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The new Homebrew Channel released!

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If you don't understand Spanish, then go here: http://hbc.hackmii.com/
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Wow, is this official? Don't see anything on HackMii.com yet.. but the files are definitely present.

/edit: appears it is, the poster on that Spanish forum is marcan
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yeah!!!!!!!

whats the networking for?

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they have their own website linked from hackmii
 
Installed it sucessfully (it's even translated in Italian :0) but i can't get it to load apps from the SD.
When i start it i get the SD image in the middle than it disappear and nothing happens, i can open the menu and go to informations or back to the wii menu but i can't load anything. :\

P.S. I have the apps in SD:\hbc_apps\apps\
 
DaRk_ViVi said:
Installed it sucessfully (it's even translated in Italian :0) but i can't get it to load apps from the SD.
When i start it i get the SD image in the middle than it disappear and nothing happens, i can open the menu and go to informations or back to the wii menu but i can't load anything. :\

P.S. I have the apps in SD:\hbc_apps\apps\
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its X:\apps

no more hbc apps
 
DaRk_ViVi said:
Installed it sucessfully (it's even translated in Italian :0) but i can't get it to load apps from the SD.
When i start it i get the SD image in the middle than it disappear and nothing happens, i can open the menu and go to informations or back to the wii menu but i can't load anything. :\

P.S. I have the apps in SD:\hbc_apps\apps\
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Should be called \apps\ only, not \hbc_apps\.
 
janjo777 said:
yeah!!!!!!!

whats the networking for?

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they have their own website linked from hackmii

http://hbc.hackmii.com/faq/

QUOTE(optional) a computer on the same network as your Wii, to stream homebrew apps over TCP. (Sourcecode for a simple command-line client is available, as are precompiled
binaries for Windows, Linux and Mac OS X.)
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There was a homebrew app which lets you steam a .elf from your computer to your wii. I guess the homebrew channel has the app integrated...i think.

I never could get the app to work.
 
"copy the files IN teh hbc_apps"
 
Prime said:
janjo777 said:
yeah!!!!!!!

whats the networking for?

Posts merged

they have their own website linked from hackmii

http://hbc.hackmii.com/faq/

QUOTE(optional) a computer on the same network as your Wii, to stream homebrew apps over TCP. (Sourcecode for a simple command-line client is available, as are precompiled
binaries for Windows, Linux and Mac OS X.)
Click to expand...

There was a homebrew app which lets you steam a .elf from your computer to your wii. I guess the homebrew channel has the app integrated...i think.

I never could get the app to work.
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so its not necessary then? ok thanks
 
funny cause this morning i saw a gecko brand something

then i thought "the gecko region free v1.5's gonna be released today!"

i didnt know it would come with the homebrew channel!!!
 
Wow, this is great! I haven't been keeping up!

Does anyone know how many blocks this takes?

Also, on the YouTube video, it doesn't show a way to install .wad files. That functionality is in here, right?
 
With the ISO version, is there a way to add apps to the iso - I just don't have access to a SD card at the moment.
 

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