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{{Infobox Wii Homebrews
{{Infobox Wii Homebrews
|title=WiiTCPLoad
|title=WiiTCPLoad
|image=wiitcploadwii.jpg
|image=appviewerwii2.png
|description=Stream binary files over TCP/IP to the Homebrew/TCPLoader Channel. Supports Unix/Windows platforms.
|description=Stream binary files over TCP/IP to the Homebrew/TCPLoader Channel. Supports Unix/Windows platforms.
|author=Bartlomiej Burdukiewicz
|author=Bartlomiej Burdukiewicz
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|source=https://sourceforge.net/projects/wiitcpload/files/
|source=https://sourceforge.net/projects/wiitcpload/files/
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{{#seo:
WiiTCPLoad let you easily make a connection with [[Homebrew Channel Wii|Homebrew Channel]] or [[TCP Loader Wii|Tcp Loader]] over TCP/IP protocol and stream binary files (elf/dol or other).
|title=Wii Homebrew PC Tools (PC utilities) - GameBrew
 
|title_mode=append
It's written in C++ using Qt4 library. Windows/Linux Pascal source code included.
|image=wiitcploadwii.jpg
|image_alt=WiiTCPLoad
}}


'''WiiTCPLoader''' is a simple utility, If you have [[Homebrew Channel Wii]] or [[Tcp Loader Wii]] on your Wii console, with this tool you can send executable file (elf/dol or other) over tcp/ip protocol, and execute this.  
== User guide ==
Download the latest version of program from [https://sourceforge.net/projects/wiitcpload/ here].


Windows/Linux Pascal source code included
Windows:
* Unpack the files from archive.
* Run wiitcpload.exe.


== How to use WiiTCPLoad? ==
Linux:
1. Download the latest version of program from here;
* <code># tar xvjf ~/<archive> -C ~/<dest></code>
* <code># cd ~/<archive></code>
* <code># ./wiitcpload</code>
** If you want to install wiitcpload; copy file to /usr/bin; or /usr/local/bin
** <code>#cp ~/<archive>/wiitcpload /usr/local/bin/wiitcpload</code>


2. Unpack the files from archive:
Set your Wii IP. Chose file to send.
<pre>
Linux: # tar xvjf ~/<archive> -C ~/<dest>


Windows: Use for example winrar</pre>
Finally select target(channel) and confirm.


3. Run
==Screenshots==
<pre>
appviewerwii3.png
Linux: # cd ~/<archive>
        # ./wiitcpload
        (if you want install wiitcpload; copy file to /usr/bin; or /usr/local/bin)
        (#cp ~/<archive>/wiitcpload /usr/local/bin/wiitcpload)


Windows: Run wiitcpload.exe
==Media==
</pre>
'''WiiTCPLoad''' ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s8e5_hKTAqQ idzi756]) <br>
4. Set your Wii ip<br>
<Youtube>s8e5_hKTAqQ</Youtube>
<Youtube>s8e5_hKTAqQ</Youtube>
5. Chose file to send
6. Finally select target(channel) and confirm


==External Links==
==External Links==
* Wiibrew - https://wiibrew.org/wiki/WiiTCPLoad
* SourceForge - https://sourceforge.net/projects/wiitcpload
* Sourceforge - https://sourceforge.net/projects/wiitcpload
* WiiBrew - https://wiibrew.org/wiki/WiiTCPLoad

Revision as of 01:13, 28 March 2023

WiiTCPLoad
File:Appviewerwii2.png
General
AuthorBartlomiej Burdukiewicz
TypePC utilities
Version0.00.5b
LicenseGPL-3.0
Last Updated2009/03/21
Links
Download
Website
Source

WiiTCPLoad let you easily make a connection with Homebrew Channel or Tcp Loader over TCP/IP protocol and stream binary files (elf/dol or other).

It's written in C++ using Qt4 library. Windows/Linux Pascal source code included.

User guide

Download the latest version of program from here.

Windows:

  • Unpack the files from archive.
  • Run wiitcpload.exe.

Linux:

  • # tar xvjf ~/<archive> -C ~/<dest>
  • # cd ~/<archive>
  • # ./wiitcpload
    • If you want to install wiitcpload; copy file to /usr/bin; or /usr/local/bin
    • #cp ~/<archive>/wiitcpload /usr/local/bin/wiitcpload

Set your Wii IP. Chose file to send.

Finally select target(channel) and confirm.

Screenshots

appviewerwii3.png

Media

WiiTCPLoad (idzi756)

External Links

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