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How To Install Usb Loader Gx Wiiware
USB Loader GX is a program you can install in the Homebrew channel of a soft-modded Nintendo Wii. It allows you to connect a USB hard drive to the Wii and back up your games to the hard drive.
Ok, I have searched the forums and can't find an answer so I am hoping someone can answer my question. About a year or so ago a very kind Kittymat helped me after I updated (via internet) USB Loader GX and it failed.
I was advised to update the Wii with the new.wad which worked a treat. Now I am wanting to update it again (because some of the games freeze and it's over a year out of date) but I am worried that same issue will happen and I will be in same spot! I use the Loader as a channel so wii boots then I select the channel.
My question is, if I go into the settings and update it through the wifi (as I did last time) and it fails again is it easy enough to just update the.wad again? Is this a known issue with the internet updates for those using the Loader as a channel? Or was that probably just a one off for me? Any assistance would be very much appreciated as I'd rather know what I am doing this time and get it right.
Ok, I have searched the forums and can't find an answer so I am hoping someone can answer my question. About a year or so ago a very kind Kittymat helped me after I updated (via internet) USB Loader GX and it failed. I was advised to update the Wii with the new.wad which worked a treat. Now I am wanting to update it again (because some of the games freeze and it's over a year out of date) but I am worried that same issue will happen and I will be in same spot! I use the Loader as a channel so wii boots then I select the channel. My question is, if I go into the settings and update it through the wifi (as I did last time) and it fails again is it easy enough to just update the.wad again? Is this a known issue with the internet updates for those using the Loader as a channel?
Or was that probably just a one off for me? Any assistance would be very much appreciated as I'd rather know what I am doing this time and get it right. Welcome back again It depends on the wad you installed, there is a forwarder wad and a full channel wad. Welcome back again It depends on the wad you installed, there is a forwarder wad and a full channel wad. First you need to delete the channel or channels start the wii and go to data management / channels and delete the gx loader and cfg channel. I would also copy everything on your SD card to your PC just in case. Next google modmii, this runs on a pc and will update the wii for you (latest cios's stop a lot of issues)once installed select w run the wizard as if the wii was unmodded,this will also download cfg loader for you, ( if you have an SD card in your pc at the time you can direct modmii to put everything on it for you) follow the generated guide (you already have the homebrew channel so after this point) But don't do it yet, you need to add another file to the WAD folder modmii has created Fox GX go to the goggle.code page listed above and in downloads, download the all in one 249 package.
Once extracted you will see a WAD folder and in this there is a usbloadergx-UNEOForwader.WAD, copy this to the WAD folder created by modmii as you want to install this at the same time. Install everything from modmii (inc GX you added)by following the guide (it puts a copy on your SD card if you have lost it next you can clean up your sd card by runnning the file clean up from modmii and then replace any files you had on your sd card prior to modmii back on it in the same place as before. To complete GX you need to Copy the files (boot.dol, icon.png and meta.xml) from the download of the all in one package in the Apps/usb loader to the same place on your SD card GX should now work but you may have to set up the configuration again, you have also set up CFG as well - both now work from forwarders so to update you just have to change the boot.dol in the apps/loader folder. First you need to delete the channel or channels start the wii and go to data management / channels and delete the gx loader and cfg channel. I would also copy everything on your SD card to your PC just in case. Next google modmii, this runs on a pc and will update the wii for you (latest cios's stop a lot of issues)once installed select w run the wizard as if the wii was unmodded,this will also download cfg loader for you, ( if you have an SD card in your pc at the time you can direct modmii to put everything on it for you) follow the generated guide (you already have the homebrew channel so after this point) But don't do it yet, you need to add another file to the WAD folder modmii has created Fox GX go to the goggle.code page listed above and in downloads, download the all in one 249 package. Once extracted you will see a WAD folder and in this there is a usbloadergx-UNEOForwader.WAD, copy this to the WAD folder created by modmii as you want to install this at the same time.
Install everything from modmii (inc GX you added)by following the guide (it puts a copy on your SD card if you have lost it next you can clean up your sd card by runnning the file clean up from modmii and then replace any files you had on your sd card prior to modmii back on it in the same place as before. To complete GX you need to Copy the files (boot.dol, icon.png and meta.xml) from the download of the all in one package in the Apps/usb loader to the same place on your SD card GX should now work but you may have to set up the configuration again, you have also set up CFG as well - both now work from forwarders so to update you just have to change the boot.dol in the apps/loader folder. Click to expand.Oh goodness that sounds very complicated lol. Last time I updated through wifi and turned out all I needed to do was add the latest.wad through Wad Manager. I am wondering if I download through the GX Loader channel and then install the latest.wad if it does not work. Either that or I just leave the kids to use the original disks purchased and let them get all scratched up.
That'll cost me a fortune to replace them. What are your thoughts on updating from the Loader Channel?
Ok, I have searched the forums and can't find an answer so I am hoping someone can answer my question. About a year or so ago a very kind Kittymat helped me after I updated (via internet) USB Loader GX and it failed. I was advised to update the Wii with the new.wad which worked a treat. Now I am wanting to update it again (because some of the games freeze and it's over a year out of date) but I am worried that same issue will happen and I will be in same spot! I use the Loader as a channel so wii boots then I select the channel. My question is, if I go into the settings and update it through the wifi (as I did last time) and it fails again is it easy enough to just update the.wad again?
Is this a known issue with the internet updates for those using the Loader as a channel? Or was that probably just a one off for me? Any assistance would be very much appreciated as I'd rather know what I am doing this time and get it right. Click to expand.Thanks Megadunderherad! I have since discovered that updating such an old version is not possible throigh wifi as they have decommissioned server so I have to update it manually using the.wad.
Can you please tell me if i have this right? I use USBLoader All In One Package, save the.wad file to the 'Wad' folder on my SD then use Wad Manager to install it. Will this update the whole prog for me including any dols etc that are needed? Is there any chance of it failing and not being able to use the older version? Ok, I have searched the forums and can't find an answer so I am hoping someone can answer my question. About a year or so ago a very kind Kittymat helped me after I updated (via internet) USB Loader GX and it failed.
I was advised to update the Wii with the new.wad which worked a treat. Now I am wanting to update it again (because some of the games freeze and it's over a year out of date) but I am worried that same issue will happen and I will be in same spot!
I use the Loader as a channel so wii boots then I select the channel. My question is, if I go into the settings and update it through the wifi (as I did last time) and it fails again is it easy enough to just update the.wad again? Is this a known issue with the internet updates for those using the Loader as a channel? Or was that probably just a one off for me? Any assistance would be very much appreciated as I'd rather know what I am doing this time and get it right. Click to expand.Thanks Megadunderherad! I have since discovered that updating such an old version is not possible throigh wifi as they have decommissioned server so I have to update it manually using the.wad.
Can you please tell me if i have this right? I use USBLoader All In One Package, save the.wad file to the 'Wad' folder on my SD then use Wad Manager to install it.
Will this update the whole prog for me including any dols etc that are needed? Is there any chance of it failing and not being able to use the older version?
1) Go to the apps/usbloader folder and delete the.cfg file - lots has changed since you last updated. 2) I have some recollection that the video setting for default has changed so in the main settings page make sure that the video is set to console default (If your wii is from your region) 3) On the ones that black screen (and go back to the wii menu) change the video setting for the game to force to your reqion (i.e Force NTSC, Force PAL 50)- most games will now work. 4) go to the credits option in the GX loader, in the top right of the screen it will tell you what cios the loader is running on (and what revision). 5)Get a program called wiibackupmanager, this runs on your pc, insert the hard drive into your pc and direct the program to look at that drive, this will give you a list of all your games and one of the columns is the ios it runs on. It also shows what region the games run on, this will help you set up the individual settings for the games that do not work. I still think you will have to update your cios's! Hi I am new to all of this, my daughter has a Wii that has USB loader GX & the home brew channel on it, we have backed up all her games onto a USB hdd and we access them from this.
I recently bought her Just Dance 2014 backed it up then tried to play it but it just shows a blank screen, I have tried using the disc but it is asking for an upgrade (it is currently on very: 4.1e). I remember when home brew & USB loader was first put on we was told not to upgrade so could you explain to me how I go about updating home brew/USB loader so that I can run the Wii update to enable her to play the game. Thanks in advance. Please explain the most simple way.
I'm new to all this Wii hacking so please bear with me. I tried searching but there is just way too much old info and variations out there, I just can't figure it out. I successfully installed USB loader gx and can load Wii games just fine. I also installed priiload and set it to boot straight into USB loader gx and returns to it when leaving games.
In usblgx, I dumped the nand to emunand and used the emunand wad manager to install some wiiware and vc games on to it but when I try to launch them it just restarts USB loader gx(I guess because the Wii reboots and priiloader sends it straight to usblgx). I read all about neek and from i understand(correct me if I'm wrong), I don't really need it (at least not for wiiware games). What am I missing here? Any help would be greatly appreciated. I'm new to all this Wii hacking so please bear with me.
I tried searching but there is just way too much old info and variations out there, I just can't figure it out. Key generator. I successfully installed USB loader gx and can load Wii games just fine. I also installed priiload and set it to boot straight into USB loader gx and returns to it when leaving games.
In usblgx, I dumped the nand to emunand and used the emunand wad manager to install some wiiware and vc games on to it but when I try to launch them it just restarts USB loader gx(I guess because the Wii reboots and priiloader sends it straight to usblgx). I read all about neek and from i understand(correct me if I'm wrong), I don't really need it (at least not for wiiware games).
What am I missing here? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Click to expand.Before I try this, can this by any chance be a problem with my 1080p LED TV. I have now gotten N64 games working (I don't know for sure because I don't currently have classic controller but I do get a screen asking me to connect one so I assume it is working). NES games are still giving me black screen. I also tried imstalling the wad to the realnanad and launching from the system menu and im still getting black screen.
Someone on reddit said my TV may not support the 240p output. The consoles reboots when it can't find the game to load. If the game cannot be find/read, it's either: - wrong or missing cIOS (please, post a syscheck, follow the guide in my signature), - HDD not formatted to FAT32 - HDD not formatted to MBR (emuNAND does NOT work with GPT) - HDD is hidden with UStealth (you need a special cIOS version to use emuNAND with hidden drives) and please give the IOS setting in the loader (Game's IOS is 249 by default, Loader's IOS can be either 249 or 58) If you use d2x v10 r53, that's your problem. R53 is beta, has some bugs with emuNAND. Use v8 final (on Wii) or v10 r52 on vWii. Note that WiiWare and VC are exactly the same things: channels installed on emuNAND. If you get black screen with any channels, it's because you need Neek!
(yes, the one you think you don't need), OR because the channel is bad. Seeing the game doesn't work on your original NAND, I guess the issue is your channel (bad wad file), not your setting. The consoles reboots when it can't find the game to load. If the game cannot be find/read, it's either: - wrong or missing cIOS (please, post a syscheck, follow the guide in my signature), - HDD not formatted to FAT32 - HDD not formatted to MBR (emuNAND does NOT work with GPT) - HDD is hidden with UStealth (you need a special cIOS version to use emuNAND with hidden drives) and please give the IOS setting in the loader (Game's IOS is 249 by default, Loader's IOS can be either 249 or 58) If you use d2x v10 r53, that's your problem. R53 is beta, has some bugs with emuNAND.
Use v8 final (on Wii) or v10 r52 on vWii. Note that WiiWare and VC are exactly the same things: channels installed on emuNAND. If you get black screen with any channels, it's because you need Neek! (yes, the one you think you don't need), OR because the channel is bad. Seeing the game doesn't work on your original NAND, I guess the issue is your channel (bad wad file), not your setting.
Click to expand.Hi Cyan, Im stuck trying to get neek to work. Im trying to get it working with my current nand dump (the one i made with USBLoaderGX). This dump is located at USB: nand I do the Modmii process, copied the files it created to SD and USB respectively, go to settings=features=boot neek system menu, but all i get is black screen. I tried leaving it for 15 min but nothing. I also tried starting neek with nswitch from homebrew, it says 'Mounting USB.failed!.and freezes at 'Reloading bootmii IOS'. In case you're wondering, my hard drive is single primary FAT32 MBR partition.
How To Install Usb Loader Gx Wii Channel
Default path to NAND is 'sd:/NAND/' you need to edit the default path to point to USB in Settings custom path EmuNAND Channel. You did that, right?
Maybe you misplaced a file, or forgot to copy one of them, or generated the wrong version of neek,. I don't know without a crystal ball, but there's certainly a step done wrong. If I know what is the problem, I'll be able to update the guide to make it easier. Could you give all your installed files paths?
Or take screenshots of your USB (neek and bootmii SD card's files are not needed at all if you use USBGX) Using nswitch will fail at 'reloading bootmii IOS' if you don't have bootmii installed as IOS (sounds logical, no?). Be sure you have it installed or just don't use nswitch or install bootmii IOS. Note that Nswitch needs the SD files. 1) it shouldn't matter if you use /nand/ or only one folder as long as you launch it from USBLoaderGX. The loader generates a nand config file with the path in that file. If you launch neek for the first time with nswitch, it might be a problem as it expect a subfolder (like Greywolf said). So, maybe there is a bad generated config file?
Maybe the loader incorrectly generated that config file. (I'm not 100% confident in my way of coding to generate that file) look in sneek folder, or in emuNAND's folder and delete the bin files. (I forgot the filename, but it should be obvious, something like nandconfig.bin) edit: and move the path to nands/subfolder/ that way you'll have less possible cause to your issue. 2) okay, just try previous idea and delete any existing config file first.
3) you are right, you don't need bootmii to launch neek if you use USBLoaderGX, though having bootmii is not a bad thing. It could be used to backup/restore NAND (even though it's rarely needed to restore it, but at least having a backup is a good idea). 4) having priiloader to boot directly into USBGX can create issues based on the way you launch it: which dol did you install in priiloader's launch menu? USBGX boot.dol: very bad idea! Don't do that. USBLoaderGX forwarder: semi bad idea.
A lot of people are doing it that way, the fault for not having any other solutions for a long time. USBLoaderGX channel launcher: this is the way you should to it. (thanks to greywolf for that dol!) 1. Install the on your sys NAND 2. Install the in priiloader. 5) I'm wondering if I should I change the default /nand/ to /nands/nand1/?
How To Install Usb Loader Gx Wii 4.3u
It wouldn't hurt people not using neek, and would help the others.
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