Any way to check a wii’s serial number through a nand.bin?

[sick grail]

So basically I have multiple wiis and my unorganized self has no idea what backup I have belongs to a specific wii. Is there any tool that can help me in finding the serial number in the nand.bin file?

[worn stump]

Download: http://www.4shared.com/file/206079325/16f10662/NAND_T.html

Install it on a new folder

In your nand extracted folder go to

Code:
\title \ 000001 \ 00002 \ data\

and copy setting.txt to NAND_T folder

go to dos prompt (alt + r and type cmd), go to the created folder and type dec < setting.txt > decode.txt

A new file decote.txt will be created with these info:

AREA=
MODEL=
DVD=
MPCH=
CODE=
SERNO=
VIDEO=

You will find your serial on SERNO=

[neat ermine]

Download: http://www.4shared.com/file/206079325/16f10662/NAND_T.html
invalid link?

[worn stump]

https://wiidatabase.de/downloads/pc-tools/nus-nandbuilder/ you can look with that in the nand

[sick grail]

Thx

[worn stump]

np 🙂

[lime sundial]

i dont think this will work tho.
From what i could get, he wants to know what nand belongs to wich console. And this software, from what i tested so far, only downloads the nand files belonging to certain consoles versions with the specified firmware (ex: 4.3U or 4.3E)

i tested it with a nand copy of my wii and the Serial Number acquired trough this method does not match the wii

the only exceptions being the revision and the letters from the SN

i think this piece of software is to be used in the case if you do not have a nand file for your console - or if you do but its corrupted (and thus the "format" option so you can get the basic files for your console and region)

but idk

i'm just speculating at this point (since idk what it really does to the nand)

[neat ermine]

yeah and i've literally never heard of that software

so i can't really say it's trustable

[high latch]

its ohneschwanzenegger