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Homebrew On The Wii - How To Run Your Games From A USB Hard Drive at 20:10 - The Wii's homebrew scene is, believe it or not, a surprisingly burgeoning and active community. And there are actually numerous legal and legitimate reasons for wanting to hack Nintendo's proprietary firmware.
And one of the most requested of these is the ability to play imported games that will never see a release this side of the Atlantic. But hacking your Wii also opens it up to a whole world of other possibilities such as giving you the option to play various media files such as and as well as being able to utilise the Wii's wi-fi connectivity to stream hundreds of And that's before we get into the grey area of emulators. There's also a whole host of other useful and novel applications such as using your Wii remote as a, using your Wii console as a and bizarrely enough employing your Wii remote as a - remote jacket highly recommended.
But there are also unfortunately and inevitably, numerous nefarious reasons too, like the desire to play pirated retail games and download Virtual Console and WiiWare games without paying for them. For the record, I am not about to delve into those murky waters with this tutorial and will not answer questions on how to do so. Instead, this guide focuses on one thing and one thing only, how to install the homebrew channel on your Wii - a channel that allows you to install further applications which usually come in the form of.wad files - which in turn lets you install the marvellous USB Loader. OK so that's two things. The USB Loader is a rather brilliant application that lets you create ISO files from your original Wii games and copy them onto a USB hard drive, which will then let you load them from that instead of juggling with numerous DVDs.
Which, if you have kids who like to use them as Frisbees or coasters is an absolute god-send. Also for the record, we do not host any of these files at AllAboutTheGames, and nor will we do so. The first thing you need to do is determine which version of the Wii firmware you have installed, which you can simply do by clicking on the Wii button in the bottom left hand corner of your system's home menu and then clicking the System Settings video The version number then appears in the top right hand corner. If your Wii is connected to the internet, to get the full functionality of your system we recommend you perform a system update to version 4.0 which allows you to save your downloaded Virtual Console titles and WiiWare games to an SD card among other things.
Version 4.0 is also the easiest version to install the Homebrew Channel from. If you don't have firmware version 4.0 and can't connect to the internet tp upgrade then you will need a copy of The Legend of Zelda: The Twilight Princess. Further instructions can be found on this website: Once you have determined that you have the 4.0 firmware or have indeed updated your Wii system, you need to download this file. Next you'll need a formatted SD card. Extract the contents of the rar file you just downloaded to the SD card. If you don't have any suitable unzipping software you can download WinRar for free from. Insert the SD card into your Wii - the SD slot is hidden behind the plastic flap on the front of your console.
Then click the Wii button in the bottom left-hand corner and choose Data Management, Channels, and then SD Card. You will be asked if you want to load boot.dol. The screen will go black and you'll be presented with a message warning you that if you paid for this software then you were ripped off as it's intended to be distributed for free. You'll have to wait a few seconds before the next prompt appears.
Then press the 1 button. Various text and menu options will appear but ignore them and simply select Continue, then press up and d-pad and select Install Homebrew Channel and click yes when prompted. Then click continue then exit. If everything was successful you'll now have the Homebrew Channel installed as a new channel on your Wii. You can see this guide as a video below.
I apologise in advance for the music and assure you I had no involvement. Next you'll need to download and install the USB Loader Software which you can grab from our friends at and the cIOS36-64-v!042.wad file from. Extract the downloaded cIOS file into its own folder on your desktop or somewhere you can easily find it again and rename the file cIOS36rev9Installer.dol to boot.dol.
NOTE: If you don't have file extensions shown (the Windows XP default is to have them hidden) then you can enable this by opening My Computer then by clicking Tools, Folder Options, then scroll down until you see the tick box for 'Hide extensions for known file types'. In Vista you need to go to Control Panel, select Appearance and Personalization and then click Folder Options. Click the View Tab and under Advanced Settings un-tick the 'Hide extensions' tick box. Now reinsert your SD card into your card reader and create a folder called 'apps' on the root of the card. Move your recently created cIOS folder (containing the boot.dol file) into the Apps folder. You now need to also extract the USBLoaderv1.1 folder into the apps folder on your SD card.
If your Wii is connected to a network then the next required files will download automatically. But if you're not connected, you'll need to download this IOS36-64-v1042.wad file from and save it onto the root of the SD card - NOT IN THE APPS FOLDER. Now go back to your Wii, re-insert the SD card and load the Homebrew Channel. You should now see two options that can be installed. The USB Loader and the cIOS installer.
Select the cIOS installer with the Wii remote and click Load. Follow the simple on-screen instructions. Now restart your Wii, load the Homebrew channel again, and this time load the USB Loader. Simply follow the simple on-screen instructions to copy your game ISOS onto the USB hard drive you can now plug in. If any of the instructions don't work for you then you can try the following websites which have their own tutorials: - allows you to backup your Wii's firmware to SD card. USB Loader is the application that can run application from a USB drive.
The cIOS Installer downloads IOS36 from Nintendo, patches it and installs it as IOS249. USB Loader needs this specific IOS to run. IOS249 is not critical to the operation of the Wii but should there be a problem you can re-run the cIOS Installer to remove it. Older versions of cIOS installed as IOS254 but Nintendo created a dummy version installed with System Menu updates since 3.4 to overwrite it. The removal function of the new cIOS should get around it if Nintendo try that again.
Okay, I eventually got this working, and am waiting for a game to copy across to my HD! First off, I went round in fucking circles for a while before realising I had a bloody SDHC card. So I started again with a non SD card. Then, using this guide: I got as far as trying to install the cIOS36 rev 10. And got the 'installing ticket. (ret = 2011)' message. Yeah, I got up to all of step 1.
Anyway, if you in the same boat as me, managing to get HBC installed from a firmware version of 4.0e, but getting that fucking message, go here: You can follow it if you want, but bear the following in mind: I didn't. Fujifilm imaging kiosk software. Well, not the further steps, anyways. And I'm now sitting watching a second game install to the USB drive.
Basically, wipe your card and start again from the beginning of that guide. Don't do all the further steps, just install the cIOSv10 that's linked to there.
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Then get the USB loader from this article (like, THIS one, Hairy's) and install. (Incidentally, I found another article on this which has USB loader at 1.5. Anyone know if I'm okay just installing this over the top, or is there some way to upgrade over the internets, or what?). If USBloader sits there saying it's waiting for the USB device, just unplug and plug back in the USB drive.
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Hey, worked for me. Well, I haven't actually seen a game working through this yet so.