Hey guys,
I used to be a regular lurking these forums, but I took a "break" from Wii related stuff, so I had to catch up by doing a lot of reading. Recently, I got interested in the TCP function of the HBC, which lets you send ELFs & DOLs to your Wii over WiFi.
So, I gave it a shot with wiiload.
Basically, I just followed some of the instructions over at the wiibrew page to add 'Send to Wii' to my right-click context menu.
So yeah, I did that.. but, if I try to use it, I get the following error messages:
After I click OK, the normal TCP GUI just shows up.. =/ I tried forwarding TCP port 4299 on my Wii's IP, but that didn't work either.
Any ideas, guys? I'd appreciate it! Thanks!
I used to be a regular lurking these forums, but I took a "break" from Wii related stuff, so I had to catch up by doing a lot of reading. Recently, I got interested in the TCP function of the HBC, which lets you send ELFs & DOLs to your Wii over WiFi.
So, I gave it a shot with wiiload.
Basically, I just followed some of the instructions over at the wiibrew page to add 'Send to Wii' to my right-click context menu.
QUOTE said:Right-click Context Menu
Warning! Messing in your Registry is risky, if you mess it up, Wiibrew or I hold no responsibility!
* Make sure wiiload.exe is in c:\windows\system32
* Paste this into a Notepad document and save it as wiiload.reg
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.elf\shell\Send to Wii\command]
@="wiiload %1"
* Then, double-click the file and choose to "Import into Registry". You may, if you wish, now delete the wiiload.reg file.
* Now you can right click any .elf file, and "send to wii"
So yeah, I did that.. but, if I try to use it, I get the following error messages:
After I click OK, the normal TCP GUI just shows up.. =/ I tried forwarding TCP port 4299 on my Wii's IP, but that didn't work either.
Any ideas, guys? I'd appreciate it! Thanks!