Maelstrome said:brausm08 said:i'm guessing what you're trying to say is that you have a NAND on the card (which MC is reading), but MC is not reading the .wad files you have on the card; is that correct?Maelstrome said:im running mighty channels from an sd card. its reading the nand from the sd card but its not showing anything thats only on the sd card.
ive been looking through the thread for some time now and cant figure it out. any ideas to where ive gone wrong?
help would be greatly appreciated.
...the VC/WW games you're trying to run must be installed to the NAND on the SD card....(just like you would if you were to play them from your real NAND)....
just use showmiiwads (it's a PC program)....easy
i have installed them with showmiiwads. the only wads that are showing up are wads that ive also installed on the wii original nand.
i can even delete wads and reinstall them on my sd card but if i hadnt installed them on the wii then they dont appear. im also not getting any error messages.
smeghammer said:Maelstrome said:brausm08 said:i'm guessing what you're trying to say is that you have a NAND on the card (which MC is reading), but MC is not reading the .wad files you have on the card; is that correct?Maelstrome said:im running mighty channels from an sd card. its reading the nand from the sd card but its not showing anything thats only on the sd card.
ive been looking through the thread for some time now and cant figure it out. any ideas to where ive gone wrong?
help would be greatly appreciated.
...the VC/WW games you're trying to run must be installed to the NAND on the SD card....(just like you would if you were to play them from your real NAND)....
just use showmiiwads (it's a PC program)....easy
i have installed them with showmiiwads. the only wads that are showing up are wads that ive also installed on the wii original nand.
i can even delete wads and reinstall them on my sd card but if i hadnt installed them on the wii then they dont appear. im also not getting any error messages.
Same problem. Trying to work this out also.
norbyte said:Not yet another noob question... Does mighty channel require virtual IOS installed? If yes, are all required or which one are mandatory?
WiiPower said:norbyte said:Not yet another noob question... Does mighty channel require virtual IOS installed? If yes, are all required or which one are mandatory?
The system menu IOS should be required right now on the virtual nand, so it doesn't crash when returning to the system menu. The system menu is also required on the virtual nand...
This is currently being worked on by davebaol, and in the future you can delete all system titles from your virtual nand and everything should work fine.
d2x v7beta1 will fix the the return to channel for emulated nand.Morien said:Quick question. Using d2x (v6) as the base ios, can I set Mighty Channels to use the 'Return to Channel' function?
At the moment, I click return to menu and the wii stops showing anything for a few moments before rebooting to the system menu (accompanied by the load disc drive sound).
Thanks
davebaol said:d2x v7beta1 will fix the the return to channel for emulated nand.Morien said:Quick question. Using d2x (v6) as the base ios, can I set Mighty Channels to use the 'Return to Channel' function?
At the moment, I click return to menu and the wii stops showing anything for a few moments before rebooting to the system menu (accompanied by the load disc drive sound).
Thanks
However MC will need to be updated to benefit from this feature.
davebaol said:d2x v7beta1 will fix the the return to channel for emulated nand.Morien said:Quick question. Using d2x (v6) as the base ios, can I set Mighty Channels to use the 'Return to Channel' function?
At the moment, I click return to menu and the wii stops showing anything for a few moments before rebooting to the system menu (accompanied by the load disc drive sound).
Thanks
However MC will need to be updated to benefit from this feature.
obcd said:Maybe you could try to find another forwarder that works better.