INFO: uLoader 4.5B released along with updated cIOS222.
HOWTO: Play WiiWare & VC games via uLoader.Ade's Choice 51: Silent Hill: Shattered Memories.
INFO: Download packs updated included uLoader 4.9C. Ade’s Choice 48: New Super Mario Bros Wii. Ade’s Choice 49: Muramasa: The Demon Blade. INFO: Happy Holidays & comments to be closed over festive period. HOWTO: Extracting WAD files from a pre-existing NAND dump. Ade’s Choice: The best of Wiiware and VC so far. INFO: uLoader 4.5B released along with updated cIOS222. HOWTO: Play WiiWare & VC games via uLoader. Ade’s Choice 51: Silent Hill: Shattered Memories. INFO: Download packs updated included uLoader 4.9C. I just want to know why Priiloader is not booting the system menu for some people. Installing Priiloader and THEN the system menu would erase Priiloader. Before I install Priiloader I already have a system menu. That is easily fixed by installing the System menu wad of the region and version of the system the wii had on it,before priiloader was installed and reinstalling priiloader.Īnd this, Thats illogical. In Priiloader the Wii menu isn’t loading for some people because the installer didn’t move th menu and overwrote it with priiloader. Preloader needs it patched,that’s why the installer is doing it. However someone said this Priiloader dosn’t need a patched SysIOS, that’s is even the purpose of priiloader. The solution for this issue is to install the system ios70-64-v6687.wad Many users have reported their Priiloader does not boot the system menu due to unpatched system menu IOS. I’ve been doing some research into the problem I was having with priiloader as I very much would like to have it installed. I'm also in the process of integrating Nintendont's controller handler code into a cIOS 249 for use with Brawl (and any other official game that support GC pads) but i really doubt it will work with homebrew apps.Adewii. Or just take the shortcut and make the Power button go forward through selections and Reset select them, and add a "back" button we can scroll to and then press reset, really i'm not against standing up and pressing those buttons if needed, as long as i don't need batteries again. You can just write your own support for it, but you need to learn the HID interface and have one USB gamepad to make it work. It doesn't need any config files as it does the key detection itself and it should work as normal, do note that it only patches official Nintendo SDK input functions, but you could make them point (or directly trigger them and skip all that patching crap) to the ones in this app Oh heck no, of course it's just a USB gamepad, if it was connected via a GC adapter then i wouldn't be asking for this, instead i'm asking for you to see if you can try out looking at Nintendont's code to do this, basically it just regulates both GC controller input and USB gamepad input and translates the latter to the former.
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