (located where you dumped your disc at) should match the resulting joined file.</li>

[[File:PART-merge-filemd5.png]]

</ol>

|-|MacOS & Linux=

# Copy the files ~~with~~ the same name and end with <code>.partX.iso</code> into ~~a new~~ folder on your computer

<li>Copy the files that share the same name and end with <code>.partX.iso</code> into an empty folder on your computer.</li>

~~# Open the terminal~~

[[File:PART-merge-dumpedpartfileslinux.png]]

~~# Run~~ <~~code~~>cd [~~PATH~~]<~~/code~~>, ~~replacing~~ <code>[PATH]</code> ~~with the folder path~~ to ~~your~~ <~~code~~>.~~partX.iso~~<~~/code~~> ~~files~~

<li>Open a terminal in the directory where your files are at, or <code>cd [PATH]</code> to it.</li>

# Use the following command as is: <code>cat \*.part?.iso > game.iso</code>

[[File:PART-merge-openterminallinux.png]]

~~# Wait until~~ the merging process ~~finishes~~.

<li>Use the following command as is: <code>cat `ls *.part?.iso | sort` > game.iso</code>. Then, wait for the merging process to finish. Like in Windows, the resulting checksum should match the dump.</li>

[[File:PART-merge-mergesuccesslinux.png]]

</tabber>

==Dumping WADs==

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 {{warning|text=If you get an unrecovered read error, ensure that the disc you are attempting to dump is clean and can be properly read by the console. Even though you may be able to play the game disc normally, you may still get this error. If the error persists, try to dump another disc and see if the same error happens.}}
+<span>
 <ol>
 <li>When prompted, select if your disc is an unlicensed Datel disc. If unsure, select <code>No</code>.</li>
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 [[File:CleanRip-Wiidumpcomplete.png|480px]]
 </ol>
+</span>
 {{success|text=You have successfully dumped your Wii disk! If you dumped the disk to a FAT32 formatted device, you need to join the files - in this case, progress to [[Wii:Dump_Games#Joining_PART_files|Joining PART files]].}}
 |-|GameCube=
+<span>
 <ol>
 <li>When prompted, select if your disc is an unlicensed Datel disc. If unsure, select <code>No</code>.</li>
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 [[File:CleanRip-Gcdumpcomplete.png|480px]]
 </ol>
+</span>
 {{success|text=You have successfully dumped your GameCube disk!}}
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 ==Joining PART files==
-{{info|text=If you dumped the disc (regardless if it was to a PC or Wii) on a FAT32 formatted device, you should have gotten at least two files that end with <code>.partX.iso</code>. They need to be joined.}}
+{{info|text=If you have dumped a Wii game disc (regardless if it was to a PC or Wii) to a FAT32 formatted device, you should have gotten at least two files that end with <code>.partX.iso</code>. This section will show you how to join them.}}
 </noinclude>
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 <span>
-# Copy the files with the same name and end with <code>.partX.iso</code> into a new folder on your computer
+<ol>
-# In this folder, click the address bar in Windows Explorer and type <code>cmd</code>
+<li>Copy the files that share the same name and end with <code>.partX.iso</code> into an empty folder on your computer.</li>
-# Type <code>copy /b *.part?.iso game.iso</code>, then press enter
+[[File:PART-merge-dumpedpartfiles.png]]
-# Wait until the merging process finishes, It should end with it outputting <code>1 file(s) copied</code>
+<li>In this folder, click the address bar in Windows Explorer and type in <code>cmd</code>, this will open a command prompt window there.</li>
+[[File:PART-merge-opencmd.png]]
+<li>Type <code>copy /b *.part?.iso game.iso</code> and press enter. Wait for the command to finish, your terminal output should be similar to the below.</li>
+[[File:PART-merge-joinpartfiles.png]]
+<li>If the copy process executed correctly, the checksum from the game dump info file (located where you dumped your disc at) should match the resulting joined file.</li>
+[[File:PART-merge-filemd5.png]]
+</ol>
 </span>
 |-|MacOS & Linux=
 <span>
-# Copy the files with the same name and end with <code>.partX.iso</code> into a new folder on your computer
+<li>Copy the files that share the same name and end with <code>.partX.iso</code> into an empty folder on your computer.</li>
-# Open the terminal
+[[File:PART-merge-dumpedpartfileslinux.png]]
-# Run <code>cd [PATH]</code>, replacing <code>[PATH]</code> with the folder path to your <code>.partX.iso</code> files
+<li>Open a terminal in the directory where your files are at, or <code>cd [PATH]</code> to it.</li>
-# Use the following command as is: <code>cat \*.part?.iso > game.iso</code>
+[[File:PART-merge-openterminallinux.png]]
-# Wait until the merging process finishes.
+<li>Use the following command as is: <code>cat `ls *.part?.iso | sort` > game.iso</code>. Then, wait for the merging process to finish. Like in Windows, the resulting checksum should match the dump.</li>
+[[File:PART-merge-mergesuccesslinux.png]]
 </span>
 </tabber>
 ==Dumping WADs==