Wii u channel forwarder usb loader gx install#

You have to inject all the Wii games and install them to WiiU HDD one by one if you don't want to use native vWii mode at all. USB, emuNAND and Wii games are not available or playable. You can use only one HDD (the WiiU HDD), as you don't need a vWii dedicated FAT32 HDD.ĭisadvantage is you are in a restricted vWii mode, with NO cIOS, no USB ! you can only use this to launch NAND channels or Gamecube ISO on SD card. If you want Wii games, you need to inject and install them to WiiU sysmenu, I guess having icons on sysmenu is part of 'advantage' ? So it's : WiiU VCWii channel injected with forwarder dol -> vWii mode (restricted) -> forwarder dol -> loader's Boot.dol on SD.Īdvantage is you boot the loader directly without going into a real vWii mode, and therefore you don't need a hacked/softmod vWii mode. (I recommend the forwarder, to prevent having to re-generate a WUP installable channel on each new loader release) You use an injected WiiVC channel with either the loader or the forwarder. You don't need to inject all your Wii games one by one and install them on WiiU HDD.ĭisadvantage is you have to softmod vWii, and you need the forwarder channel installed on vWii NAND too. You can play Wii games and emuNAND (which require cIOS and USB!) and neek So it's : WiiU channel vWii booter -> vWii mode (native) -> vWii UNEO forwarder -> loader's Boot.dol on SD.Īdvantage is you are on vWii mode, and has access to cIOS. Either you use this channel, it's a WiiU homebrew channel which is a vWii booter with sysmenu TitleID patched to boot another channel instead.

Wii u channel forwarder usb loader gx