Hacking Installed HomeBrew Channel, now how do I...

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ok I installed the Homebrew Channel using the ISO/DVD method (No TP hack stuff to deal with).

So now I have the Homebrew channel which when I click on it, it quckliy checks for SD card then there is nothing besides a flashing icon on the bottom right corner which I don't know what it is.

Anyway, my question is, do I now have to install Wad Manager or Wad Installer? if so which one? I would prefer the one that resides inside the HB channel rather than create a new channel for it.

I tried just creating a "wad" directory on SD card and putting a wad file in there and inserted the SD into the Wii but HB did not show anything. Yes I have it formatted to FAT (not FAT32).

So basically how do I proceed now?

TIA
 
download the wad MANAGER app, then on the root of your SD card (open your SD card then dont go any further) create a folder named apps then inside there put all the wad manager files inside the apps folder and then it should appear, with each wad you wish to install/uninstall, place it in the wad folder and load up the HB and load up the manager
 
Thanks for the reply, but that didn't work.

I created the /apps/ directory and please wad-manager_v1.elf (which was the only file besides the 2 readmes inside the rar I downloaded) inside the /apps/ dir
I put opera internet channel wad file in /wad/ dir
both /apps/ and /wad/ are in the root of the SD card.

I must be doing something wrong, any ideas what that might be?
 
I'm pretty sure you have to rename wad-manager_v1.elf to boot.elf in order for the homebrew channel to recognize it.
 
ok got it working. There was a problem with my SD card so used another one and then used a Wii Homebrew Kit from the following site

HomeBrew tutorial


Thanks for the all the helpful information. I really appreciate it.
 

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