I have a Wii game, cheat codes and Gecko OS

[arch feline]

I can load and run my game on the Wii with Gecko OS.  I have the cheat codes.

On the SD card at the root level

gameconfig.txt
RT4?AF
hooktype = 2

Codes
RT4EAF.txt

I select the option run reloader and I am told that no SD codes are found.

I think that I am not naming the codes correctly. What is the correct way to put them on the SD card?

[Arudo]

You need to have a .gct file for your codes, not a .txt.

I would say use Acciohacks but I think there's an issue with that right now (I think).

Other methods would include using a code manager app of some sort.

[dcx2]

When you say "reloader", do you mean rebooter?

The Gecko OS option you'll want is "Launch Game".

EDIT: I don't think you need to use the gameconfig.txt file.  At least I never needed one.  I think Gecko OS automatically sets the right hooktype.

Arudo is right; you need a gct file, which is a txt file with specific formatting.  When Accio Hacks works again, that will be the easiest way.  Until then, you can do it manually.

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Go to the database entry for the game you want.  I presume you're looking for ToS:DotNW codes.  http://www.geckocodes.org/index.php?c=RT4EAF

Click "->GCT"

Click "Add Codes" (NOT "Add More Codes")

Check the codes that you want, editing them if necessary

Click "Download GCT" at the bottom

Place that file in SD:\Codes\

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To place files on the SD card, you can pop it out of the Wii and put it in your PC.  Personally, I find all the SD swapping to be a pain in the butt, so I use an app called FTPii; it's an FTP server that runs on the Wii.  Then I can connect with any old ftp client (I use FileZilla) and drag/drop files to/from the SD card at will.

[ACW]

Use Accio.