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    Hacking Downgrade for System Menu 4.0

    I was able to get successful results when I DID NOT restart my Wii between changes made within the Homebrew Channel.
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    Hacking Downgrade for System Menu 4.0

    My environment and results Wii - 4.0U Homebrew Channel installed (CIOS Uninstalled) 1) Unpack the archive linked above. Okay. 2) Do a full backup of your SD card on the PC, and DELETE everything from the card. Okay. 3) Copy the apps folder on the SD card. Okay. 4) On the Wii, launch the...
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    Hacking Tutorial to using USB Loader v1.1 and FAQs

    False positive for me. If you plug a USB enclosure to the WII with no hard drive, you'll get a message that a hard drive was found, but no WBFS could be detected, following a 'RET -6' error. I guess I'll have to buy a different enclosure.
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    Hacking Tutorial to using USB Loader v1.1 and FAQs

    USB Loader 1.4 is getting closer - The device mounts in 3-5 seconds. EDIT - Status Update The first time around, I got a partition not found message after I attempted to format from the Wii I restarted the Wii to try it again, but I'm getting my initial behavior (device not mounting and the...
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    Hacking Tutorial to using USB Loader v1.1 and FAQs

    I rolled back to 3.2U, uninstalled any CIOS and then installed CIOS rev 10. Same result - I'll probably pick up another USB Storage Device.
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    Hacking Tutorial to using USB Loader v1.1 and FAQs

    Yes, I have already checked and it is not on the list On my system, the device is detected as a 'JMicron' product. If it helps out, there is no error message; I would expect to see an error code like other people have reported for other non-compatible products.
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    Hacking Tutorial to using USB Loader v1.1 and FAQs

    Hello! First and possibly last post from me. [Yes] Newest Homebrew Channel installed [Yes] This file pack (v1.1+IOS rev 9) [Yes] The original IOS36-64-v1042.wad file [Yes] Extract the usbloader.rar file into the root of your SD card. [Yes] Stick the IOS36-64-v1042.wad file into the root of the...
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