Thank you, Cyan, from all of my heart. Your guides are the only sunrays in that dark and hardly understandable SNEEK modes.
Even though your guide is very simple to follow, I've managed to face some troubles:
1) I didn't know that wii backups and sneek/uneek both have to locate in one partition
2) By default USBLoaderGX assumes that emuNAND folder is called "01". If it doesn't find one, it creates a new emuNAND folder called "01". You may want not to force loader to create a new emuNAND, but choose your custom emuNAND in loader "Custom Paths".
2) Trying to boot sneek+di mode I kept getting the black screen because, as I found out later, I had no backups on my SD. Maybe you'll want to include that remark in your guide. YOU NEED TO HAVE AT LEAST ONE BACKUP in your FAT32 partition in order to boot ."..+DI" mode.
3) I don't have any game channels. It took time for me to find out that I can run backups from the disk channel by switching games in menu (button '1' on wii remote).
I finally was able to deal with that problems and now can run backups with uneek+di mode. So, thank you once again.
Even though your guide is very simple to follow, I've managed to face some troubles:
1) I didn't know that wii backups and sneek/uneek both have to locate in one partition
2) By default USBLoaderGX assumes that emuNAND folder is called "01". If it doesn't find one, it creates a new emuNAND folder called "01". You may want not to force loader to create a new emuNAND, but choose your custom emuNAND in loader "Custom Paths".
2) Trying to boot sneek+di mode I kept getting the black screen because, as I found out later, I had no backups on my SD. Maybe you'll want to include that remark in your guide. YOU NEED TO HAVE AT LEAST ONE BACKUP in your FAT32 partition in order to boot ."..+DI" mode.
3) I don't have any game channels. It took time for me to find out that I can run backups from the disk channel by switching games in menu (button '1' on wii remote).
I finally was able to deal with that problems and now can run backups with uneek+di mode. So, thank you once again.