It's really picky with icon.tga, I've had times where I couldn't get it to work until I kept remaking the picture and it finally did
I also made a forwarder for vwii overclock and it crashed the wii u as soon as I loaded it but ymmv
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You could try installing it with the default haxchi picture and see if it works, then you know that it's icon.tga playing up
Hi @Nomelas many thanks for releasing this forwarders!
I am trying to boot them using Wii U Pro controller, without needing to have the gamepad powered on.
What I did was to edit NAND title meta.xml
Code:<drc_use type="unsignedInt" length="4">2</drc_use> Changed to: <drc_use type="unsignedInt" length="4">1</drc_use>
So it doesn't ask for the controller, but when Its about to load, I get black screen and error "-3".
With the gamepad powered on I can boot without any issues but it would be great to skip this gamepad requirement
the /haxchi/ folder on SD card is not used by the console, it's used by the installer to copy the content into the console.
After haxchi is installed you can delete it completely, so yes just delete/overwrite with the one provided by this guide.
You need to replace your folder with the provided one, as the guide has specific config.txt (that's all the purpose of this guide) and install it into a NEW nds game. once installed, you can delete the haxchi folder on your SD, or replace it to install another haxchi or reinstall it into an existing NDS.
If you already have CBHC, DO NOT install haxchi over the same NDS game than the one used by CBHC.
if you want haxchi in addition to CBHC, you need to install more NDS games.
you can have multiple NDS games, all replaced with haxchi using "default" and booting a WiiU homebrew.
or you can have one haxchi with multiple homebrew in the config (press a button to choose which homebrew you want to boot).
I think it works.
the best solution is still to try and see, but I think haxchi has both elf and rpx compatibility. just set the full path to the file you want to launch in the config.ini
just be careful not to replace/reinstall haxchi over the cbhc NDS.
ah? I thought support has been added.
I can check the sources quickly to confirm.
ah? I thought support has been added.
I can check the sources quickly to confirm.
just found the place where it's located.
sorry, there are no rpx support.
it only checks the config.txt for :
"sysmenu", "fw.img", or "*.elf"
the readme said it couldn't launch "homebrew_launcher.rxp" but I wanted to verify if it was only that app, or no rpx at all.
if you try, it will do nothing and apparently default to "/vol/external01/wiiu/apps/homebrew_launcher/homebrew_launcher.elf"
if you install a DLC which is not "free to use", then you'll need CFW every time you want to start the game.
if one of the available DLC is a "free to use" (Mario kart, or Zelda BotW had some), then you can use a trick to edit the ticket file and put the free DLC ticket a the top (the ticket file contain all DLC tickets in it, the console seems to check only the first ticket to decide if the game can be launched or not. having the good signed ticket first in the list means no need to use CFW because it's not fakesigned)
But if you already have Haxchi (not cbhc) installed on a proper signed NDS game, just set "sysmenu" as default instead of HBL path, and you'll just have to launch haxchi once without pressing any button to reload into a patched sysmenu, before launching the game.
Launching HBL from haxchi does not patch FW to CFW, you have to run sigpatch2sysmenu manually to get CFW if you set HBL as default. (or keep the corresponding "sysmenu" button pressed, but I prefer it set as default to be easier)
the CFW patch stays in memory until you run vWii or shutdown the console.
Yeah i know right i still use my wii u to this day and still play the few wii u games that they havent ported to switch yet plus its still fun going back to homebrew(I still love my retro stuff).but even tho its been awhile i hope its still possible someone can make those forwarders i need.Wow this takes me back