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A proper IOS should now be launched, and the Wiimote can now connect.

Move through the filesystem to reach bootmini.elf.Navigate to the SD card button and press it.Extract the HackMii Installer and copy boot.elf and bootmini.elf to your SD card.

If you already have BootMii installed, then you can use the SD loader to load the HackMii Installer. The installation should be automatic from this point on, and your Wii will reboot.

Press when told to continue installing HBC and BootMii.

Wait for the Hackmii Installer to run tests on your Wii.

Boot the loader that will work for your System Menu.

Place the boot.elf file in the location of your SD card that the loader specifies.

Extract the HackMii Installer to find the boot.elf.

If you already have a homebrew loader capable of running unsigned code ( Homebrew Channel, HomebrewFilter, etc.), you can use it to load the HackMii Installer. QUOTE(Arm the Homeless Nov 6 2008, 04:08 PM) Nobody needs meta.xml files or icon.Using a previous unsigned code-loading method In fact, there is NO NEED for DVDx anymore, because adding that line to meta.xml WILL DO EXACTLY THE SAME THING as having DVDx installed (assuming you're launching from HBC and not a forwarder). Sorry if I sound like an idiot, I'm a bit new to this stuff! Thanks

When I try to run the homebrew installer again, I'm not getting any option to install DVDX. Can anyone help with this? I've tried following some of the previous steps but have had no luck. However, when I come to run it now and try to load the roms from the DVD, I'm getting an error message saying "DVDX V2 not found". When I first installed Wii 64, I burnt a load of games to a DVD-R and the emulator was loading from the disc just fine. I've got the latest version of the homebrew channel up and running (1.0.8) so everything should be fine. I'm having some problems with the N64 emulator.