#USB LOADER GX SETUP INSTALL#
I think the users prefer the Forwarder because you install it once on your Wii, and you don't have to update it. It's only used to launch another program from the SD or USB. The forwarder (GameID: UNEO) is a channel without the program. You don't need to place the program on the SD card or the USB.
#USB LOADER GX SETUP FULL#
The full loader (GameID: UNLR) will install the loader in your Wii. Here is the differences between the simple channel and the forwarder: You can install either the full loader "channel" or the "Forwarder" channel (you can install both, but it will be very confusing after an update, so just choose one). The channel and the forwarder are two different "channels" type which you can install on your wii System menu. The program file to be launched from the Homebrew channel (apps/usbloader_gx/boot.dol) The All-In-One package contains three different file which will be useful to you:ģ.
It will create a file with all your current setup. You can verify what's installed on your Wii using a System check program. How do i know which IOSs have installed on my Wii and which one is the default boot for an app (eg the loader as indicated above)? This package should be prefered by people using IOS250 as their default boot IOS for the loader. This package includes AHBPROT enabled on the channel version and the forwarder channel. To use the channels in the package you need to have IOS58 installed. The ultimative All-In-One package for USB Loader GX v2.3. USBLoader_GX_V2_3_AllinOnePackage_IOS249.zip I need it for basic functions like backing up my Wii discs and load them from USB HDD.Īt the download page of the official page () i found for example one of these statements for one of the packages: Now i would like to install the USB Loader GX, though i'm not sure about which files/packages to install. I just got a Wii on 4.3 and i have installed HBC, through Letterbomb and (following tutorial on Wiibrew).
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