That doesn't work either, I've tried every wayinstall Wii VC games to redNAND. (I guess)
it doesn't involve vWii homebrew at all in case you thought about wii usbloaders.
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That doesn't work either, I've tried every wayinstall Wii VC games to redNAND. (I guess)
it doesn't involve vWii homebrew at all in case you thought about wii usbloaders.
Yes it was a Wii VC game BUT i installed within sysNAND to USB and in redNAND just booted up. After i quieted i was kicked back to sysNAND. Maybe then it's not related to mocha cfw but interesting.install Wii VC games to redNAND. (I guess)
it doesn't involve vWii homebrew at all in case you thought about wii usbloaders.
Maybe it can't be installed on the (emu)NAND?Yes it was a Wii VC game BUT i installed within sysNAND to USB and in redNAND just booted. Maybe then it's not related to mocha cfw but interesting.
It works ok, just type in "make" and enter, it should compile it asap it does for me.Just a note to anybody looking to compile this - it seems like it doesn't properly work with parallel jobs (make -j<n>). You'll need to compile it serially.
Okey then redNAND CAN run Wii VC games which are installed within sysNAND to USB with sign patcher.Maybe it can't be installed on the (emu)NAND?
The 3DS won't launch DSIWare from emuNand because it reboots the system into a different firmware that tries loading from the system memory instead of emuNAND...
Maybe this works on the Wii U because the USB is accessible from both RedNAND and sysNAND?
Take it from me @dan it doesn't work bud. I have tried to install with config tool also Wup out of Rednand in CFW with system memory in HDD, they wont load whatever you try, they haven't done for along time.Maybe it can't be installed on the (emu)NAND?
The 3DS won't launch DSIWare from emuNand because it reboots the system into a different firmware that tries loading from the system memory instead of emuNAND...
Maybe this works on the Wii U because the USB is accessible from both RedNAND and sysNAND?
Has anyone tried installing a Wii VC game into NAND before creating the RedNAND image? (and not formatting the original sysNAND)

That's the only way I have not tried but I don't think it will work either?Maybe the key to it is having the title installed in both nands like it is on the 3DS with GBA titles using menuhax?

That's the only way I have not tried but I don't think it will work either?
Sounds good, see if it works, it might? you never know. I'm thinking about it now I had to "copy" not "move" (just in case) my Haxchi vc games from system memory to hdd for them to work properly in rednand so you might be on to something.I'll give it a go here in a minute. Gotta install Skyward sword to my emunand real quick.
It works ok, just type in "make" and enter, it should compile it asap it does for me.
Exiting settings menu does reload Mocha.@dimok actually, unless you implement the same patch in your cfw, we still need syshax. This is when exiting the settings menu. In this case the patch goes away.
Yes, it reloads Mocha, but it gets stuck, unless coldboothax option has been selected in Mocha settings. I am referring to the case when Mocha is coldbooted with CBHC, not when run from the HBL.Exiting settings menu does reload Mocha.


Sounds good, see if it works, it might? you never know. I'm thinking about it now I had to "copy" not "move" (just in case) my Haxchi vc games from system memory to hdd for them to work properly in rednand so you might be on to something.
no, perfect.Game over Nintendo?
The image still didn't work for me. The actual picture is all sort of screwed together.Thanks for telling me.
Would you mind testing this one?
Yes I have just found out myself I was going to message you.After having to redownload Skyward Sword and install it on both nands apparently, I can unfortunately confirm that installing to both nands does not work either. :/
Yes your right, you can select the coldboot option and maybe that does the trick I have done but if you have gone from your original coldboothax method or from fixs cooldboothax way the sys.xml file will still be there I would assume. I actually downloaded my system.xml just to be sure after doing all this and made several copies in case.Yes, it reloads Mocha, but it gets stuck, unless coldboothax option has been selected in Mocha settings. I am referring to the case when Mocha is coldbooted with CBHC, not when run from the HBL.