Pardon the double post. I'm on the step where I have to enter the command line in the DOS prompt. It tries to execute the command but it gives me "502 Bad Gateway" errors. Any idea what that means?
EDIT: Nevermind, I tried it again and it worked. Not sure what happened, but it's gone.
EDIT2: Not gonna make another double post so I'll just update this one:
The tutorial creates SNEEK. I haven't done it yet, but I'm assuming the guide works just as well for creating SNEEK+DI or UNEEK or similar.
EDIT3: Ok so I can now run SNEEK without problems. I can tell I'm in it because I cannot access the SD card anymore. MUCHO thanks for making this possible.
Is there a way to go back to the regular NAND without having to turn it off or return to Wii Menu?
EDIT4: Looks like it wasn't as easy as I thought. Attempting to launch it as SNEEK+DI gives me an everlasting "Waiting for ARM to reset PPC" message. Is it possible that the USB device I use is not correctly formatted? - When I run it as just SNEEK and run HBF, I can view all of my Homebrew, but when I run one I just get a black screen. I'm beginning to suspect that the USB device is indeed not correct.
EDIT: Nevermind, I tried it again and it worked. Not sure what happened, but it's gone.
EDIT2: Not gonna make another double post so I'll just update this one:
The tutorial creates SNEEK. I haven't done it yet, but I'm assuming the guide works just as well for creating SNEEK+DI or UNEEK or similar.
EDIT3: Ok so I can now run SNEEK without problems. I can tell I'm in it because I cannot access the SD card anymore. MUCHO thanks for making this possible.
Is there a way to go back to the regular NAND without having to turn it off or return to Wii Menu?
EDIT4: Looks like it wasn't as easy as I thought. Attempting to launch it as SNEEK+DI gives me an everlasting "Waiting for ARM to reset PPC" message. Is it possible that the USB device I use is not correctly formatted? - When I run it as just SNEEK and run HBF, I can view all of my Homebrew, but when I run one I just get a black screen. I'm beginning to suspect that the USB device is indeed not correct.