Hacking Bootmii menu at startup

Someflammablekid

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I love the bootmii menu and everything, but it's just a pain to use the gcn controller everytime to boot up the wii to the menu.

Would it be stupid to ask for a way to remove the auto boot? I don't do a whole lot to my wii and i don't plan on updating to 4.2 for a while. Is it possible to just put the bootmii boot file back on the SD card if i plan on doing anything extreme? Or should i just leave it on there and suck it up?

Nevermind i forgot i can just pop out the SD card. Let the topic die.
 

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suck it up!!

na man, just backup the bootmii folder to your PC an erase it from your sd card.

now try it before you get flamed you flammable guy.
 

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You could also just simply change the bootmii folder name to something else (eg bootmii1) and change it back when you need it.
 

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just use wiiexplorer from homebrew browser to rename your bootmii folder to bootmii1 or something that's what I do and there's no need to take you sd card out of your wii
 

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