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Nintendon-t Setupv1.7
This Guide Supports: "2.277-Newest"
Ever wanted to play Gamecube games on your Wii without the need of a GC controller or Memcard!?
Well it's possible with Nintendon-t, Now Were going to need a few things:
● A USB or SD with 1.30GB (Preferably 2GB or More) of Free Storage. (Formatted As FAT32)
● A Wii (Of Course)
● The Homebrew Channel Installed, With All Necessary IOS's Installed: (58)
Warning: Do NOT install cIOS's on a Wii U!
● A Wii With 80Blocks Of Free Space (For HBC And Save DATA)
●(Optional): Enable Memcard Multi, This Option Saves Save data files as separate files, instead of all in one file;
This can make it easier to backup separate save data files.
● A Windows PC (Or Mac/Linux)
● Priiloader & Bootmii Installed (As A Precaution, Wii Only!)
● And Last: Some Gamecube Games. (You can use Clean-Rip.)
Step One:
Download Nintendont From Here: http://www.mediafire.com/download/g1ufu9edn4hngio/nintendont.rar
Newest Dol File: https://nintendon-t.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/loader/loader.dol
Then Extract The Archive to the apps folder on your SD or USB.
Step Two:
Use Clean Rip on your Wii to dump your Gamecube games to the SD or USB.
Then on a PC create a "games" folder, then create folders of the game names.
Example:
Step Three:
Now We need to rename our game ISO's to: "game.iso" and copy them to the folder named as the game.
Try Leaving No Extension on the end when renaming it. (ie: "game")
If the file type is iso still then it is fine, if it says: "File" then add ".iso" to the File Name.
Note: The Example "game.iso" has the file type ".iso", altho it says it's a "Win Rar Archive"
Due To My PC having WinRAR Installed. It is associated with this extension.
Example:
Step Four:
Now Your Games Are Ready To Go!
Lets Start!
Go ahead and insert your USB/SD into your Wii/WiiU.
And Launch the HBC, Then Load "Nintendont".
Kudos! And Sorry For The Mistakes. It was a little rushed. xD
Trouble Shoot'n:
●The Game Crashes or Freezes:
This can be caused by a Number of things, such as;
the game being incompatible or it can be your SD/USB. Due to the Read/Write
Speeds, 2.277-3.319 has better performance.
Fix:
Transfer --> Game --> USB
or
Download A Newer Version Of Nintendont.
●The Loader has errors, such as:
AHB_PROT;
Fix:
You need to disable AHB_PROT:
You didn’t correctly install nintendont. read the install section above.
You need to copy the meta.xml in the same folder than nintendont. You also need the Homebrew Channel v1.0.7 or newer. Old version (HBC v1.0.6 and older) will not work.
If you have a meta.xml, make sure that the tag <ahb_access/> is present in your meta.xml.
The file should be created and updated automatically when launching nintendont.
If you are launching nintendont from an external loader (Wiiflow, USBLoaderGX, etc.) and encounter this error, you are not launching the loader correctly. Don’t launch it from priiloader auto-boot menu, go to The Homebrew channel and be sure your loader has a correct meta.xml file with the <ahb_access/> tag.
●The Loader Crashes or Freezes:
This problem is caused by a theme you have recently applied;
Fix:
Try reloading the theme, deleting, or applying another.
●More Trouble Shooting is available here: http://nintendont.net/troubleshooting-tips/
Heres Are More Detailed & Advanced Forum Post: http://gbatemp.net/threads/nintendont.349258/