If you followed my previous post on attaching a USB hard drive to your Wii, you now should have the convenience of loading games directly from your hard drive without ever having to worry about swapping discs. Yet having to load the Homebrew channel, then going through to your USB loader can feel cumbersome sometimes. Getting channels to go directly to the games, or the USB Loader is easier. If the games are on a FAT32 drive, Nintendont seems to be the best option, and it's fully integrated into USB Loader GX (check the settings menu in USB Loader GX and you'll find the Nintendont settings). After you install nintendont and check the USB Loader GX settings, the games should show up alongside your Wii games. Downloading Extract USB Loader GX and put it in the apps folder on your USB drive or SD card. Insert your USB drive, and SD card if you're using one, into your Wii and launch USB Loader GX from the Homebrew Channel. Go to GX settings Feature Install wad 5. On the main screen on GX, click on the icon with 'wii box/channel' and enable the 'Channel on emuNand' checkbox. You need the latest beta version of USB Loader GX (1156 mod or newer) + Latest cIOS (v8 or newer). Tbaba and fallenangemon0 like this.
I installed USB loader GX on my 32GB memory card. I have a 64GB flash drive plugged into the back of the Wii, but I can't seem to figure out how to get the loader to switch where I want to install. All the games I'm ripping are going to the memory card, which won't last much longer in terms of storage.
Today I modded the household Wii and put my copies of Mario Kart Double Dash and Mario Kart Wii onto a flash drive to play, since I don't have the discs. I'll describe the process I went through in case anyone else wants to do the same.
How To Use Usb Loader Gx On Wii U
I can't play online with CTGP Revolution because I still don't have a game disc. I'll pick one up from a second-hand shop or wait for one online to have a good price.
I'm using LetterBomb, cIOS, USB Loader GX, YAWMM, and Nintendont.
You'll need an SD card and a USB drive, both formatted as FAT32. Apparently the USB can also be formatted as NTFS. I don't know if this is true or not.
- Connect your Wii to the internet. Yeah, you do need to. I tried doing it without.
- Get LetterBomb and choose to bundle the HackMii installer. Fill in your details. Cut a wire. Save the file. Extract it to the root of your SD.
- Download cIOS. (Source.) Extract it to the root of the SD. Your SD should now contain
/apps/d2x-cios-installer/*
. - Download USB Loader GX. Save the file. Extract it to the root of the SD. Your SD should now also contain
/apps/usbloader-gx/*
. - Create a folder named
wad
in the root of your SD. - Download the USB Loader GX channel forwarder WAD file. Put it into the
wad
folder on your SD. - Download YAWMM_EN from this site. Extract it into the existing
apps
folder. Your SD should now also contain/apps/YAWMM_EN/*
. - Download the Nintendont DOL. Save it to
/apps/nintendont/boot.dol
(must be that exact name). - Download the other Nintendont files from this folder specifically and put them into the same folder on the SD next to
boot.dol
. - The SD is ready. Put it into the Wii.
- On the Wii menu, go to the letter icon in the corner. Browse forwards or backwards a few days until you find the bomb. Click the bomb.
- Wait a moment to be able to skip the scam warning screen.
- Follow the instructions on the screen to install the Homebrew Channel. You can probably install BootMii too, I don't know if it's important. I'm not sure if I did or not.
- Launch the Homebrew Channel. Make sure you can see USB Loader GX, d2x's cIOS installer, YAWMM, and Nintendont.
- Start d2x's cIOS installer.
- Launch the Homebrew Channel again and select USB Loader GX. Make sure it starts.
- Launch the Homebrew Channel again and select YAWMM. Install the WAD you downloaded before in the
wad
folder using the on screen instructions. You should be able to figure it out. - If you already have game ISO/WBFS files, you'll need to do this step. Create a folder on the USB named
wbfs
for Wii games, and a folder namedgames
for Gamecube games. To add a game, make a folder namedGame Title [GAMECODE]
inside eitherwbfs
orgames
, then put your WBFS file inside it, namedGAMECODE.wbfs
. Gamecube games are similar, but the file is namedgame.iso
(literally that). For example, you might have the structure/wbfs/Mario Kart Wii [RMCP01
/RMCP01.wbfs]. - Put the USB into the Wii. If the Wii is standing vertically and you're looking at it from above, the USB should go in the slot on the left, the one that's closer to the edge.
- Go to the Wii menu and launch the new USB Loader GX channel.
- If you have game discs, insert each disc and press
+
to copy the game disc to the USB drive. - Once you've copied all your games, press 1 to download covers for your games. You'll need to relaunch USB Loader GX after doing this.
- You can now play your games!
How To Put Usb Loader Gx On Wii
Good luck. I hope I didn't forget anything.
How To Put Usb Loader Gx On Wii
If you followed my previous post on attaching a USB hard drive to your Wii, you now should have the convenience of loading games directly from your hard drive without ever having to worry about swapping discs. Yet having to load the Homebrew channel, then going through to your USB loader can feel cumbersome sometimes. Getting channels to go directly to the games, or the USB Loader is easier. If the games are on a FAT32 drive, Nintendont seems to be the best option, and it's fully integrated into USB Loader GX (check the settings menu in USB Loader GX and you'll find the Nintendont settings). After you install nintendont and check the USB Loader GX settings, the games should show up alongside your Wii games. Downloading Extract USB Loader GX and put it in the apps folder on your USB drive or SD card. Insert your USB drive, and SD card if you're using one, into your Wii and launch USB Loader GX from the Homebrew Channel. Go to GX settings Feature Install wad 5. On the main screen on GX, click on the icon with 'wii box/channel' and enable the 'Channel on emuNand' checkbox. You need the latest beta version of USB Loader GX (1156 mod or newer) + Latest cIOS (v8 or newer). Tbaba and fallenangemon0 like this.
I installed USB loader GX on my 32GB memory card. I have a 64GB flash drive plugged into the back of the Wii, but I can't seem to figure out how to get the loader to switch where I want to install. All the games I'm ripping are going to the memory card, which won't last much longer in terms of storage.
Today I modded the household Wii and put my copies of Mario Kart Double Dash and Mario Kart Wii onto a flash drive to play, since I don't have the discs. I'll describe the process I went through in case anyone else wants to do the same.
How To Use Usb Loader Gx On Wii U
I can't play online with CTGP Revolution because I still don't have a game disc. I'll pick one up from a second-hand shop or wait for one online to have a good price.
I'm using LetterBomb, cIOS, USB Loader GX, YAWMM, and Nintendont.
You'll need an SD card and a USB drive, both formatted as FAT32. Apparently the USB can also be formatted as NTFS. I don't know if this is true or not.
- Connect your Wii to the internet. Yeah, you do need to. I tried doing it without.
- Get LetterBomb and choose to bundle the HackMii installer. Fill in your details. Cut a wire. Save the file. Extract it to the root of your SD.
- Download cIOS. (Source.) Extract it to the root of the SD. Your SD should now contain
/apps/d2x-cios-installer/*
. - Download USB Loader GX. Save the file. Extract it to the root of the SD. Your SD should now also contain
/apps/usbloader-gx/*
. - Create a folder named
wad
in the root of your SD. - Download the USB Loader GX channel forwarder WAD file. Put it into the
wad
folder on your SD. - Download YAWMM_EN from this site. Extract it into the existing
apps
folder. Your SD should now also contain/apps/YAWMM_EN/*
. - Download the Nintendont DOL. Save it to
/apps/nintendont/boot.dol
(must be that exact name). - Download the other Nintendont files from this folder specifically and put them into the same folder on the SD next to
boot.dol
. - The SD is ready. Put it into the Wii.
- On the Wii menu, go to the letter icon in the corner. Browse forwards or backwards a few days until you find the bomb. Click the bomb.
- Wait a moment to be able to skip the scam warning screen.
- Follow the instructions on the screen to install the Homebrew Channel. You can probably install BootMii too, I don't know if it's important. I'm not sure if I did or not.
- Launch the Homebrew Channel. Make sure you can see USB Loader GX, d2x's cIOS installer, YAWMM, and Nintendont.
- Start d2x's cIOS installer.
- Launch the Homebrew Channel again and select USB Loader GX. Make sure it starts.
- Launch the Homebrew Channel again and select YAWMM. Install the WAD you downloaded before in the
wad
folder using the on screen instructions. You should be able to figure it out. - If you already have game ISO/WBFS files, you'll need to do this step. Create a folder on the USB named
wbfs
for Wii games, and a folder namedgames
for Gamecube games. To add a game, make a folder namedGame Title [GAMECODE]
inside eitherwbfs
orgames
, then put your WBFS file inside it, namedGAMECODE.wbfs
. Gamecube games are similar, but the file is namedgame.iso
(literally that). For example, you might have the structure/wbfs/Mario Kart Wii [RMCP01
/RMCP01.wbfs]. - Put the USB into the Wii. If the Wii is standing vertically and you're looking at it from above, the USB should go in the slot on the left, the one that's closer to the edge.
- Go to the Wii menu and launch the new USB Loader GX channel.
- If you have game discs, insert each disc and press
+
to copy the game disc to the USB drive. - Once you've copied all your games, press 1 to download covers for your games. You'll need to relaunch USB Loader GX after doing this.
- You can now play your games!
How To Put Usb Loader Gx On Wii
Good luck. I hope I didn't forget anything.
How To Put Usb Loader Gx On Wii
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