Remove IOS 202

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  • August 15, 2010 at 10:26 pm #22995
    corey89
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    Now that IOS 58 is used for USB2 and AHBPROT covers dvd support, what is the recommended way to remove the old 202 CIOS?

    I tried running the wiimc 202 installer again and it didn’t have any uninstall option. Is it recommended to remove the cios now or does it not matter?

    Thanks.

    August 16, 2010 at 1:28 am #26756
    NoahJAustin
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    The IOS 202 did have uninstall. If you ran it when ISO202 was already installed it would uninstall or at least it did for me when I updated before. Never the less, if you guys would be kind enough to make a dedicated uninstaller that would be excellent because I can’t find the installer anywhere anymore. (which is for the best I guess)

    {edit} I found the installer again with a simple google search, but never the less, still food for thought. 😉

    August 16, 2010 at 4:03 am #26757
    corey89
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    @darklord42 wrote:

    The IOS 202 did have uninstall. If you ran it when ISO202 was already installed it would uninstall or at least it did for me when I updated before.

    Downloaded the deprecated package from wiimc google code site, tried it again. Even hit install for the hell of it. Installed successfully, again, while the installer said it was on 202 already. Ran it yet again after that, same 2 buttons, Install and Cancel. No other buttons on wiimote did anything. No where have I ever read of it having an uninstall feature. I imagine you are using an installer which was not available from the wiimc google code site.

    August 16, 2010 at 4:30 am #26758
    NoahJAustin
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    No, your right, there is none. I had simply confused it with the wiimc channel installer which does uninstall, as I found to my dismay when I tried that installer I said I found. Sorry to have gotten your hopes up there. Anyway all the more reason for an uninstaller. 😀

    August 16, 2010 at 8:00 am #26759
    Ginn
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    Try using DOP-MII

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