so I just bought a ds virtual console game (Super Mario 64 DS)
and I was wondering what do I do next do I just go
and I was wondering what do I do next do I just go
Hacking [REQ] haxchi guide
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It's quite literally in the stickies on this very forum http://gbatemp.net/threads/what-is-haxchi-or-cbhc-faqs-and-info.453729/ or there are several others in the tutorial forum and on this forum lol
No. Don't follow that guide. Too tired to explain yet again why.
I have one that is up to date in the stickies.
Felix has one in the tut forum
Wiiubru.com/guide is a good one too.
https://gbatemp.net/threads/mattkimuras-wii-u-hacking-guide.462121/
i followed this guide, did without the cold thing
i followed this guide, did without the cold thing
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It also has several other wrong or just plain dangerous information in it the guide is shockingly bad sorry
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I'm not defending it, it's just that the complaint I saw most was about redNAND. I didn't follow that one for my Wii U but FlimFlam69's.
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With 3DS, you can get away without explaining anything but in Wii U, you really want to explain most of stuff.
"Oh look, NAND dumping part! But what the hell does MLC, SLC, SLCMTTP, OTP and SEEPROM mean?
Why should i install Haxchi?
Why should i install CBHC, i don't even know what it does!"
And yet people follow it then random guy comes here with "Hey i followed wiiu.guide" and then proceeds to make a full list that "NOTHING WORKS!!!".
If it worked for 3DS, it will not work for Wii U. Simple as that.
Sorry, I was on my phone and it auto correctedOh, i'm Felix now.
Well, this problem is also one on the 3DS side. There are tons of people out there who think that a9lh is a cfw (I'm talking about the community meaning, as opposed to "entrypoint") and they don't know if they can update safely to 11.4 and they don't know they just need to update Luma and they don't know what Luma is already, they thought they were on a9lh, and they ask for step by step guides to update Luma when it's just copying one file -.-
please don't talk about 3ds now I'm depressed again cause I backed up the files on my pc but a hour later my pc died and 3ds files were gone now no 3ds with homebrew anymore and cfw on it ); I cry everyday )
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It's not just about rednand. That guide doesn't explain anything and just tells you what to do. Also the biggest thing is that it doesn't have a NAND backup section so if you hork your Wii U after using that guide you have no way to reflash the NAND.
Yes, that's what I understood after reading that blog from @Felek666.
>Believe it or not, i only followed FlimFlam's CBHC section of his guide. Otherwise, i just looked at temp and learned many things, i also did most of things by myself. [Haxchi, Mocha CFW set up etc.]
Now that I think of it, I browsed gbatemp for a long while even before I got my Wii U and I already knew everything I had to install on my Wii U when I got it. I only needed to know how but I didn't need to understand anything, that was already done. That's why I didn't notice this guide didn't explain anything, I didn't need it to...
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