Ok you can flame me if you want, I have searched the topics, but did not find exactly what I wanted to this question. I have backup loader gamma, and want to install neogamma with cios 13a. What are exactly the steps to acomplish this. I have no network connection. I would also like to know how much free space is needed to not have to worry about bricking while installing. Any help is appreciated. I have system menu 3.3 if needed. Thanks in advance.
Hacking Installing neogamma
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backup loader gamma=outdated badly
3.3=outdated
cios rev 14 is better than 13!
if i was you id go to http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=144835 have a good read and get updated
this is best and safest way to go
3.3=outdated
cios rev 14 is better than 13!
if i was you id go to http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=144835 have a good read and get updated
this is best and safest way to go
Thanks, was hoping I could just install new cios over old one and install neogamma with channel, but looks like there are many other steps to the process.
You can install an new cIOS over an old one.
You can install Neogamma with channel. Look around for an forwarder channel and put the latest release on your sd card under sdcard:\apps\neogamma.
That's all.
You can install Neogamma with channel. Look around for an forwarder channel and put the latest release on your sd card under sdcard:\apps\neogamma.
That's all.
Thanks, that should be easy, does anyone know how much free space is needed to insure clean install?
Still have a couple questions. Will this work with 3.3. and how much space do I need in wii memory to insure clean install? Thanks again in advance.
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