* SD performance has been increased again (regression was introduced in v1.0. * Introduced the INI variable “BOOTDELAY” to set the timeout for the auto boot feature * backupmii accepts fragmented SD cards now, reformatting is not performed anymore. * SD card performance has been improved, decreasing the boot and the NAND backup / restore time NAND Backup got a huge speed up, as BootMii boot times! It's almost as it wasn't there, now.ĮDIT: Seeing almost no one noticed my previous post, here's the changelog: What is the proper way to uninstall HBC 1.0.2?īTW, just installed. Once you have the Homebrew Channel up and running, you can now install a slew of great third party apps such as emulators, homebrew games, media players… even Linux! For now, here’s how to get DVD playback on your Wii with MPlayer.Can BootMii beta1 be uninstalled with BootMii beta2? After a minute or two, the HBC will be installed and can be accessed just like any other Channel on your Wii. Once you can control Link, walk backwards (weird, I know) until the Homebrew Channel installer starts.
You should see the Twilight Hack save game. Insert your Zelda game disc and start the game. This does not modify any IOS in any way, making it very safe. Now you should see the two apps you just copied onto your SD card. Turn your console on and start the Homebrew Channel.
Switch to SD view in your Wii File Manager and copy over your correct version of the hack.ĥ. Description: DVDX is a homebrew application that installs a hidden 'channel' which can be used by other homebrew applications to access home burned and factory pressed DVD content without the need for a modchip. Eject your SD card and insert it back into your Wii.
It will either read “RVL-RZDE-0A-0” or “RVL-RZDE-0A-2” – both versions will work, but you need to make sure you apply the correct hack (RVL-RZDE-0A-0 requires TwilightHack0, RVL-RZDE-0A-2 requires TwilightHack2, both included in the package).Ĥ. Before inserting Zelda into your Wii, flip it over and take note of the text on the inner ring.
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