Here's a tutorial explaining how to install FTPii on your Wii. FTPii is used to send files directly to your Wii from your computer via Wi-Fi.IMPORTANT: Neither I nor the Tgames forum can be held responsible for problems resulting from the use of this tutorial. So know that you use it at your own risk.
Required materials:
- A Wi-Fi connection on your Wii.
- An SD card.
- The FilleZila software for your computer. (To download FileZilla it's HERE)
- The homebrew channel. (See HERE to install it)
- A way to read your SD card via your computer.
- The pack to download.
The pack contains: (Download the ready to use pack:Pack Ready To Use By Wantose.rar - 0.17MB)
- FTPii
I) Preparing the SD card
- Put your SD card in your computer.
- Copy/paste the "FTPii" folder into the "apps" folder of your SD card.
II) Installing FileZilla
- Follow the setup to install FileZilla
III) Configuring FTPii and FileZilla
- Put your SD card in your Wii.
- Turn on your Wii then go to the homebrew channel.
- Launch "FTPii".
- Wait while it launches.
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- Here's your Wii's IP address (You'll need it later)
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- From your computer, launch "FileZilla".
- Go to "File" and choose "Site Manager".
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- Note your Wii's IP address in the "host" field.
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- In "Authentication Type" choose "Normal".
- In "Password" put the password of your choice.
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- You can rename your connection.
- Click "Connect".
IV) Putting a file on your SD card via FTPii
- Put your SD card in your Wii.
- Turn on your Wii then launch the homebrew channel.
- Launch "FTPii".
- From your computer launch "FileZilla".
- From "FileZilla", click "Open the Site Manager". (Icon under "File")
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- Choose the connection matching your Wii.
- Drag the files you want to insert into the sections of your choice in the bottom right part.
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