If you have any problems having your Applications showing up on the 'HBC', make sure you are following the correct format.Īpps on your USB storage device are stored like on a SD card. Removable Disk (eg: (E:) on Windows and where it is mounted to on Linux or Mac OS X eg: /media/disk/ ).You should have a compatible SD or SDHC card.Īn SD card should be formatted in FAT16 or FAT32.Īfter you have installed the apps on your SD card, its folder structure should look something like this: If you have an older version of the Homebrew Channel, you can use the auto update function to install the latest version. Press "Yes" to update to the latest version. (Optional) If you are connected to the internet, a dialog should show up when you open the Homebrew Channel asking if you want to update the channel.The system will reboot when it is finished, and the homebrew channel should be installed. Launch "the homebrew channel installer" on the Disc Channel.Install your drivechip into the Wii hardware.
This method is not recommended, due to the requirement of hardware modification that could brick your Wii. DVD images for more recent releases are currently unavailable, though you can get beta8 and then update. This method requires a drivechip and a DVD, and won't work with the 3.3 firmware update or newer. In the vWii, CompatInstaller can be run in Wii U mode to install the Homebrew Channel. See the HackMii Installer page for more info. The Hackmii Installer Wii is most commonly used to install HBC.
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