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finish | like the others, but for the ninteno wii | ||
=What do you need?= | |||
*an sd card formatted with fat32 | |||
*a wii (either normal or family edition) (duh) | |||
*that's it | |||
=Prep= | |||
go to system settings and look in the corner, remember the numbers and letter after "Ver." | |||
continue in system settings by pressing the Internet button and then the Console Information button | |||
look at the Mac Address for the next step by going to [https://wilbrand.donut.eu.org] and entering in the version and mac address and check the "Bundle the HackMii Installer for me!" | |||
cut the green wire, you don't want to know what happens if you cut the pink wire <small>(this is a joke, you can cut any wire)</small> | |||
then scroll down to the "Download Your Zip!" button to download the zip | |||
==sd card time== | |||
copy the "private" folder and the "boot.elf" file from the zip and put it on the sd card | |||
put the sd card back into the wii | |||
=the hack itself= | |||
boot the wii up and go to the message board | |||
find the green letter | |||
you may have to go to the days prior or after to find it | |||
if you don't find it, check if the sd card has errors or the wii's clock is correct | |||
look at the letter by pressing A | |||
you shouldn't be looking at a normal letter, you should be looking at a screen telling you that you shouldn't have paid for this "software" | |||
(if you get a black screen you should reboot and try again) (if you get sent to the wii menu, unlock the sd card) | |||
==install homebrew and other stuff== | |||
wait until the "Press (1) to Continue" message pops up and press it by pressing 1 on your offical wii controller | |||
select continue once your in the HackMii installer, then select "Install the Homebrew Channel", then press continue after it installs | |||
select back and press "BootMii" and install it as an "IOS" (unrelated to apple products) and then select "Yes, continue" | |||
select "Yes, continue" again and select continue after it installs | |||
if you can select "Install BootMii as boot2", select it like the others | |||
finally select "Exit" | |||
you should now be in everyone's favorite program: "The Homebrew Channel"!!!1! | |||
=backing up the system in case it bricks= | |||
now that you're in the homebrew channel, press the home button and select "Launch BootMii" | |||
you need to use either a gamecube controller, or the power and reset buttons (power to move and reset to select) to use BootMii | |||
go over to the gear icon and select the first button (the one with the green arrow) | |||
the "NAND" should now be backing up, watch it (bad blocks are normal, just make sure that all the non-bad blocks verify correctly) | |||
press the arrow button and either the Wii or Homebrew buttons to exit | |||
==optional: autoboot== | |||
if you installed it to boot2 and are sick of BootMii showing up every time you boot up your wii, follow these steps: | |||
#put the sd card back in your computer | |||
#open the bootmii.ini file in the bootmii folder | |||
#remove the hash in front of "#AUTOBOOT=SYSMENU" and "#BOOTDELAY=5" | |||
#change the 5 in BOOTDELAY=5 to a 1 | |||
#save the file and eject the sd card and put the sd card back in the wii and wonder what you're doing with your life before turning the wii back on | |||
=installing priiloader= | |||
this helps bricks not happen | |||
==files== | |||
[https://oscwii.org/library/app/priiloader] | |||
[https://oscwii.org/library/app/loadpriiloader] | |||
==prep== | |||
take the sd card out of your wii (and turn the wii off) | |||
copy the apps folders from the zip files and put them on the root of the sd card | |||
shove the sd card back in the wii and turn it on while wondering where your life has gone | |||
==install it== | |||
go to the homebrew channel and listen to the menu music for about 2 hours then select the "Priiloader Installer" option | |||
press + on a wiimote or the A on a gamecube controller to install | |||
press A to exit back to the homebrew channel | |||
==you're now in the matrix== | |||
when you leave the homebrew channel you should see text, you're in priiloader, to return to it later launch the "Load Priiloader" from the Homebrew Channel or by holding the reset button on boot | |||
scroll down to the "System Menu Hacks" option | |||
turn on: "480p graphics fix in the system menu" (if the wii is in 480p mode), Block Disc Updates, Block Online Updates, and (if you're not using a crt) Remove Deflicker | |||
scroll to save settings and press A | |||
press B to exit Priiloader | |||
=install cIOS, or else i will= | |||
download this: [https://wii.hacks.guide/assets/files/d2x-cios-installer.zip] and download the downloader: [https://github.com/WiiDatabase/nusdownloader/releases/latest/download/NUSD-Mod-NUS-Fix.zip] | |||
unzip the NUSD-Mod-NUS-Fix.zip to your computer and run NUS Downloader.exe | |||
go to the Database > IOS > IOS38 and select v4123 and ensure that "Pack WAD" is checked, but NOT "Patch IOS" | |||
press "Start NUS Download!" | |||
do the same for IOS56 v5661, IOS57 v5918, and IOS58 v6175 | |||
exit the program and locate the "titles" folder in the folder with "NUS Downloader.exe" and copy the 4 .wad files to the root of the wii's sd card (you should have taken it out) | |||
put the apps folder from the d2x-cios-installer.zip file on the root of the sd card | |||
press the sd card into the console and launch d2x-cios-installer | |||
change everything in the list to: | |||
Select cIOS <d2x-v11-beta2> | |||
Select cIOS base <38> | |||
Select cIOS slot <248> | |||
Select cIOS revision <65535> | |||
(ignore "(c)IOS detected in slot ### will be overwritten")(if you see anything with the word "batch" in it, press the - button to turn off batch mode) | |||
press A thrice | |||
do it again but with: | |||
Select cIOS <d2x-v11-beta2> | |||
Select cIOS base <56> | |||
Select cIOS slot <249> | |||
Select cIOS revision <65535> | |||
and: | |||
Select cIOS <d2x-v11-beta2> | |||
Select cIOS base <57> | |||
Select cIOS slot <250> | |||
Select cIOS revision <65535> | |||
and finally: | |||
Select cIOS <d2x-v11-beta2> | |||
Select cIOS base <58> | |||
Select cIOS slot <251> | |||
Select cIOS revision <65535> | |||
finally press B to exit back to homeberw | |||
=install the installer to install programs for homebrew= | |||
download the .zip file from here: [https://oscwii.org/library/app/homebrew_browser] and copy the apps folder to the sd card | |||
smash the sd card back into the wii | |||
you may now install anything from this list: [https://wii.hacks.guide/recommended-homebrew.html] | |||
(i'll finish thislater) | |||
[[Category:How to]] |
Latest revision as of 08:19, 31 March 2025
like the others, but for the ninteno wii
What do you need?
- an sd card formatted with fat32
- a wii (either normal or family edition) (duh)
- that's it
Prep
go to system settings and look in the corner, remember the numbers and letter after "Ver."
continue in system settings by pressing the Internet button and then the Console Information button
look at the Mac Address for the next step by going to [1] and entering in the version and mac address and check the "Bundle the HackMii Installer for me!"
cut the green wire, you don't want to know what happens if you cut the pink wire (this is a joke, you can cut any wire)
then scroll down to the "Download Your Zip!" button to download the zip
sd card time
copy the "private" folder and the "boot.elf" file from the zip and put it on the sd card
put the sd card back into the wii
the hack itself
boot the wii up and go to the message board
find the green letter
you may have to go to the days prior or after to find it
if you don't find it, check if the sd card has errors or the wii's clock is correct
look at the letter by pressing A
you shouldn't be looking at a normal letter, you should be looking at a screen telling you that you shouldn't have paid for this "software"
(if you get a black screen you should reboot and try again) (if you get sent to the wii menu, unlock the sd card)
install homebrew and other stuff
wait until the "Press (1) to Continue" message pops up and press it by pressing 1 on your offical wii controller
select continue once your in the HackMii installer, then select "Install the Homebrew Channel", then press continue after it installs
select back and press "BootMii" and install it as an "IOS" (unrelated to apple products) and then select "Yes, continue"
select "Yes, continue" again and select continue after it installs
if you can select "Install BootMii as boot2", select it like the others
finally select "Exit"
you should now be in everyone's favorite program: "The Homebrew Channel"!!!1!
backing up the system in case it bricks
now that you're in the homebrew channel, press the home button and select "Launch BootMii"
you need to use either a gamecube controller, or the power and reset buttons (power to move and reset to select) to use BootMii
go over to the gear icon and select the first button (the one with the green arrow)
the "NAND" should now be backing up, watch it (bad blocks are normal, just make sure that all the non-bad blocks verify correctly)
press the arrow button and either the Wii or Homebrew buttons to exit
optional: autoboot
if you installed it to boot2 and are sick of BootMii showing up every time you boot up your wii, follow these steps:
- put the sd card back in your computer
- open the bootmii.ini file in the bootmii folder
- remove the hash in front of "#AUTOBOOT=SYSMENU" and "#BOOTDELAY=5"
- change the 5 in BOOTDELAY=5 to a 1
- save the file and eject the sd card and put the sd card back in the wii and wonder what you're doing with your life before turning the wii back on
installing priiloader
this helps bricks not happen
files
prep
take the sd card out of your wii (and turn the wii off)
copy the apps folders from the zip files and put them on the root of the sd card
shove the sd card back in the wii and turn it on while wondering where your life has gone
install it
go to the homebrew channel and listen to the menu music for about 2 hours then select the "Priiloader Installer" option
press + on a wiimote or the A on a gamecube controller to install
press A to exit back to the homebrew channel
you're now in the matrix
when you leave the homebrew channel you should see text, you're in priiloader, to return to it later launch the "Load Priiloader" from the Homebrew Channel or by holding the reset button on boot
scroll down to the "System Menu Hacks" option
turn on: "480p graphics fix in the system menu" (if the wii is in 480p mode), Block Disc Updates, Block Online Updates, and (if you're not using a crt) Remove Deflicker
scroll to save settings and press A
press B to exit Priiloader
install cIOS, or else i will
download this: [4] and download the downloader: [5]
unzip the NUSD-Mod-NUS-Fix.zip to your computer and run NUS Downloader.exe
go to the Database > IOS > IOS38 and select v4123 and ensure that "Pack WAD" is checked, but NOT "Patch IOS"
press "Start NUS Download!"
do the same for IOS56 v5661, IOS57 v5918, and IOS58 v6175
exit the program and locate the "titles" folder in the folder with "NUS Downloader.exe" and copy the 4 .wad files to the root of the wii's sd card (you should have taken it out)
put the apps folder from the d2x-cios-installer.zip file on the root of the sd card
press the sd card into the console and launch d2x-cios-installer
change everything in the list to:
Select cIOS <d2x-v11-beta2>
Select cIOS base <38>
Select cIOS slot <248>
Select cIOS revision <65535>
(ignore "(c)IOS detected in slot ### will be overwritten")(if you see anything with the word "batch" in it, press the - button to turn off batch mode)
press A thrice
do it again but with:
Select cIOS <d2x-v11-beta2>
Select cIOS base <56>
Select cIOS slot <249>
Select cIOS revision <65535>
and:
Select cIOS <d2x-v11-beta2>
Select cIOS base <57>
Select cIOS slot <250>
Select cIOS revision <65535>
and finally:
Select cIOS <d2x-v11-beta2>
Select cIOS base <58>
Select cIOS slot <251>
Select cIOS revision <65535>
finally press B to exit back to homeberw
install the installer to install programs for homebrew
download the .zip file from here: [6] and copy the apps folder to the sd card
smash the sd card back into the wii
you may now install anything from this list: [7]
(i'll finish thislater)