#Dolphin boot.elf read error install

At first, I thought it was my ISO, since I swapped and replaced so many files and have. Since I last played PM on Dolphin, I have tried installing FasterMelee's version of Dolphin for netplay, but then uninstalled before reinstalling the previous version of dolphin that I used (without checking to see that Gecko started correctly). Now, with Dolphin, the IOS36.wad needs to be installed, which I've already done so that's non-issue, however, no matter how many times I load the SD.raw with Gecko OS 1.9.3.1, it always yields with a 'No DVD' error, despite having made Brawl the default ISO. This window cant be closed with its 'ok' button if I press it, everything freezes and I have to manually kill Dolphin. However, I do have a small idea of what might have happened to cause this change. Im trying to start PM via Gecko in Dolphin, and right when I open the boot.elf file, I get a popup which says 'Invalid read from 0x0000000c, PC 0x80e4ee9c'. What's even weirder, though, is that the current version of FasterMelee runs Gecko and PM just fine. All my config settings and the version of Dolphin that I'm using are the same as when I successfully started up a couple months ago. I'm really not sure what to make of this, except that 0x0000000c is a memory address.

#Dolphin boot.elf read error install

This window can't be closed with its 'ok' button if I press it, everything freezes and I have to manually kill Dolphin. Preparing for homebrew Downloading homebrew Developing homebrew Install the Homebrew Launcher on your Wii U console by following the homebrew setup tutorial.: Browse the homebrew directory or use the Homebrew App Store, which allows you to install directly from your Wii U over Wi-Fi. (01-15-2015, 12:49 PM) willkuer Wrote: Did I miss something Why do you think it is an access problem I would try to switch in SPU2-X setting from PortAudio to XAudio2. I'm trying to start PM via Gecko in Dolphin, and right when I open the boot.elf file, I get a popup which says 'Invalid read from 0x0000000c, PC = 0x80e4ee9c'.