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deebo posted:So I have everything I want working pretty well except I cannot load homebrew apps from usb hdd. Two things: You are better off making the fat32 partition the first one. Some homebrew can only see the first partition, but the USB loaders can use any partition. Also, make sure ALL your partitions are PRIMARY and ACTIVE.
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Sizzlechest posted:You can do an offline update, but you need to download the wad files in advance. WOAH! Re-read. He has a US Wii, but he is using it in Japan. He wants the NORTH AMERICAN (NA) updates, not J or E. Unless of course he is trying to change regions, which is something of a different process. EDIT: If he simply does an online update he should be fine. The Wii (should) download and update according to the region of the Wii, not according to the IP/location.
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Sizzlechest posted:You can do an offline update, but you need to download the wad files in advance. No, he has a US Wii but is currently in Japan. Other way around. Edit: Oh hi next page, how are you?
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Aug 23, 2009 04:47
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Sizzlechest posted:Two things: You are better off making the fat32 partition the first one. Some homebrew can only see the first partition, but the USB loaders can use any partition. Also, make sure ALL your partitions are PRIMARY and ACTIVE. Thanks this worked.
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Kiggles posted:WOAH! Re-read. He has a US Wii, but he is using it in Japan. He wants the NORTH AMERICAN (NA) updates, not J or E. Unless of course he is trying to change regions, which is something of a different process. Yes, the Wii doesn't magically download a different update based on your IP address. I was assuming he was asking something else.
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So, I used the BannerBomb/HackMii method to install the HB Channel, but I'm not sure if/how to install BootMii. And this seems important because I seem to need BootMii installed to get the HDD Loader working and when I tried to install cIOS38 it simply failed on me, suggesting to me that I should install BootMii as a IOS. Any help would be great. I'm on 4.1e ConanThe3rd fucked around with this message at 20:27 on Aug 23, 2009 |
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Aug 23, 2009 20:23
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Wait, the cIOS installer can use the BootMii IOS now?
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Mr_Person posted:Wait, the cIOS installer can use the BootMii IOS now? No, I thought you needed the BootMii IOS installed to get the Cios installed. Being frank, I'm only doing it such that I can get the HDD Loader working. Edit: Ok, I give up. cIOS Installer is spiting up a 2011 error in my face and everything I read suggests that it's because I have Firmware 4.1 ConanThe3rd fucked around with this message at 15:44 on Aug 24, 2009 |
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Aug 24, 2009 06:28
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http://wiibrew.org/wiki/WiiRecipe Best program ever. I haven't installed it yet but I love it anyway.
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Aug 25, 2009 04:51
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Only one recipe, and it is the only recipe it will ever need.
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Aug 25, 2009 14:25
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Changelog posted:8/25/09 the best software changelog
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Bubble-T posted:the best software changelog Wiibrew Megathread: Prints burritos to screen when down is pressed.
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xarph posted:Wiibrew Megathread: Prints burritos to screen when down is pressed.
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I love the topmost part too:wiirecipe author posted:ATTENTION it is currently not working, if someone could teach me how to trigger events using the dpad i could fix it THAT'S ALL THE PROGRAM IS SUPPOSED TO DO HOW DOES IT NOT WORK?
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WiiRecipe needs its own megathread. Finally some quality software for the console
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Indeed. And people said there was no legitimate use for homebrew outside of piracy and emulators.
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Someone got a working link for it? Mediafire is fail. (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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Djarum posted:Someone got a working link for it? Mediafire is fail. It really needs to be on the homebrew browser.
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Xythar posted:WiiRecipe needs its own megathread. Finally some quality software for the console Things are moving fast. Apparently another person has contributed to the code and it now actually prints the recipe on the screen! (previously it didn't even work)
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Hahaha I bet all those people who ditched the Wii early are kicking themselves now. 
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Yeah but this is the turning point, after Nintendo catches wind of this. Will they finally kill homebrew forever to crack down on the "competition," or respect this kind of talented hobbyist production and formally ease off?
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edit: Nevermind, found definitive answer. 
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BREAKING WIIRECIPE NEWS: It hasn't been announced on the Wiki page yet but through some perusal of the source code I can confirm that A recipe for meatloaf has been added to the application (and is either currently or will very soon be functional) and is designed to display when LEFT is pushed on the Wiimote. This hot new scoop is exclusive to SA, remember when Kotaku picks this up that you heard it here first.
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I highly recommend reading the Discussion tab for that program. It's like some of those people have no souls.  Some guy on Wiibrew posted:This application seems a little pointless. At least make it look very good, and provide instructions on the screen. I don't know if you already did, because I did not bother to run it.--Bdr9 12:28, 25 August 2009 (UTC)
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Well, after a bit of this and that (and making GBS threads myself over black screens (incidentally, is there an installer for DVDX that doesn't poo poo itself with the GX Loader compatible Cios?)) I got GX Loader on my Wii. Now to find a Hard Drive that I can actually use.
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I started using a thumb drive cause that's what I had. Now I've gotton a USB external. Is there an easy way to copy stuff off my wbfs formatted Thumb to another wbfs device?
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WBFS Manager should allow you to ping pong games with the PC. It should. Don't have things handy to confirm.
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Kiggles posted:WBFS Manager should allow you to ping pong games with the PC. It should. Don't have things handy to confirm. Yep, just load the drive, select the game, then hit "extract iso." Or, better yet, plug both of the drives in, the select "Drive-to-drive" in WBFS manager, load your old one in the first normal way, then your new one in the section that appeared below. Then select the game and then "copy to this drive." bulbous nub fucked around with this message at 12:13 on Aug 27, 2009 |
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bulbous nub posted:Yep, just load the drive, select the game, then hit "extract iso." Wow, I never noticed the little "drive-to-drive" on the bottom left. Thanks.
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drewhead posted:Wow, I never noticed the little "drive-to-drive" on the bottom left. Thanks. Nor did I. Which left me finding and using crappy, crappy programs to copy all of my games on the weekend. I am a tool.
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Xythar posted:BREAKING WIIRECIPE NEWS: It hasn't been announced on the Wiki page yet but through some perusal of the source code I can confirm that A recipe for meatloaf has been added to the application (and is either currently or will very soon be functional) and is designed to display when LEFT is pushed on the Wiimote. Has anyone used this helpful app yet? Without it I would have never known to put "beef chicken" in my burrito, and that A1 Steak Sauce was optional in a hamburger. EDIT: Wait. Is it just me or does wait_anyKey() return immediately if you don't let go of the DPAD between the time the recipe starts printing and when it finishes printing? This would cause it to trigger burritos infinitely as long as you hold down. CapnBry fucked around with this message at 19:46 on Aug 27, 2009 |
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So I just bought MP Trilogy for some hot Samus Aran action (and new play control!!) I pop it in the drive and get all excited when I see the system update logo. So I didn't update the Wii because of the bannerbomb hack that I had done when I upgraded to 4.0 - will updating with MP Trilogy disc make everything else I've done up to this point not work, and will I have to reload all those custom IOS files to make sure that all my wiibrew works?
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rendicil posted:So I just bought MP Trilogy for some hot Samus Aran action (and new play control!!) I pop it in the drive and get all excited when I see the system update logo. So I didn't update the Wii because of the bannerbomb hack that I had done when I upgraded to 4.0 - will updating with MP Trilogy disc make everything else I've done up to this point not work, and will I have to reload all those custom IOS files to make sure that all my wiibrew works? What exactly are you doing with your wii? Are you just running basic homebrew or are you running backups via hard drive/discs? If you're just running basic homebrew, you're fine with updating. If you're doing more than that, use waninkoko's safe 4.1 updater.
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rendicil posted:So I just bought MP Trilogy for some hot Samus Aran action (and new play control!!) I pop it in the drive and get all excited when I see the system update logo. So I didn't update the Wii because of the bannerbomb hack that I had done when I upgraded to 4.0 - will updating with MP Trilogy disc make everything else I've done up to this point not work, and will I have to reload all those custom IOS files to make sure that all my wiibrew works? So you're running this off a disc and not a USB Loader? Okay, you should install Preloader. There's a hack that prevents the upgrade from happening.
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Sizzlechest posted:So you're running this off a disc and not a USB Loader? Okay, you should install Preloader. There's a hack that prevents the upgrade from happening. Well after searching around and trying to load preloader (couldn't get that to work) I ran it off of the disc by loading up Gecko192 through HBC. That seemed to work just fine.
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Hey. I just took the plunge and am greatly enjoying my expanded Wii, but I'm a bit confused as to what I should do with my VC and Wiiware. I followed instructions to rename their folder, but now its all set up is the 'private' folder safe to use again as long as I keep the new folders there? Can I just plop my stuff back in around it and access my purchased stuff from the SD menu?
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You can remove bannerbomb as soon as you have the homebrew channel installed.
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I'm trying unsuccessfully to get USB Loader GX to work. I've installed cIOS38 (rev 14). When I try to open USB Loader through HBC the initial dialogue box pops up with the description of the app, but when I click on "Load" the orange load status bar pops up and goes to 100% right before the screen goes black, the Wii freezes and controller immediately turns off. Anyone know what's up? Do I need to install the Trucha Bug Restorer or something? I'm thinking I might be doing something really stupid and that there's an easy fix.
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rendicil posted:Well after searching around and trying to load preloader (couldn't get that to work) I ran it off of the disc by loading up Gecko192 through HBC. That seemed to work just fine. You probably need to run Trucha Bug Restorer on IOS 36 in order to install Preloader.
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