Homebrew Channel has the same features as this application plus more, or with more bug fixes.

Installer now works on newer Wiis with boot2v4 (instead of rebooting at “Press 1”).While the SDHC problem for apps using DVDX has been fixed in libogc, there were also problems with USB keyboards under higher IOS versions HBC works on all system menu versions now.SD performance has been increased again (regression was introduced in v1.0.2).Introduced the INI variable “BOOTDELAY” to set the timeout for the auto boot feature.backupmii accepts fragmented SD cards now, reformatting is not performed anymore.SD card performance has been improved, decreasing the boot and the NAND backup / restore time.Next to the usual metric ton of minor fixes and cleanups, here are the changes worth mentioning: Two weeks after beta 1 we bring you the first bugfix release: beta 2.This application has been made redundant by Homebrew Channel. Fixed reading of boot1/2 on Wiis with bad ECC data in that area.BootMii as boot2 and IOS can now be uninstalled.Don’t forget to read the README before running the installer. Please link to this post instead of mirroring the binary, thanks.Īwesome job on BootMii Beta 2. Installed and works great! Can’t wait for beta 3. You can skip the long stuff to the ~’s near the end if you suck at reading or don’t care for confusing, techy stuff.īootMii has all the functionality of Preloader but in a better, more Nintendo Update resistant package. BootMii (boot2) is installed over your Wii’s old boot2 loader (Preloader does NOT install as boot2) and does everything that Proloader does. Boot2 is an area of your Wii’s NAND that is unlikely to be damaged by other applications, therefore making it better than Preloader in brick protection. BootMii also doesn’t rely on an IOS, so if you corrupt a system IOS/file/menu, BootMii doesn’t care. BootMii IOS is BootMii but installs as an IOS and can only be launched via HBC (I think), and offer no brick protection (again, I think.

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