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Title: Mighty Channels question.
Post by: Glitch. on September 09, 2011, 10:08:27 PM

I was wondering if anyone knew how to start up WiiRD/GeckodotNet off Mighty Channels.
There is a debug option and stuff, but I never got it to work.. any suggestions?

Also, how to do it off Dios Mios Lite? (SNEEK-DI)

Title: Re: Mighty Channels question.
Post by: goemon_guy on September 10, 2011, 12:13:42 AM

I'm pretty sure that Wiird/Gecko.NET aren't compatible with Dios MIOS lite, as they probably don't have code handlers implemented, etc.

As for Mighty Channels, there might be a way, but I can't be too sure.
I'm willing to bet that it *doesn't* work.

Title: Re: Mighty Channels question.
Post by: Glitch. on September 10, 2011, 12:52:04 AM

What would that way be? O:
maybe we should talk to marc_max to see if he can update it :O but i heard he wasn't going to touch it anymore.
I want to make codes for vc/ww w/o having to actually waste my wii space considering i have like 100 blocks free. lol

Title: Re: Mighty Channels question.
Post by: goemon_guy on September 10, 2011, 10:51:34 AM

If you used Sneek, and got it working, you could install the Homebrew Channel onto it manually. (There are a few guides online in places.)

Then install the games to your Virtual NAND. (Again, there should be some guides online.)
I haven't been able to get it to work, myself because Sneek and Uneek hate me.

Title: Re: Mighty Channels question.
Post by: Glitch. on September 15, 2011, 11:15:25 PM

Welp... I tried numerous times.. here are my results.
I got SNEEK with all the vc/ww installed to the menu like normal. but trying to load Gecko OS from it resulted in black screen.
I got SNEEK-DI (which has a built in debugger) and none of the vc/ww boot up.
UNEEK doesn't even get past booting. so like.. yeah xD

Sneek and Uneek don't like me either. :(

Title: Re: Mighty Channels question.
Post by: goemon_guy on September 15, 2011, 11:56:12 PM

Uh-huh.

I get ya.
I'm tired of having to swap out channels too for loading with Gecko OS.

There *is* one thing you could try.
WiiFlow, (a USB loader) has Wii Nand emulation. I have it running a couple of games stable-ly.

All you need is a USB Hard-Drive, (or SD Card) formatted to FAT32!
You can also use the Debugger functions and everything.

It's quite handy, IMO.

Title: Re: Mighty Channels question.
Post by: Glitch. on September 16, 2011, 12:18:49 AM

Ok i'll try that.

Does that require all that wad2iso stuff or just the regular method?(all the folders[ticket,title,shared1,2,wfs,tmp,import,meta] on root of usb)

Title: Re: Mighty Channels question.
Post by: goemon_guy on September 16, 2011, 12:27:38 AM

Google ShowMiiNAND.

You can then somehow get the "files" to install what you want to your Virtual Nand.

Sorry, can't get too in-depth here.

There are plenty of guides on how to use ShowMiiNand, though!

Title: Re: Mighty Channels question.
Post by: Glitch. on September 16, 2011, 04:07:31 AM

I've used showmiiwads to do all the stuff but my question is left unanswered:

QuoteDoes that require all that wad2iso stuff or just the regular method?(all the folders[ticket,title,shared1,2,wfs,tmp,import,meta] on root of usb)

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