Recent content by schroder08

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    Hacking WiiFlow - an open source GUI USB-Loader

    I'm sure you already know what I'm going to say, but here I say it anyway. Yay, it works! Thanks again for fixing that link.
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    Hacking WiiFlow - an open source GUI USB-Loader

    I tried using the new version of this program, but when I select 'update' the lower half remains empty, with the Games (0). I have the proper drive selected, and the path for the games, for example are P:\wbfs\10 Minute Solution [SM2E52]\SM2E52.wbfs Any idea why I'm not getting the expected...
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    Hacking WiiFlow - an open source GUI USB-Loader

    I haven't needed to add anything. Is it only for particular covers, or is that for all of your covers? Also, do you already have a front cover for that game? I have seen it do that, but only when I'm trying to download something that's not on the WiiTDB servers yet, i.e. if there's no full...
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    Hacking WiiFlow - an open source GUI USB-Loader

    I suppose I'll throw my 2 cents in too. Myself I use 249 19b38, and have 20b56 installed to 250. Use all music games through my 250 slot then because it can read DLC on SDHC cards. I know I could do away with that if I had 20b56 installed to 249, but I like the silky smooth flow of 19.
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    Hacking WiiFlow - an open source GUI USB-Loader

    Perhaps try loading WiiFlow, then exiting into the Wii System Menu, followed by going back into WiiFlow. I think I've had to do that, or else load WiiFlow, load a game, exit game, and then go back into WiiFlow. I don't know what the logic to it working afterward was for me, but I'd theorize...
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    Hacking WiiFlow - an open source GUI USB-Loader

    check apps/wiiflow/wiiflow.ini... that's where it should be located, I believe.
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    Hacking WiiFlow - an open source GUI USB-Loader

    A few revisions ago they decided to re-assign those buttons, don't recall for what since I don't use them. I also liked the feature, but as far as I know, it is not coming back. To jump alphabetically, hold B and press Down for next letter or Up for previous letter. Hold B and right or left...
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    Hacking WiiFlow - an open source GUI USB-Loader

    Ok, just ran it twice successfully, for clarification, I'm using the r254-249 release of WiiFlow. First time I ran it was using cIOS r19b38 in my 249 slot, second time was using r20b56 in the 250 slot. I believe every single setting is the stock default setting, actually. WiiFlow Settings...
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    Hacking WiiFlow - an open source GUI USB-Loader

    I already had the file for r19 saved as a wad since I'd done that before installing r20, so that wasn't difficult. When I installed r20, I hadn't noticed the option to select the slot, so I probably just flew by that. So, yeah, if doing that as the main install way my way would be an extra...
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    Hacking WiiFlow - an open source GUI USB-Loader

    I tested Sniper Elite out on my Wii the other day, and it worked... I'll check again in the morning or some such, and I'll get back to you. However, if it's what I recall, everything is normal settings, the r254-249 release, cIOS r19b38. Again, I'll test it out again later, when I get a...
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    Hacking WiiFlow - an open source GUI USB-Loader

    Now, I will def. point out that this is from July 3, so that's maaaaany many revisions ago and I expect everything is running a lot smoother for the Hermes based stuff, since you're running it nice and smooth. Anywho, that's why I stuck with 249, mugotu recommended it (at the time) and I...
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    Hacking WiiFlow - an open source GUI USB-Loader

    Nando's got a pretty good explanation. The games don't scroll as fast / smooth, for example. It was running smooth on cIOS r19b38, so I'll do that for my 249 and keep r20b56 for the 250 slot, use that to launch the music games, see how that works. That way the main bit of WiiFlow will run...
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    Hacking WiiFlow - an open source GUI USB-Loader

    You rock! Installed cIOS r20b56, tested both by launching disc and by playing from HDD and both the Rock Band: The Beatles and Guitar Hero 5 recognized (and loaded) songs from the SDHC. Sadly, it wasn't able to change the programming of Rock Band 2, so that's still limited to standard SD cards...
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    Hacking WiiFlow - an open source GUI USB-Loader

    Noticed something, I popped in a disc for Rock Band: The Beatles and launched the disc from inside WiiFlow. It does indeed load from the disc as it should, but it won't recognize SDHC storage format. If I launch from the disc from the Wii menu, it will and I can use the songs I have stored on...
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    Hacking WiiFlow - an open source GUI USB-Loader

    I remember something about having a gamer id file that would be seperate from the wiiflow.ini, is that in the works / possible? That way we could type in the tag there and when there's a new update that needs to reset the ini the tag won't be lost.
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