Dumping Games (FTP)
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Introduction
For this method, we will be directly copying game files from your Wii U storage over to your PC.
This is done over the internet using an FTP (File Transfer Protocol) server and client. This will allow you to copy files over your local network directly to your computer.
DANGER
This process involves accessing the Wii U internal memory! If you don't follow the instructions correctly, you could potentially cause serious damage to your console.
Requirements
- An SD card for homebrew
Downloads
- The latest release of MochaCFW
- This will also work with (Coldboot) Haxchi
- The Mocha config
- The latest release of Homebrew Launcher Installer
- You will need to download the
payload.zip
file
- You will need to download the
- The v1.4 release of The Homebrew Launcher
- You will need to download the v1.4
homebrew_launcher.v1.4.zip
release of The Homebrew Launcher
- You will need to download the v1.4
- A modified release of FTPiiU (FTP Server)
- If you use (Coldboot) Haxchi, download the latest release of FTPiiU (FTP server)
- The latest release of FileZilla (FTP Client)
Preparations
- Download and install FileZilla to your computer
- Extract the
mocha.zip
file to the root of your SD card- If prompted to, replace any pre-existing files
- Extract the
homebrew_launcher.v.1.4.zip
file to the root of your SD card - Copy the
config.ini
file to the/wiiu/apps/mocha
folder on your SD card - Copy the
payload.elf
file from thepayload.zip
file to the/wiiu
folder on your SD card - Download and move the
ftpiiu.elf
file to the\wiiu\apps
folder on your SD Card - Ensure you have enough space on your PC for your game
- Eject your SD card from Windows and put it into your Wii U console
Launching MochaCFW
- Turn on your Wii U console
- Launch the internet browser and open
wiiuexploit.xyz
- Tap
Run Homebrew Launcher!
- If your console freezes for more than 10 seconds, hold down the Power button for 4 seconds and reboot
- Once rebooted, reset the browser's save data and try again
- Once in the Homebrew Launcher, launch MochaCFW
- This should return you back to the Homebrew Launcher
Connecting to your Wii U
- Run
FTPiiU Everywhere
from the Homebrew Launcher - On your screen you should see a line saying:
Listening for data connections at xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:PORT
where eachx
andPORT
is a number- This is the IP address and port of your FTP server
- Keep this screen open on your Wii U
- On your computer, open FileZilla
- On the left-side panel, navigate to your Cemu games folder on your computer
- Enter in your IP address to the
Host
field on the top bar- This is the
xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
part
- This is the
- Enter in your port to the
Port
field on the top bar- This is the
PORT
part
- This is the
- When warned about an insecure connection, ignore and continue
- You should now see your Wii U storage displayed on the right half of the FileZilla window
Transferring Files
- If your game is stored on your Wii U internal memory, navigate to
storage_mlc/usr/title/00050000
- If your game is stored on a USB storage device, navigate to
storage_usb/usr/title/00050000
- In this directory, you should see folders with 8 character names
- This is the last 8 digits of each games "Title ID", which allows to Wii U to uniquely identify each game by a number, instead of a name
- You can use the full list of each game's Title ID to identify which game is which, found here
- Copy the Title ID of the game and use Ctrl+F to search for it
- Once you've found the game you want, drag and drop it to your Cemu games folder on the left-side panel of FileZilla
TIP
A lot of the data-less files will fail to transfer, but these can be ignored. To be safe, make sure to retry all failed downloads before exiting to ensure that all files that should be transferred have done so.
Your game should now begin copying over to your computer. This will take a very long time and you may want to go do something else while this is happening.
After this is finished, you can exit FileZilla and turn off your Wii U. You can then go to your Cemu games folder and rename the Title ID to something recognisable.