Hacking What will happen if i install 49 WADS ?

[drmarvin]

So, the simple answer is "if you install more channels than can be displayed, they will not display the extras". If you have the space, it won't wreak anything. If you want to launch the other titles, use something like postloader2.

All fixed. To put more on than you have that space for, you can either have them on the SD card, or use SNEEK/UNEEK as a solution with virtual NANDs.

Cheers

 

[Hielkenator]

Isn't there an app to launch the channels installed in the NAND, kind of like WiiXplorer lets you do by going to Start > Channels, but that was written specifically for this task and features a UI based on this function?
If not, it would be nice if someone wrote it. It would be especially useful for use with SNEEK NANDs that are loaded with channels.

Solution: Joyflow for Uneek, Postloader with priiloader if booting from normal nand.

 

[renejr902]

thanks all for answer

i reading all that stuff now

 

[Saoron]

When i first hacked my Wii, I installed OoT many times even though it went over the memory limit. All that happened was, when I started my Wii, it would only give me the option to delete channels and save files until there was enough room (that was all I could do, if I didn't delete enough, I couldn't exit). Which didn't make sense to me, because it would say 0 pages free (or w.e it is), and yet the VC would be there... and my Wii never bricked suprisingly, even though I did this probably 5 times.

 

[jalaneme]

a clever idea for you renejr902 is to just install a nes emulator, that way you save your space and you can use a classic controller or gamecube pad.

http://wiibrew.org/wiki/Nes

stick a external HHD in your wii and some games and you are done, problem solved, there is no need to use internal space on the wii.

 

[smf]

When i first hacked my Wii, I installed OoT many times even though it went over the memory limit. All that happened was, when I started my Wii, it would only give me the option to delete channels and save files until there was enough room (that was all I could do, if I didn't delete enough, I couldn't exit). Which didn't make sense to me, because it would say 0 pages free (or w.e it is), and yet the VC would be there... and my Wii never bricked suprisingly, even though I did this probably 5 times.

The Wii keeps some free blocks for itself in case of emergencies, so when it says your nand is full then it's not really.

If the nand was really full then you may have problems as it writes files to do certain things & if there is no space at all then it would cause problems.