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havenwaters posted:Are you plugging the hard-drive into the right usb cable? CFG only looks at the one closer to the edge of the console.  Now CFG freezes entirely and turns the light off the drive, but WiiFlow works fine. So something is broken with CFG or something it expects.
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Here's a weird question: are there any hacks that let me control the system menu with a Gamecube controller?
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Dec 8, 2014 18:03
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Is there any reliable hardware out there that I can use to rip my old SNES Robocop vs. The Terminator and Terminator Arcade cartridges and play them on a modded Wii (and what emulator would be best for it)? I've also got a bunch of old NES cartridges I want to do the same thing to, but Google searches lead to a bunch of dodgy ebay listings and I want to make sure I'm getting something that will actually work.
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Dec 8, 2014 18:14
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gay skull posted:Here's a weird question: are there any hacks that let me control the system menu with a Gamecube controller? No, but you can use a guitar hero controller. 
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Dec 8, 2014 18:57
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CrashCat posted:
Weird. Maybe CFG is setup for the wrong filesystem in the config file so it locks up.
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Dec 8, 2014 19:22
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Not entirely sure if this is Wiibrew specific but I don't have either a 3DS or Wii U, just a softmod Wii: I've always heard about how Project M rebalanced Brawl to be more competitive and with 3.5 released a few weeks ago, I wanted to try it . The problem is all my stuff is on a 32GB SD card and Project M only accepts a SD card of 2GB or less. What items would I need to copy off the 32GB card and transfer to the 2GB card so this can work?
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Dec 9, 2014 00:57
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Island Nation posted:Not entirely sure if this is Wiibrew specific but I don't have either a 3DS or Wii U, just a softmod Wii: Nothing, Project M will work by itself, even on un-modded Wiis thanks to an exploit in Brawl, just copy it to your 2gb, follow the directions and you're good.
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Dec 9, 2014 01:10
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Reive posted:Nothing, Project M will work by itself, even on un-modded Wiis thanks to an exploit in Brawl, just copy it to your 2gb, follow the directions and you're good. Cool, The way it was worded on their site seemed to mean you couldn't use the modless version on a modded Wii but if it's based just on the card then I'll try it later. On another note, What is the best way to make backup of GC and Wii games on the Wii? I tried to do this a few years ago but I got confused by all the cIOS modding minutiae. I'll remove the question if it's a violation of 
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havenwaters posted:Weird. Maybe CFG is setup for the wrong filesystem in the config file so it locks up. So for the poster above, basically all you do once you have done all the ModMii steps and have CFG installed (some preparation with the hard disc it walks you through) is run CFG, put in your disc and press +. It will figure out the name of the game and copy it and even download the covers for you. If you want GameCube games as well you have to use the update function in CFG to update it across to the "mod" version and then update it again after a restart to get the newest version of that one. I use Dios Mios which I also had to install but I think there are one or two other things you could find and install to play GameCube games you copied. It beats rummaging around in those binders for poo poo on the rare occasions I actually want to use the Wii at least. CrashCat fucked around with this message at 02:39 on Dec 9, 2014 |
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Dec 9, 2014 02:30
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Island Nation posted:Not entirely sure if this is Wiibrew specific but I don't have either a 3DS or Wii U, just a softmod Wii: There's a homebrew version on the downloads page, and it works on any size SD card. Just get that and launch it from the homebrew channel.
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Dec 9, 2014 23:53
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Can someone point me to a current guide on setting up Wii homebrew on a Wii U? I mostly want to do it since I have the GC controller adaptor and want to play GC games on my Wii U.
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Dec 18, 2014 20:14
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SeANMcBAY posted:Can someone point me to a current guide on setting up Wii homebrew on a Wii U? I mostly want to do it since I have the GC controller adaptor and want to play GC games on my Wii U. I don't have a WiiU and haven't messed with Nintendont yet personally, but I've been meaning to throw it on my Wii for eons now. Here's the link which will at worst get you started. https://gbatemp.net/threads/nintendont.349258/
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Okay, so I got a Wii U recently. And I think I want to do a system transfer, and keep the Wii for mainly GC games and homebrew. But I've also heard you can basically backup everything you have on it so you can put it back after the system transfer takes it all away. So I'd also want to do that. Mainly for some controller purposes. I also heard the system transfer would choke on any so-called invalid tickets, and I have one out of region Wiiware game installed from a wad file on it. And, of course, the homebrew channel. So I would probably want to "clean up" the Wii first. I also have the shop channel installed from a wad file, since when I wanted to go there last time, it wanted to system update and I didn't let it, if that might make something weird. It's also not impossible that some IOS was installed at some time but at this point I honestly can't remember So, basically, what I would want to do: 1. Get rid of all homebrew stuff. 2. Update the Wii to the latest version. 3. Do backup. 4. System transfer to Wii U. 5. Put backup back. At this point, I want the Wii to be "legit", at the latest update, with only my actual purchased games on it. 6. Softmod and get homebrew channel back again. Now, this assumes I don't need homebrew for the backup. If I do, I guess the alternate plan of action is: 1. Get rid of invalid tickets. 2. Backup. 3. Get rid of other homebrew. 4. System update. (actually, it hits me now that system update might be what will remove the homebrew channel) 5. System transfer. 6. Restore backup. 7. Maybe system update again, if the backup puts me at the system update I had? This should be the part where my Wii is "legit" 8. Softmod, homebrew channel. Assuming I'm correct, which of these is what I'd have to do and what applications do I need for it? And would anything I want to do put me at risk of damaging/bricking my Wii, to the point where I should probably just let it be?
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You do need the homebrew to back up NAND and restore the back up. You can system transfer while the wii is homebrewed, none of the stuff you've gotten through homebrew will be touched. You should probably clear that ticket though.
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What application do you need for getting rid of tickets? Is it just good old Multi-Mod Manager?
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