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{{Infobox Wii Homebrews | {{Infobox Wii Homebrews | ||
|title=Bootmii Channel Forwarder | |title=Bootmii Channel Forwarder | ||
|image= | |image=bootmiichannelforwarderwii2.png | ||
|description= | |description=Configure bootmii to launch a channel that's already installed to your system menu. | ||
|author=XFlak | |author=XFlak | ||
|lastupdated=2022/03/27 | |lastupdated=2022/03/27 | ||
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|source= | |source= | ||
}} | }} | ||
Bootmii Channel Forwarder is a special bootmii folder that allows users to configure bootmii to launch a specific channel that is already installed on the system menu. It was released a long time ago and its current availability is uncertain, some users may not be aware of it or it might go by a different name. | |||
== | ==User guide== | ||
A console with bootmii installed as boot2 can autoboot to a channel without needing to use Priiloader. It can be set to launch the Open Homebrew Channel (normally bootmii only can boot into older\closed HBC installations). When bootmii is installed\launched as IOS with this folder saved to SD, it will forward as well. This may not be super useful especially given Priiloader exists, but here it is none the less. | |||
To edit the channel that will be launched, you can adjust the AUTOBOOT1 and AUTOBOOT2 settings in the bootmii.ini file. The example in the given information is set to launch the UNEO channel (USB Loader GX forwarder channel). Keep in mind that any lines starting with # are comments and ignored. | To edit the channel that will be launched, you can adjust the AUTOBOOT1 and AUTOBOOT2 settings in the bootmii.ini file. The example in the given information is set to launch the UNEO channel (USB Loader GX forwarder channel). Keep in mind that any lines starting with # are comments and ignored. | ||
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It may also accepts the standard bootmii.ini settings too (not 100% sure): | |||
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# Video mode, possible settings: | # Video mode, possible settings: | ||
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==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
* | * GBAtemp - https://gbatemp.net/threads/bootmii-channel-forwarder.609944/ | ||
Revision as of 01:52, 19 February 2023
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| General | |
| Author | XFlak |
| Type | Utilities |
| Version | 2022 |
| License | Mixed |
| Last Updated | 2022/03/27 |
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Bootmii Channel Forwarder is a special bootmii folder that allows users to configure bootmii to launch a specific channel that is already installed on the system menu. It was released a long time ago and its current availability is uncertain, some users may not be aware of it or it might go by a different name.
User guide
A console with bootmii installed as boot2 can autoboot to a channel without needing to use Priiloader. It can be set to launch the Open Homebrew Channel (normally bootmii only can boot into older\closed HBC installations). When bootmii is installed\launched as IOS with this folder saved to SD, it will forward as well. This may not be super useful especially given Priiloader exists, but here it is none the less.
To edit the channel that will be launched, you can adjust the AUTOBOOT1 and AUTOBOOT2 settings in the bootmii.ini file. The example in the given information is set to launch the UNEO channel (USB Loader GX forwarder channel). Keep in mind that any lines starting with # are comments and ignored.
##enable this to boot into HBC #AUTOBOOT=HBC ##Enable these two lines to boot directly to the old version of HBC #AUTOBOOT1=0x10001 #AUTOBOOT2=HAXX ##Enable these two lines to boot directly to the newer version of HBC #AUTOBOOT1=0x10001 #AUTOBOOT2=JODI ##Enable these two lines to boot directly to the newest version of HBC #AUTOBOOT1=0x10001 #AUTOBOOT2=LULZ ##Enable these two lines to boot directly to the newest version of Open HBC #AUTOBOOT1=0x10001 #AUTOBOOT2=OHBC AUTOBOOT1=0x10001 AUTOBOOT2=UNEO
It may also accepts the standard bootmii.ini settings too (not 100% sure):
# Video mode, possible settings: # NTSC, PAL50, PAL60, PROGRESSIVE VIDEO=NTSC # # Autoboot, possible settings: # SYSMENU, HBC, OFF AUTOBOOT=OFF # # BOOTDELAY, possible settings: # 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10 BOOTDELAY=0