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Glad it helped!

Thanks for your comments. I'd try downloading another version of the ROM. I'm pretty sure I've had that game running on mine.

Thanks. Glad you enjoyed it.

You need to find where the save game files are stored and copy your files in there.

@@BytesNBits thank you!

I think this video needs updating. The newer versions of the Pi OS miss part of the code the driver depends on. You could try installing an older version of the Pi OS. You'd need to use one from before the start of 2024.

@@BytesNBits i used retropie from 2022 but i ran sudo apt update, could that have updated it so that it doesn't work? either way im gonna try reinstalling retropie later, thanks

Thanks. Shame it's only a short intro piece.

I'll have to admin I tend to use RetroPie on my Raspberry Pis.

GameCube games came on mini CDs so mostly you'll find the game dumps as ISO image files. There wasn't really any ROM as such to copy.

@@BytesNBits i want play at virtua striker 4, but i hevent ISO..olny Rom..

There are a number of display options in DOSBox. Have a play around with those. I think it talks you through the options in the documentation.

Make sure your WiiMote is still connected (there should be a light on it). Are you using an original controller. Some of the third party ones don't work as well with the homebrew.

Got it, I used another wiimote, same model number but one worked, one didn't.

Make sure you've got all the files copied over to the SD card correctly. If it's still doing it restart from the beginning.

Have fun!

Make sure you've got all the cIOS files installed. If that all checks out try a different usb drive. Some aren't compatible.

Try this version of the hack - czcams.com/video/8RdwHT3C16E/video.html. It gets everything ready on the PC first.

Thanks for the tip. You've been adding a lot of games!!

@@BytesNBits well I thought why not! But there is a limit of 300 tiles, putting games in folders might solve the issue or using 2 SD cards 😉

I covered DS games in a separate video - czcams.com/video/7EIjoR55iCQ/video.html

I guess it's personal taste. They all use the same emulators in the end.

Glad I could help

Okay I figured out that my Wii isn’t connecting to the internet for sum reason. Can I just reconnect on another connection and retype in the dns or restart the entire thing?

Just set up your wifi connection again using the normal settings. You only need the exploit dns servers for the actual hack.

@@BytesNBits figured out the actual problem. My usb corrupted somehow but thank you for the info regardless

I guess it's a matter of personal taste. They all end up using the same emulators.

Make sure you've got the cIOS files installed. Or run this alternative hack - czcams.com/video/8RdwHT3C16E/video.html. It installa a fuller set of software that might solve your problem.

@@BytesNBits I figured out my problem. It was a formatting issue with my USB drive. Thank you though!

Yes. The R4 card pretends to be a game. So the DS just thinks its starting a game which then takes control of the system. Take it back out and you're back to a normal DS.

I'm still getting the download link working. Make sure you use the link in the description.

Great. Can you please explain it to me? :)

Stopped at the installing games part .. as trying to find a game archive worthy torrent etc

Yes. Nintendo have been forcing some of the best places to remove their Nintendo games.

Launchbox has a great Mame installation system. Get hold of a rom set first, then install Launchbox, then run the Mame installer inside Launchbox. Have a look at czcams.com/video/KkLosR5Zx3E/video.htmlsi=K7TBy58pa3XYJw_2

It sounds like you've got a mismatch between your Mame version and romset version. Make sure you download a romset where you know what version it is. When you install through Launchbox make sure it's got the right version number selected. Things should work much better. Good luck!

Thanks for the tip.

This hack is only for the DSi. The DS needs the R4 card.

Glad I could help!

The install process ends up making a couple of copies of the game so it does use some space. I tend to build the GOD package on my PC hard drive and just copy over the end result.

That's a good question. Nintendo have been forcing a number of sites to take down their Nintendo files. You'll need to search around.

You do need to have a reasonable USB stick for it to run smoothly, but I'm not sure if a slow drive would cause it to crash. It might be the drives have some errors on them. If you can try another drive that should answer the drive question.

On your sd card there is a folder called bootmii, you can rename this folder to something else (don't delete it in case you need to use BootMii in the future). Or inside that folder there is a file called bootmii.ini. You can edit that file with notepad or similar, you just add the following linea to the end of the file. AUTOBOOT=SYSMENU

Once you've registered device, click on devices and open specific Xbox 360, at the bottom you'll see 'Related Links'... (Reset pass code)

Make sure you've got all the files copied over to the SD card and put in the right places as per the video. It sounds like something's gone wrong.

Hope you enjoy it!

Check out my RGH installation video. After the hack I set it up and block Microsoft Live access. Once that setting is turned on you can connect to the Internet and use it safely.

I'm not sure. The XBox does some funny stuff on the hard drive to lock it to the specific XBox and I don't know if RGH blocks this. I don;t know for sure but there might be a risk of overwriting some important info. Please have a look around for someone who knows.

GC games still crash on USB LoaderGX. Help?

​​@@lorenzor7993 Sorry to hear about that, I can try but I'll need more info, without a detailed account of your exact situation I'm even more in the dark than you are. ▪︎ Did you follow step by step this guide withoud deviating from it (I need to know if we are on the same page) ? ▪︎ Have you tried running a bunch of different GC games from USBLoader or just one? It's a big maybe but there's a slim chance that one specific game is corrupted. If, instead, you tried with multiple GC games and all crashed, we can cross out that possibility. ▪︎ Do the GC games work if you run them from Nintendont ? Access Nintendont and try to play the games from there, no USBLoader involved. if they play fine that means that the issue is between USBloaderGX and Nintendont (best case scenario). Otherwise, if the games crash / won't start even when launched just from Nintendont, well that could be caused by a number of things.

I did everything you said, but it still does not work. All my settings with the video are the same. I can play and safe GC games from Nintendont. I have tried multiple GC games through USB Loader and they don’t work. The problem has to be with USB Loaders. Do you think I should put Mem Emulation to “on” instead of “individual”?

Now when I start up the games through USB loader, it first pop up the Nintendont screen after that the screen goes pitch black, but when I start up directly throug Nintendont, zero problems.

​​@@lorenzor7993Yeah, it seems the issue is with USBLoaderGX ▪︎Are you using a USB drive, a USB stick or an SD Card? I've read that, for many people, similar issues were related to the kind of storage unit they were using. Some fixed it by switching from an HDD or SSD to a flash drive, others the exact opposite. I can't verify those claims as I've only ever used an SD card but it's worth keeping in mind that it may have something to do with the support you're using. Back to USBLoaderGX setting... ▪︎You can try going in the USBLoader settings, find the Custom Paths section, scroll down and check that all the relavant paths are correct, SAME exact name as your folders, no Capital letters where there shouldn't be. Set these Paths manually (by clicking on them and navigating your folders), even if they appear correct on the preview: - Homebrew Apps Path > sd:/apps/ - Main GameCibe Path > sd:/games/ - SD GameCube Path > sd:/games/ - Nintendont Loader Path > sd:/apps/Nintendont/ I use an SD Card but if you are using a USB Device I think it will be mostly the same, probably instead of the prefix "sd:" there will be a "usb:" or something similar. You can also try to: ▪︎ Turn off nintendont auto boot in USBloader gx settings. ▪︎ Change "Video Mode" in USBloader gx settings, try to select the other 2 options (force NTSC or force PAL) ▪︎ Reinstall the cIOS (but if you followed BytesNBits tutorials this should not be the issue).

Great to hear.

They are a great gaming console. Keep you eye open on eBay. I got my DSi for about £25 in good condition.

Check the 3DS guide for some tips. But I think you may have to run through the hacking process again.

Make sure you check your config.txt settings to ensure the audio drivers are turned on.

That's a great improvement to the code. Thanks.

Yes. You'll need that in there to allow homebrew to run.

@@BytesNBits Okay, thanks, so the SD card stays in and the USB I put the games on stays in too?

@@jovanmladenovic1270 Yes. You're basically running your Wii from these two drives. You should only need to take them out to add new software to the Homebrew setup.

@@BytesNBits okay, Im doing it right now but when i open homebrew for the first time its empty. What do I do now?

@@jovanmladenovic1270 You'll need to install some homebrew apps onto your SD card. Please have a look at the video to see what and how to install them.