Hacking Homebrew have couple of question

[anthony001]

my wiiu is 5.5.1u and i have a haxchi installed on my wiiu using the ds game method. (not the coldboot one)
1. is there a newer hack? how do i switch to this newer hack from my old haxchi one?
2. what microsd card is supported and what size
3. what great homebrew do you guys recommend?
4. can i use other controller on wiiu?
5. ia it now safe to go online since nintendo is now shutting down online? are there 3rd party online tool?
6. whenever i launch haxchi it gives me a -3. am i doing something wronga m

 

[KleinesSinchen]

1. There is Tiramisu. Refer to https://wiiu.hacks.guide/#/
2. If formatted to FAT32, any size should work (SDHC/SDXC). SDXC (64GB and more) come with exFAT by default and have to be reformatted. Maybe 2TB is a hard limit, but I don't know how SDUC will behave (maybe 512byte sector size → 2TB FAT32 limit)
3. No idea. Wii U doesn't have that much. Maybe somebody else has ideas. Just browse through the (small) Homebrew Store on your Wii U.
4. Search for Bloopair. It should be mentioned when downloading the Tiramisu files
5. To my knowledge there was never a problem to go online with homebrew/CFW
6. Homebrew launcher (payload?) missing on SD.
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Remember that deleting the Haxchi title is a guaranteed brick for CBHC (cooldboot). Make 100% sure you do not have CBHC. If it says "Autobooting" at startup or there is a title "Do not touch me" then please run CBHC uninstaller before anything else.

Good luck and have fun!

 

[jeannotte]

Hello,

if you want some details, see here ==>TIRAMISU

I have a 64gb sd card, and the black 32gb wii u

sd card problems

IOSUHax/CBHC/Haxchi/Mocha SD Loader Error Code List:
-1: related to HBL, unable to open or not enough memory to open elf HBL file
-2: bound to HBL, entry point not found.
-3: SD card not found
- 4: SD card found, impossible to mount it
-5: SD card found, able to mount it, cannot find/read/open file
-6: insufficient memory to open the file

The card is detected, but it can't mount the partition, it looks like a partition problem.
Are you sure you formatted it in FAT32 and not exFAT?
Also, should be MBR (not GPT, although SD formatters should choose MBR automatically)