Or maybe you mean cIOS36rev something or another. That is the IOS that HBC 1.0.1 runs off of. Maybe you are saying that your homebrew channel says IOS36 when you press the home button. IOS36 is a strange thing to put in a list of Wii specs.Ī Wii will have IOS36 without you putting it on there. The one from after patches the trucha bug in many IOSes. The one from before October 23rd (2008) and the one from after then.
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Well TP hack got killed by 4.0 but after you have have HBC and cIOS you can still install the wad and be good to go.Īnd as you might be aware there are two versions of the 3.3 firmware. I assume that the different revisions of cIOS are what gives people the impression that there are so many IOSes and cIOSes out there.Īnd the days of TP hack and install the wad? The Wii comes with them and system updates may add a few to the bunch but outside of downgrading them you will hardly ever do anything with them.ĬIOS as you mentioned is a different story. I think many guides may mention IOSes but you hardly ever will be installing IOSes. Some of the descriptions there should help you see why there are so many IOSes. I think you kind of have the right idea about IOS although "operating system" might be giving it too much credit.Īs I always like to say you can check them here: Your statement that you ran CMDVDX34 wasn't very clear but I am guessing that you installed cIOS in those 3 steps that you mentioned.
Just want to make sure it isn't a forwarder you have installed instead of the actual thing. You have USB Loader GX installed as a channel on the Wii System Menu?Ĭan we start with running it from the Hombbrew Channel first and then move to making a channel of it?Ĭan you run USB Loader GX from the Homebrew Channel?
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