Yeah eventually I will look into that as well. I should be able to release the source code for this soon so someone who's more experienced than me with the vWii might do that.
Bricks? Noone to my knowledge has ever bricked their wii using this. Anyways I am working on something new that I will hopefully release soon. Neek2o won't be required anymore
Damn that's odd. This is basically a custom neek2o build that loads a custom ios module instead of the stock one for bluetooth. Your best shot is trying to run neek2o by yourself and once you get that working, replace the files with mine.
If the game uses the nunchuk, then the hack already supports it.
As of now, it only works on actual Wiis. I don't really have plans to support vWii, but once I get this to work on d2x, I can look into it
As of now this only works with gamecube controllers (and there aren't real plans to have USB HID support), so if you have a gamecube compatible arcade stick I suppose it should work.
The inject homebrew modifies the SYSCONF file on the real NAND to include the MAC address of the emulated wiimote in the list of paired controllers. You then need to copy it into the emulated NAND. In postloader there's an option to easily do that by pressing start/home in the channel menu. I...
Thanks for the nice words.
1. Eventually yes, but it's not top priority.
2. Tilting will be implemented for sure, it's the next planned thing along with classic controller emulation.
3. As of now the best thing to do for those games is simply not creating a configuration file. That way the...
Actuality no, the hack only works for configured games. I need to release a new version to support the system menu as well (which would still work only under neek)
I personally use a Samsung fit drive, but many people I know have successfully used this microsd adapter with samsung microsd: https://www.amazon.com/Kingston-Digital-Mobility-MBLY10G2-32GB/dp/B00519BEQO/ (can't find the link of just the adapter)
I finally modeled and 3d printed the new HDD cages I need in order to build my 2nd NAS. Original ones don't fit the mounting holes on the hdds I'm using. Been sitting on this project for over 2 years smfh
Also another 70TB going in the front mount drive bays of this server. 182tb raw, going to probably use a zfs RAID-Z3 for 3 parity disks, so 140TB usable
I could claw back 14tb by only doing 2 parity disks but I feel like with 13 disks in the RAID I'd be kind of pushing my luck on rebuild time if I encounter a disk failure