Is it possible to download a USB-Loader from the Internet directly to Wii Homebrew??

[Brian_Wii]

Hi all,
I have just bought a Wii with no SD-card.
Was told that it was chipped many years ago so instead of an SD-card there is just a small flat-wire that goes inside.
Wanted to get the Homebrew and Wiiflow so I can run games from a USB-Flash or HDD.
Have found out how to download the Homebrew succesfully from the internet directly to the Wii using the DNS-setting.
Is it possible to also download a USB-Loader like Wiiflow the same way ?
If not, then please advise how to install it via USB-interface.

 

[jeannotte]

Hello,

from what I understand you don't have an SD card?

So on your USB support (usb key or Recommend ==> external hard drive), format it in FAT 32 and place your homebrews , your loaders (as you will do on your SD) on your support, then go to HBC ==> press 1 on your wiimote and put "" USB device "", and voila you will see your homebrews appear.

 

[Brian_Wii]

Hello,

from what I understand you don't have an SD card?

So on your USB support (usb key or Recommend ==> external hard drive), format it in FAT 32 and place your homebrews , your loaders (as you will do on your SD) on your support, then go to HBC ==> press 1 on your wiimote and put "" USB device "", and voila you will see your homebrews appear.

Hello,
Thanks for the assistance, it works so I can access my apps in Homebrew.
However, as the disk needs to be in FAT32 format, I have not succeded in putting any games on it.
Tried to setup a usb-hdd with a 10GB FAT32 Partition and the rest 200GB as a NTFS-partition for games, but then the Wii would not read the disk at all. Apps in Homebrew will only appear if disk is only FAT32....
Any ideas ??

 

[jeannotte]

put the whole partition of the external hard drive in FAT32 and use "" wii backup manager "" to manage the games.

wii backup manager == <http://www.wiibackupmanager.co.uk/downloads.html

disc in FAT32 ==> you can put Wii games and Gamecube games on it.