mcrecover VS PokeFinder

Your best bet is to use GCMM to extract all the save files it can detect as GCIs and also make a raw backup of the card to use with GCN Memcard Recover. While it doesn't have 100% compatibility, it will likely get your missing data back. If there's a game that it doesn't support currently, let me know and I can try to add it. As far as your memory card goes, I have yet to find a way to resolve this issue. You cannot use a memory card reliably after this issue starts to occur. Are you using a 1019 block OEM memory card or is this a third party card?

Use GCMM to make a raw extract of the memory card. Download GCN Memcard Recover and load the raw file you extracted from the memory card. Make sure to set your region and scan for lost files. Alternate between the directory table and block table A/B to ensure you have got all of the recoverable data. If you're missing some games let me know, I can look into adding the compatibility. As far as the memory card goes, it's probably damaged and unusable, I would not recommend continuing to use this memory card. Since you are on a homebrewed Wii, you can load the games through Nintendont and utilize the "emulated memory card" option. Although a small amount of work, you can set up all of your saves to work through Nintendont instead of a physical memory card. If you have any questions feel free to ask.

If your memory card is corrupted the best thing you can do is copy the data with GCMM and then use GCN Memcard Recover to recover the saves. You cannot fix a corrupted memory card. You will need to find a different memory card or utilize a different method to load save files.

You can try fixing it

Before doing anything, I would make a backup of all the data on your memory card via GCMM raw extract. If you want to recover the corrupted saves, you can use that raw file with GCN Memcard Recover; it is capable of fixing saves from both of those games. If you need help with that let me know.

Hey there, if you want some help recovering your data that may be missing let me know. I have contributed to GCN Memcard Recover and run https://gc-saves.com

However, it's always worth reading the README to see if it contains any clues. In this case, it contains a link to the Latest Official Release. Following that link will give you a list of downloads for various operating systems. If you download the appropriate one and extract the files, you will find a pre-built version of the program for your operating system.

RNGReporter, as far as I understand, isn’t supported anymore. PokeFinder is the more reliable tool to use. The biggest difference is it used advances instead of frames, so that -1 you’ve been doing for RNGReporter you won’t have to do anymore. In your example, advance 1,044,937 would be your equivalent frame.

Oh right, heres a link to the code: https://github.com/Admiral-Fish/PokeFinder Scroll down to the linux section in "Building". When I tried to do 'git submodules update' it states the following error, but i didn't think much of it: fatal: not a git repository (or any of the parent directories): .git

Try this one https://github.com/Admiral-Fish/PokeFinder/releases

PokeFinder

I downloaded the latest version of Pokefinder Master by Admiral Fish (https://github.com/Admiral-Fish/PokeFinder/releases/latest), unzipped it and can't find anything to launch the program in any of the folders. How do you actually run the program? Am I just a complete moron?

This is only useful for stuff not being fully supported by PokeFinder yet (aka Gen 5 Wild/Stationary encounters). Gen 3/4 as well as Gen 5 Hidden Grotto, eggs etc, still exits in this fork but they may be bugged/incomplete so I recommend using PokeFinder for these.

Have you checkout PokeFinder? On GitHub it says it supports MAC OS https://github.com/Admiral-Fish/PokeFinder

Though you might want to try out the successor of rng reporter which is Pokefinder. It might be more convenient for usage since rng reporter doesn't receive any more updates and support.