DeathGrind said:
first of all, nice guide.
I used WAD manger 1.21 and successfully installed a VC game. My Question is really easy...
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WARNING!!! DO NOT INSTALL MORE VC GAMES THAN YOUR WII HAS SPACE FOR!
How can i tell how much space i have left on my Wii?
I found in the wii where it tells me how many blocks i have, but that doesn't help me as my .wads are in MB.
Please someone enlighten me
I just assume that any WiiWare or VC wad is 300 blocks, as this pretty much the limit.
I just helped a friend set up the Homebrew Channel & install wads. This is the guide I made for him..
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First you need to install the Homebrew Channel by following this simple guide..
http://lifehacker.com/400581/hack-your-wii...nd-dvd-playback
Once you have the Homebrew Channel, you’ll need to add the wad installer/uninstaller apps found
here to your apps folder on your SD card. Just cut the installer & the uninstaller out of the apps folder that comes with this download & paste them into the apps folder you already have created on your SD by installing the Homebrew Channel.
Now when you start up the Homebrew Channel, you will see the wad installer/uninstaller with the rest of your apps.
Now you need some wads to install. Go here..
Only install PAL wads. NTSC wads will not work on a PAL machine.
Create a folder on the root of your SD card called ‘wad’. Download whatever games/wads you want & copy them to the ‘wad’ folder on your SD card. Make sure your Wii has enough blocks free for whatever wads you are copying to the SD, as the wad installer will install every wad found in the wad folder when you run the install programme. I just install one at a time to be safe.
When you want to delete a wad, don’t delete the channel as you would normally as this leaves behind tickets & various other hidden files. Instead, just run the wad uninstaller on the Homebrew Channel. The wad uninstaller will uninstall any game that’s on your Wii menu that can be found in your wad folder on the SD card. So the careful adding & removing of wads from this folder is essential to stay on top of things. I usually install a wad & then delete it from the wad folder on the SD card as soon as it’s done. When I want to remove it, I just put it back on the SD card, uninstall it & then delete it again, keeping the SD card clean at all times.
Here are some Youtube guides that might help..
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=StlZ-JtlDXw
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=LwQm5bebY6w
It’s pretty easy actually once you get your head round it all.
FREE GAMES! w00t!! =D