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JoshuaJSlone said:It's easy to understand why one needs the new Shop Channel, but what good does the IOS51 update do?
It's needed to use the new and updated Wii-Shop-Channel.
JoshuaJSlone said:It's easy to understand why one needs the new Shop Channel, but what good does the IOS51 update do?
TunaLover said:The new sound core works like a dream
rocK` said:I'd be jealous of you if I didn't play it religiously in my bed with my PSP before I sleep
FoxHimself said:I'm trying to use Menu Loader to play some imported GCN games, but the app just kicks me out to the Homebrew Channel after i launch it.
I'm on the latest firmware. Just installed the HBC with no problems through the Zelda hack.
markatisu said:
I have no idea how I missed that one! Thanks!
biggyfries said:anything i should know beforehand? is it ok to do the latest system update?
An import copy of Wind Waker, huh? Imported from where?FoxHimself said:I have no idea how I missed that one! Thanks!
Holy shit at the jaggies Wind Waker produces on my tv.
viciouskillersquirrel said:An import copy of Wind Waker, huh? Imported from where?
Oh. It's just that I've been trying to get the PAL version working on a US Gamecube, but I'm getting no love. :|FoxHimself said:I live in Europe, so it's an american version.
I refuse to believe that the game has these levels of jaggies when played on a GameCube though, it's almost unbearable.
Relix said:Today I decided to check for new things in the community and to my shock a new application was designed. What this application does should be common knowledge, not sure if we are allowed to discuss specifics on it, but it still infuriates me
DavidDayton said:Hmm... I assume it's some sort of propiracy thing, if it infuriates you.
Relix said:The guys that coded the TP hack didn't desire this, and even I remember some of them contacting Nintendo to fix the holes. If I were the original programmers I would stop all development in protest of this. Also, the app was released to the public without the consent of the programmer and he decided to stop coding it so I assume it's something basic that barely works.
And yes, I am entirely anti-piracy. If you can't pay $50 for a game then save up and pay later but don't go around stealing like a common thief.
Aw man. Seriously? ):DavidDayton said:I knew something must be easier when I stumbled across a collection of WiiWare "WADs" this week. It annoyed me.
TheOneGuy said:Aw man. Seriously? ):
Create an "apps" folder on your SD card and place the application in there. Once you do that place the SD card back into your Wii and launch homebrew channel. The app should show.GamerGeorge said:Okay, I'm a newbie to the Wii homebrew scene. I've been able to install the Homebrew Channel, but have been unable to install an application I'm eager to get up and running; the VisualBoyAdvance emulator. How would I go about doing this? Thanks in advance for the help.
Relix said:I think that was the first step. Hell, I think most Virtual Console games can be downloaded through these WADs.
Linkhero1 said:Create an "apps" folder on your SD card and place the application in there. Once you do that place the SD card back into your Wii and launch homebrew channel. The app should show.
I really hope Nintendo does something about this.
As of now I don't think it matters what Nintendo does. Pirates will always find a way around. If there's a big update they'll just pull this. They can update without the patches. =/Relix said:Nintendo's inexperience is showing, they haven't been able to fix the problems. The last update almost broke the homebrew installing process, but the programmers managed to find a work around. Don't get me wrong, I am entirely pro-homebrew, and I wouldn't like the holes fixed, but if it's to avoid pirates then so be it.
Relix said:The guys that coded the TP hack didn't desire this, and even I remember some of them contacting Nintendo to fix the holes. If I were the original programmers I would stop all development in protest of this. Also, the app was released to the public without the consent of the programmer and he decided to stop coding it so I assume it's something basic that barely works.
And yes, I am entirely anti-piracy. If you can't pay $50 for a game then save up and pay later but don't go around stealing like a common thief.
Threi said:Backup loaders have been around for a while IIRC. However they require a custom IOS to use, so they won't become a major problem...yet.
WiiWare and VC titles are very easily accessed and installed though. I think that was what Nintendo was trying to prevent in the latest firmware version, but i doubt it really did anything.
Threi said:Backup loaders have been around for a while IIRC. However they require a custom IOS to use, so they won't become a major problem...yet.
WiiWare and VC titles are very easily accessed and installed though. I think that was what Nintendo was trying to prevent in the latest firmware version, but i doubt it really did anything.
itxaka said:You mean the backup loader? that was thanks to waninkoko and was done a few weeks ago and recently a new one based on his work was launched.
I actually exchanged some pm with him, but he is a bastard. He released the method to obtaining and installing wads (the VC and wiiware channels) and was like "Oh I'm sorry, didn't know" and after that he went and started working on a backup loader. facepalm.jpg
Team twiizers stopped all contact and info sharing with him.
Also, he has a contract with a modchip maker AND a webpage so...you can expect much more from the piracy side from him. I hope nintendo gets him real soon. BTW, he still have his photos all over the net...easy way to get caught by Nintendo XD
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?p=11862320jrricky said:When was the OP banned and why?
I updated with Nintendo Official firmware. GeckoOS rebooting doesn't work for me anymore.Mejilan said:
It doesn't? I updated with official firmware when someone here said that HBC and all the apps still work!Linkhero1 said:I updated with Nintendo Official firmware. GeckoOS rebooting doesn't work for me anymore.
I did the sameviciouskillersquirrel said:It doesn't? I updated with official firmware when someone here said that HBC and all the apps still work!
Oh thank God. Carry on then.Linkhero1 said:I got somewhat good news. You should be able to play imported games through GeckoOS with the launch feature. Hopefully they come up with a fix for the Reboot feature.
Linkhero1 said:Now I learned not to update my Wii, even if a bunch of people say it's ok.
Notice: At this time, WiiBrew recommends that you do not update your Wii through Nintendo, as it disables some homebrew.
Instead, you should use the Wii Shop and IOS51 installer to update and prevent anything from being disabled.
I didn't go there. Several people with hbc installed updated their Wiis and claimed everything worked fine, so I thought everything worked finemarkatisu said:Well to be honest the Wii Homebrew (WiiBrew) page specifically says not to update till all the options have been checked out
If you were really concerned about being able to use Gecko OS you probably should have just done the Wii Shop/IOS51 installer and not updated to the newest Homebrew Channel
I am sure they will figure everything out though, they always have and it does not appear that Nintendo did anything super duper to lock down the exploits....just time consuming
The fact they got the Homebrew Channel and most of the apps running under the newest firmware is a positive sign
StarfallLinkhero1 said:Is there any way of downgrading firmware? I don't plan on doing it if it's not safe or if it won't change anything at all.
Linkhero1 said:Is there any way of downgrading firmware? I don't plan on doing it if it's not safe or if it won't change anything at all.
Yeah I'm just going to wait it out. As long as the launcher still works I'm happy.markatisu said:I think there is a way to downgrade certain IOS, but I know you can really mess up your system from the things I have read. As was mentioned above you could try this
http://wiibrew.org/wiki/Starfall
My best suggestion would be just to wait it out, the fact the Homebrewers know things need to be fixed is encouraging so its just a matter of time till they can at least get things back to the state they were in prior to the last system update
Wii Music has the safe 3.3.Linkhero1 said:Ok I'm going to buy a Wii from this one guy, the only thing is that he has 3.1U on the Wii. Is there a way I can update it to 3.2U because I don't think any game comes with 3.2U or can I update to 3.3U from a game instead?
Well I'm going to wait before I purchase anything. I just want to make sure I can play import games with my Wii. I know the launch works for the GeckoOS but last time I tried it with a game, the game wouldn't load (this is before updating it). I guess I'll just play the waiting game. The thing is, the Wii I found is probably the cheapest I can find with old firmware.HUELEN10 said:Wii Music has the safe 3.3.
Also, Brawl has 3.2.
Just wait for it. I am sure something WILL turn up!Linkhero1 said:Well I'm going to wait before I purchase anything. I just want to make sure I can play import games with my Wii. I know the launch works for the GeckoOS but last time I tried it with a game, the game wouldn't load (this is before updating it). I guess I'll just play the waiting game. The thing is, the Wii I found is probably the cheapest I can find with old firmware.
I'll do so. I almost broke down and bought one.HUELEN10 said:Just wait for it. I am sure something WILL turn up!
Just keep visiting wiibrew and this thread. Everything is gonna be alright now.Linkhero1 said:I'll do so. I almost broke down and bought one.
ThanksHUELEN10 said:Just keep visiting wiibrew and this thread. Everything is gonna be alright now.
Good luck!