Install to NAND is possible already. Download to NAND is planned but low priority.
Added it to my todo list.
Thanks xDInstall to NAND is possible already. Download to NAND is planned but low priority.
Added it to my todo list.
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I fixed the '' Homebrew Launcher Channel is probably outdated! '' By doing this here (it's on page 9 of the post), I strongly recommend you to always take a look at the post to see if anyone faced any similar problems.I put this on Install folder and installed this without any problems using the WUP Installer GX2 on Hacxi with Mocha CFW enabled.
But when I tried to open it on the Wii U menu it crashed on a black screen, you know how to fix it?
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Now even Hacxi is giving me a black screen. lol
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My mistake, it's just a long black screen, but after about 20 seconds he joined the Homebrew Launcher, I really don't know why it took so long
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Thank you very much, now everything is working perfectly here.
Eu consertei o ''Homebrew Launcher Channel is probably outdated!'' fazendo isso aqui ( está na pagina 9 do post ), eu recomendo fortemente vocês sempre darem uma olhada no post para ver se alguém enfrentou algum problema semelhante.
As Nintendo no longer cares for the Wii U and hasn't released an update for it in years, I wouldn't worry about that, unlike the 3DS, the Wii U isn't even manufactured or mentioned on Nintendo's official website. I believe that as long as his eShop is up and running the app will work.
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I was downloading Bayonetta 2 since yesterday morning (Downloading on USB and installing on NAND) but after a while it just crashed on this screen here:
Now I have no option if I don't turn off the console because no buttons respond.
Is there any way to prevent this from happening again ?, as Bayonetta 2 is a relatively heavy game it would be horrible to go through it again, It would be interesting if it were possible to add an option that could resume the download from where it left off in the event of a crash like that.
Now I have no option if I don't turn off the console because no buttons respond.
Is there any way to prevent this from happening again ?, as Bayonetta 2 is a relatively heavy game it would be horrible to go through it again, It would be interesting if it were possible to add an option that could resume the download from where it left off in the event of a crash like that.
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I just tried to download Paper Mario Color Splash and it crashed on me when I started it, is there a reason for that? Games downloaded to the SD Card worked fine, it just makes that awful sound that every Wii/Wii U does when it crashes
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It should resume the download when you try to download it again.
What exactly crashed, NUSspli when starting the download or the game when launched? Also make sure the external HDD gets enough power.
NUSspli crashed when starting the Download of the American release, Game & Wario and some other games installed just fine and the European Paper Mario Color Splash started downloading but it crashes on the 13th file every time. Is there a delete option to delete the game from USB:/install/? I would like to erase my halfway download that crashes halfway through and start over but I can't access the HDD and delete it myself due to the Wii U partitions on a USB Drive being weird
@Chuardo Thanks for this, will try to recreate it soon.
There's currently no way to delete the files from within NUSspli but you could use FTPiiU Everywhere for that. Just keep in mind that there are two versions: If one can't access the USB drive try the other.
//EDIT: Crash confirmed, thanks a lot. Will look more into it later.
There's currently no way to delete the files from within NUSspli but you could use FTPiiU Everywhere for that. Just keep in mind that there are two versions: If one can't access the USB drive try the other.
//EDIT: Crash confirmed, thanks a lot. Will look more into it later.
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