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It should take you to the page with the download. Click Download Now. Then make a folder in the root of your SD card titled 'WAD' (No quotations) Once you have downloaded the wad file, copy and paste the file into the new WAD folder in your SD card. Now, place your SD card into your wii and go to the wad manager app on the homebrew channel. Home Forums PC, Console & Handheld Discussions Nintendo Wii Discussions Wii - Backup Loaders Where to download the latest WiiFlow.wad file? By Haloman800, Nov 6, 2010 42,442 17 0. Download USBLoaderGX for free. Game backup loader for Wii and vWii. USBLoaderGX is a GUI for Waninkoko's USB Loader, based on libwiigui. It allows listing and launching Wii games, Gamecube games and homebrew on Wii and WiiU vWii mode.

Wiiload
General
Author(s)dhewg
TypePC utility
Version0.5
Links
Download
Source

Wiiload is a method of loading .dol and .elf files over the network. Also, you can use Wiiload to install homebrew applications directly onto your SD card. If the icon in the very bottom right of the Homebrew Channel is lit up, it should work for you.

First download the package, which includes all version of Wiiload. Then determine your Wii's IP address by pressing the home button on the Wiimote at the Homebrew Channel's main screen. After that, follow the instructions for your operating system.

  • 1Windows
  • 2Mac and Linux
  • 4Third-party Extensions (compatible with the latest HBC (1.1.2))
  • 5Third-party Extensions (ONLY compatible with HBC v1.0.4 and below)

Windows

  • Set the environment variable by going to your computer's Control Panel -> System -> Advanced -> Environment Variables, then click 'new' under either category. The variable name is WIILOAD and the value is tcp:yourIP, where yourIP is the Wii's IP/hostname. Click 'OK' here and in System Properties.
  • Turn the Wii on and go to the homebrew channel.
  • Go to wherever you put the pack you downloaded and extracted in step one, open the Wiiload folder, and open the win32 folder. You should see a single executable, wiiload.exe. Drop a .elf on this and it should load on the Wii.
  • You can create a shortcut and drop files on that, if you prefer.
  • You can also copy wiiload somewhere convenient (like %windir%system32) and use the command line:

Send ShellExtension

Send ShellExtension is a automated installation for right-click context menu and default icon for .ELF in Windows.

Right-click Context Menu

Warning! Messing in your Registry is risky, if you mess it up, Wiibrew or I hold no responsibility!

  • Make sure wiiload.exe is in c:windowssystem32
  • Paste this into a Notepad document and save it as wiiload.reg
  • Then, double-click the file and choose to 'Import into Registry'. You may, if you wish, now delete the wiiload.reg file.
  • Now you can right click any .elf file, and 'send to wii' :)

Of course, you still need the system variable set correctly.Works under Vista

GizmoTheGreen/Lukegb

Some additional information:

  • This can also be modified to support DOL files. Here is the code for that registry patch...
    • Notice the change in the extension, this can be changed to whatever you need.
  • This works in (at least) XP, Vista, and Windows 7.
  • You may have to experiment with the '@=' line, if the code fails try changing the registry patch to have @=wiiload %1 (no quotes).

Batch file

  • You can put wiiload in a folder along with this batch file:

Note: change the 'set WIILOAD=tcp:192.168.1.6' line to your own needs.Note2: remove the 'PAUSE' at the end of the file if you want the DOS window to auto close.Note3: change 'c:wiiwiiload.exe %1' to where wiiload.exe is.

  • Then double click the elf/dol file and choose 'select a program from the list'. Look for the batch file and tick the 'always use this program to run this files'.
  • If dol/elf files are already associated right click+shift and select 'open with', then 'select a program from the list' and follow above's instructions.

Batch file based on the one here: http://www.rgagnon.com/gp/gp-0009.html

Mac and Linux

With Terminal.app

  • Set the environment variable by opening up Terminal (in Applications/Utilities) and entering 'export WIILOAD=tcp:yourIP' where yourIP is the Wii's IP.
  • Still in Terminal, cd to the folder where you extracted the file from step one. If you extracted the file to your Documents folder, this would be 'cd ~/Documents/the_homebrew_Channel-beta_7/wiiload/osx'.
  • Still in terminal, enter 'chmod 755 wiiload'.
  • For convenience sake, put the file you wish to load in the same directory as this file.
  • Turn the Wii on and go to the homebrew channel.
  • In terminal, enter './wiiload boot.elf', assuming the .elf is called boot.elf and is in the same directory as wiiload.

With Xcode's Build and Go

  • In your Project's window control-click on Executables and choose Add > New Custom Executable...
  • Name it 'wiiload'
  • Click 'Choose...' then hit Command+Shift+G and type '/opt/devkitpro/devkitPPC/bin/' then hit enter. Select wiiload, click Choose and then the Next button.
  • On the next screen click the Arguments tab.
  • Add an argument with the value $(SRCROOT)/$(PROJECT_NAME).dol
  • Add a variable named WIILOAD with the value tcp:[your Wii's IP address] (without the square brackets)
  • Now hit the Build and Go button or Command+Return and Xcode will build your project and send it to your Wii!

With wiiload.py

wiiload.py is a 42-line python program that can upload files over the network. It is used in the same way as the regular wiiload (i.e. put the IP address in the environment variable WIILOAD and give the the .dol filename and the arguments on the command line).

  • Download it from http://pastebin.com/4nWAkBpw,
  • make it executable with 'chmod a+x wiiload.py',
  • export WIILOAD=tcp:192.168.0.45

then run it like this

  • ./wiiload.py /path/to/my/boot.dol argument1 argument2

With Android

Wiiload for Android is an Android port of JWiiload. It accepts .dol, .elf, and supports sending .zip to 1.1.0 for installation, and provides a graphical interface. To use it, one opens the app, selects a file, and then hits scan or enters the wii address. Once that is set up, the user hits send and it will be sent directly to the Wii, no PC involved.

Uploading applications to SD card

Set up a zip file that contains 'only' the folder of the application you wish to install, and inside it must contain your .dol and/or .elf file. Then save the zip file as you see fit, and use Wiiload to upload.

For example, to upload WiiPhysics, create a folder called 'WiiPhysics'. Inside that folder will be the 'boot.dol' file, the 'icon.png' file, and the 'meta.xml' file. Zip the folder so that you create a 'WiiPhysics.zip' file containing the 'WiiPhysics' folder and its contents. Then, use Wiiload to upload as described above, or using one of the third-party extensions below.

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Third-party Extensions (compatible with the latest HBC (1.1.2))

TransmitMii

A Wiiload-based tool by Leathl that allows you to upload via Homebrew Channel (before AND after the 1.0.5 patch). For Windows.

WiiBuilder

WiiBuilder is a Windows software used for loading Wii executable files (.dol and .elf) from a computer to a Wii with the Homebrew Channel running. A zip file containing an application could be sent too, it must have one directory in the root of the archive containing the boot.elf/dol file. An IP address must be entered in the Settings.

WiiloadGUI

A wrapper for wiiload by Team Twiizers [http://bootmii.org] which allows for loading of dols/elfs/zips directly from Finder. The app remembers your Wii's ip-address and autoboots on drag-'n-drop or when invoked through file association. The bundled version of wiiload is the precompiled osx-binary included in the hackmii-installer v0.5.

Sendelf

A total replacement for Wiiload.

This is an application with a GUI created by henke37 & R-win to send '.elf' or '.dol' file to your Wii.This is the first screen:

  1. You have to put your Wii IP Address in the 'Wii IP:' section.
  2. Use the 'Browse..' button to search on your Computer for the '.elf' or '.dol'
  3. Click on the 'Send File!' button to send the file to your Wii who is already in the Homebrew Channel. You can set arguments for the '.elf' or '.dol' file in the 'Args:' section before pressing the 'Send File!' button.

JWiiload

JWiiload is entirely coded in Java. This allows an easy interface that can be run from any OS, so even the average user who isn't using Wiiload in a developing environment will have access to the convenience of the TCP utility. It also has a command line interface mode that can be called, although this doesn't necessarily have to be programmed in Java. JWiiload does not rely on the wiiload binaries, and instead operates entirely independently of them, enabling it to run on any OS that can utilize the Java Runtime Environment.

Due to JWiiload being independent of the binaries of regular Wiiload, it has been ported to Android in Wiiload for Android, and can be downloaded from the Android Market.

With PyWiiLoad

See PyWiiLoad.

Third-party Extensions (ONLY compatible with HBC v1.0.4 and below)

Multi-Platform GUI

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WiiTCPLoadGUI is an excellent and easy-to-use GUI front-end for loading Wiibrew over a wireless network.

WiiLoadGUI

I have made a straightforward, universal, Pashua and CocoaDialog based GUI available here (this is an esnips page so make sure you have ad blocking turned on). The app is a universal binary and supports OS X 10.3.9 - 10.5.x, the app's installer includes WiiLoad so no other copies are needed to run it. If you have any questions, suggestions or need support refer to the old version's talk page, the FAQ there is still relevant and updated. nliwilson. In the process I created a small icon for WiiLoad that is available here in jpeg format.

gWiiLoader

You can also use the very simple Python GTK+ GUI made by Mikezila, gWiiLoader.

Retrieved from 'https://wiibrew.org/w/index.php?title=Wiiload&oldid=105268'

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cIOS Installation

The cIOS (custom IOS) is a custom piece of software that is used by some applications that work with unofficial content.
By installing it, you can for example use Backup Loaders and install unofficial channels to your Wii menu.
Every cIOS uses an official IOS by Nintendo as its base.

While a cIOS is installed by most people for Backup Loaders, it is also needed by a handful of other applications to work.
There are many applications however that don't need a cIOS.
Most of the Homebrew Applications on Wiibrew only need the Homebrew Channel.


See below
Required
  • An SD Card (preferably non-SDHC) or USB device
  • Homebrew Channel installed (must be up to date!)
  • 2 cIOSs will be installed, which can be used by backup loaders and some other apps as well.


If you have no WiFi access on your Wii, follow these additional steps first. Else skip to the guide below.
The WiiU uses another method to get these WADs, so if you are softmodding a WiiU (vWii), you should skip these steps regardless.

Computer ----------------------
1. Start up NUS Downloader. If you don't have it, you can grab it on its page (or direct download link)
2. Make sure that 'Pack WAD' is enabled.
3. Using the database, navigate to the following files and press start NUS Download for each one:
  • IOS -> IOS56 -> v5661
  • IOS -> IOS57 -> v5918
4. Open the NUS Downloader directory (the folder where you placed NUS Downloader, you can use extras -> open NUSD directory to open it easily).
You will see a folder named titles. You will find two new folders in this directory:
  • 0000000100000038
  • 0000000100000039
In each folder, there is another folder for the version you just downloaded. Open this version folder and find a WAD file:
  • 0000000100000038 -> 5661 -> IOS56-64-v5661.wad
  • 0000000100000039 -> 5918 -> IOS57-64-v5918.wad
Copy both WAD files to the root of the SD card (or your USB device if you don't have an SD card).
Optionally, if you wish to verify that the downloaded WADs are correct, use a checksum tool (like fciv) to verify:
  • IOS56
    • MD5 = 5cdee6593cf0dacc18cf300b12166fde
    • SHA1 = 597c360e521ccd3062fd9c38c5369e691344d5e2
  • IOS57
    • MD5 = ac8bbbea38f29e8d8959badb3badf18e
    • SHA1 = b8fd4efbb6d7ae2f4e9328b3082901f5981701b1
Guide

Computer ----------------------
1. Start off by downloading the cIOS Installer (make sure to download the correct one):

Inside the zip will be an apps folder. Extract this folder to your SD card (merge with existing apps folder if needed).
Your SD card (or USB) should look like this:
SD
- IOS56-64-v5661.wad (optionally, for Wii offline guide)
- IOS57-64-v5918.wad (optionally, for Wii offline guide)
- /apps
- /d2x-cios-installer

Wii ----------------------
2. Insert you SD card (or USB) into the Wii.
Now locate the d2x cIOS installer and run it.

3. Wait for the app to load. Read the text on the welcome screen (if it interests you) and press A to continue.

4. You will now see the main configuration screen.
There are many different configurations you can make when installing cIOSs. This guide merely shows our own recommendations, based on the experience of the general community. They should work fine for 99% of all cases.
  • cIOS 249 base 56 v10 beta52
  • cIOS 250 base 57 v10 beta52
  • Your cursor ( > ) will be on the cIOS d2x Version. Change the version to v10 beta52 using the D-PAD (left/right).
  • Move down, and change the IOS Base to 56.
  • Move down again, and change the IOS slot to 249.
    • In some cases it may warn you that the current (c)IOS or IOS STUB will be overwritten. You can ignore this warning.
  • Move down, and change the cIOS revision to 65535.
    • This revision is only used by the Wii when checking updates. It is set to the highest version to prevent a system update from overriding it with a non-functional official IOS.
    • This option does not appear on the WiiU installer.
(note: in the screenshot below; the version is set to beta53-alt; we recommend using beta52 instead)

You are now ready to install, so press A to continue. You will land on an overview with the available cIOS slots.
The slot you just selected should be blinking. Several other slots may be highlighted in red or purple, depending on your console and possible previous softmods.


Wait for the progress to complete. It may take a while, especially for the online installation.
Once it finishes, you will land on another IOS overview screen.
Your freshly installed cIOS should be highlighted in a green color.
On the WiiU version, you will get a simple confirmation message instead.
Press the A button to go back to the configuration screen.
Next, you want to configure the second cIOS. This time, use the following settings:
  • d2x version: v10 beta52
  • cIOS base: 57
  • cIOS slot: 250.
  • cIOS revision: 65535

Again, press A to install it and wait for the process to finish.
Once everything is installed, press B to exit the application.


You are now able to run any backup loader you want! Enjoy!
We recommend you to use a USB loader.
USB loaders do not require DVD burning and have much better speeds and interfaces.



You just need an up-to-date Homebrew Channel installed, nothing else.
But what about the Trucha Bug Restorer / Dop-Mii / IOS236?
Those are outdated hacks, and using/installing them serves no purpose.
When should I follow the steps under 'Offline NUS Downloads'?
Those steps are for people who are softmodding a regular Wii and don't have WiFi on that console. The steps essentially pre-download some required files which are otherwise downloaded by the console itself. These files can not be included with the installer for legal reasons.
People softmodding a WiiU (vWii) can skip these steps regardless, since the installer will extract them from the console itself.
Can I use other cIOS configurations as the one in this guide?
Yes! As stated above, the configurations of this guide are recommendations based on various tests by the community. They should work for the majority of cases. But you are free to install different cIOSs in different slots. We only recommend to do this if our configurations don't work, though. If you do install your own cIOSs, make sure to select a slot above 200. Also don't use slot 254 (which is BootMii IOS).
What is the IOS base for?
Since building an IOS from scratch is not very easy; the cIOSs that we install merely apply some patches to the existing IOSs provided by Nintendo for the Wii. The IOS base determines what IOS the patches are applied to.
What is the IOS slot for?
The Wii is able to store multiple IOSs on its internal memory, with each IOS occupying its own slot. The slot is merely a number that tells the system where to load the IOS from. For example, IOS56 will be found in IOS slot 56. In order to avoid overriding the default IOSs that are installed on the system, cIOSs (which are custom IOS and thus occupy the same slots), are installed in slots above 200, which are empty or stubs by default.
What is the IOS revision for?
Each IOS has an internal version number. When an update needs to be done to an IOS, the version number is increased. The system, when it detects a newer version for an IOS, will prompt the user to start a system update. The revision of an installed cIOS is thus usually maxed out to prevent the system from overriding it with a non-functional official version.
What is NAND Emulation?
NAND emulation is an optional feature. It allows you to load things like virtual console games from a fake NAND (the internal memory of the console). This fake NAND (often called EmuNAND, Emulated NAND) is stored on the SD card rather than the console itself.
USB Loaders such as USB Loader GX and Wiiflow can create an EmuNAND and use it to launch titles.
What is the 'Current IOS' listed on the bottom of the installer?
This IOS is the one used to run the installer itself (all applications need an IOS to run). It has nothing to do with the cIOSs that are installed.
Do I need to install a cIOS to use Nintendont (GameCube Backup Loader)?
Nope. The cIOS is not used for GameCube backups. It is needed for Wii backups, though, and some USB loaders may need it to run.