[TUTORIAL] Use IOS 61 as IOS for the Homebrew Channel

Post by **Tgames** » Sun 1 Nov 2009 17:08

Here is a tutorial explaining how to change the IOS used by the homebrew channel to IOS 61. In order to, among other things, keep the channel upright.

Note: This tutorial is very useful for CIOS CORP users for example. Because you'll be able to use all the cIOS's while keeping the homebrew channel upright!

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 equipment:

- A European Wii at or below 4.2.
- cIOS 38 Rev14 or lower already installed.
- The homebrew channel (1.0.6 minimum) already installed.
- A way to read your SD card via your computer.
- The pack to download.
- An internet connection on your Wii.

The pack contains: (Download the ready to use pack:Pack Ready To Use By Tgames.rar - 1.59MB )

- HackMii Installer 0.6
- Dop-IOS v8

- Create an "apps" folder at the root of the SD card.
- Copy/paste the "HackmiiInstaller" and "Dop-IOS" folders into the "apps" folder
- Put your SD card in your Wii.
- Turn on your wii.

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- Launch "the homebrew channel".

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- Launch "Dop-IOS"
- Choose IOS 30
- Press - on your wiimote to select an old version of the IOS
- Then press A to confirm.
If the program asks you to patch the IOS with the Sigh Hash patch, press B to refuse.
- Choose IOS 61
- Press - on your wiimote to select an old version of the IOS
- Then press A to confirm.
If the program asks you to patch the IOS with the Sigh Hash patch, press B to refuse.
- Exit the homebrew

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- Launch "the homebrew channel".

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- Launch "HackmiiInstaller"

[TUTO] Utiliser l'IOS 61 comme IOS pour la Homebrew Channel

- Press A on the "Continue" option to confirm.

[TUTO] Utiliser l'IOS 61 comme IOS pour la Homebrew Channel

- Go to "Uninstall The Homebrew Channel" and confirm by pressing A
- Go to "Install The Homebrew Channel" and confirm by pressing A
- Exit the homebrew.

Going back to the homebrew channel, you'll notice that the IOS used is now IOS 61!

Optional: Now, you can reinstall IOS 30 for your CIOS CORP.

Post by **Oops** » Sun 1 Nov 2009 17:19

wow we don't really understand what needs to be done here other than mindlessly pressing:
- Launch "Dop-IOS"
- Choose IOS 30
- Press - on your wiimote then press A
- Choose IOS 61
- Press - on your wiimote then press A then B
- Exit the homebrew

also you have 4 pictures of hbc in a row... why?

Anyway thanks who??!! Tgames

Post by **Tgames** » Sun 1 Nov 2009 17:38

Yeah I do forget words lol.

It's fixed

Post by **Oops** » Sun 1 Nov 2009 17:53

You'll say I'm a nag but before others ask the question or make a mistake:

- Press - on your wiimote to select an older version of the IOS <-- Could you be more specific? which one exactly? If it doesn't matter or if it's important to avoid installing a stub ios might as well say so.

IOS30 v1037
IOS30 v1039
IOS30 v1040
IOS30 v2816 IOS stub

no stub for ios61
IOS61 v4890
IOS61 v5405

xD

Post by **Tgames** » Sun 1 Nov 2009 18:01

Oops wrote:Press - on your wiimote to select an older version of the IOS <-- Could you be more specific? which one exactly?

For IOS 30:
There's no choice, it's directly version 1040 which is "normal".
The program doesn't give you a choice and doesn't let you download the STUB version

For IOS 61:
It's version 4890 that I chose, to prevent the person from choosing the "latest" and one day that being an IOS Stub

Let's take our precautions

You're not a nag don't worry, don't hesitate to ask me questions

Anyway. When you press A, it downloads the very latest version of the IOS set in the program.
When you press -, it downloads an older version of the IOS.

Post by **baordeur** » Sun 1 Nov 2009 19:56

thanks to me too lol I still tipped you off though

Post by **pocchami** » Mon 2 Nov 2009 14:53

The homebrew channel already uses ios 61 v19.26

Post by **Tgames** » Mon 2 Nov 2009 14:55

pocchami wrote:The homebrew channel already uses ios 61 v19.26

That's not the case for everyone

Some have IOS 34 as the IOS for the homebrew channel

Post by **kyno** » Sat 7 Nov 2009 17:34

I have IOS 55 o_O (version 1.0.3 of the homebrew channel)

Post by **kyno** » Sat 7 Nov 2009 17:39

Little tip: If your wii isn't connected to the internet, download ios30there and ios60there then put them in the wad folder of your SD card, then instead of launching dop-ios, launch wad manager and install the IOS30 and IOS60 wads

.

Post by **kyno** » Sat 7 Nov 2009 19:48

Problem: For me, the homebrew channel stays at IOS60 and not 61

PS: Sorry for the flood ^^'

Post by **Oops** » Sat 7 Nov 2009 19:52

Well listen I did it on 2 wiis with the cioscorp installation right after and it works perfectly. there's something you're not doing right

Post by **kyno** » Sat 7 Nov 2009 19:59

yeah.. we'll see about that tomorrow ^^'

Post by **Tgames** » Sat 7 Nov 2009 20:15

Install the signed trucha IOS 60, relaunch the HackMii Installer 0.6 installation and it'll work

Post by **Dosce** » Sun 8 Nov 2009 09:26

Uh, I don't really understand what this is actually for?

Post by **kyno** » Sun 8 Nov 2009 12:17

Tgames wrote:Install the signed trucha IOS 60, relaunch the HackMii Installer 0.6 installation and it'll work

Yes but where do we find it? because no matter how hard I try it doesn't work...

Post by **kyno** » Sun 8 Nov 2009 12:31

ok, so for those who have the same problem as me: after installing IOS60 and IOS 30, install the latest version of IOS61 (for people whose wii isn't connected to the internet: download there ) And it works

Post by **aerodeck24** » Wed 6 Jan 2010 15:08

thanks

Post by **docden** » Fri 15 Jan 2010 14:17

thanks kyno for those who aren't connected

Post by **darkarmy1981** » Tue 2 Mar 2010 19:31

thanks for this tutorial

Post by **wall47** » Sun 11 Apr 2010 20:26

Tgames wrote: Here's a tutorial explaining how to change the IOS used by the homebrew channel to IOS 61. This is so that, among other things, the channel stays in place.

Note: This tutorial is very useful for CIOS CORP users for example. Because you'll be able to use all the cIOS while keeping the homebrew channel in place!

IMPORTANT: Neither me nor the Tgames forum can be held responsible for any problems resulting from the use of this tutorial. So know that you use it at your own risk.

Required materials:

- A European Wii on 4.2 or below.
- cIOS 38 Rev14 or below already installed.
- The homebrew channel (1.0.6 minimum) already installed.
- A way to read your SD card via your computer.
- The pack to download.
- An internet connection on your Wii.

The pack contains: (Download the ready to use pack:Pack Ready To Use By Tgames.rar - 1.59MB )

- HackMii Installer 0.6
- Dop-IOS v8

- Create a folder "apps" at the root of the SD card.
- Copy/paste the folders "HackmiiInstaller" and "Dop-IOS" into the "apps" folder
- Put your SD card in your Wii.
- Turn on your wii.

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- Launch the "the homebrew channel" channel.

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- Launch "Dop-IOS"
- Choose IOS 30
- Press - on your wiimote to select an older version of the IOS
- Then press A to confirm.
If the program asks you to patch the IOS with the Sigh Hash patch, press B to refuse.
- Choose IOS 61
- Press - on your wiimote to select an older version of the IOS
- Then press A to confirm.
If the program asks you to patch the IOS with the Sigh Hash patch, press B to refuse.
- Exit the homebrew

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- Launch the "the homebrew channel" channel.

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- Launch "HackmiiInstaller"

- Press A on the "Continue" option to confirm.

- Go to "Uninstall The Homebrew Channel" and confirm by pressing A
- Go to "Install The Homebrew Channel" and confirm by pressing A
- Exit the homebrew.

Going back to the homebrew channel, you'll notice that the IOS used is now IOS 61!

Optional: Now, you can reinstall IOS 30 from your CIOS CORP.

Post by **wall47** » Sun 11 Apr 2010 20:50

wall47 wrote:
Tgames wrote: Here's a tutorial explaining how to change the IOS used by the homebrew channel to IOS 61. This is so that, among other things, the channel stays in place.

Note: This tutorial is very useful for CIOS CORP users for example. Because you'll be able to use all the cIOS while keeping the homebrew channel in place!

IMPORTANT: Neither me nor the Tgames forum can be held responsible for any problems resulting from the use of this tutorial. So know that you use it at your own risk.

Required materials:

- A European Wii on 4.2 or below.
- cIOS 38 Rev14 or below already installed.
- The homebrew channel (1.0.6 minimum) already installed.
- A way to read your SD card via your computer.
- The pack to download.
- An internet connection on your Wii.

The pack contains: (Download the ready to use pack:Pack Ready To Use By Tgames.rar - 1.59MB )

- HackMii Installer 0.6
- Dop-IOS v8

- Create a folder "apps" at the root of the SD card.
- Copy/paste the folders "HackmiiInstaller" and "Dop-IOS" into the "apps" folder
- Put your SD card in your Wii.
- Turn on your wii.

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- Launch the "the homebrew channel" channel.

Image unavailable (removed by its host)
- Launch "Dop-IOS"
- Choose IOS 30
- Press - on your wiimote to select an older version of the IOS
- Then press A to confirm.
If the program asks you to patch the IOS with the Sigh Hash patch, press B to refuse.
- Choose IOS 61
- Press - on your wiimote to select an older version of the IOS
- Then press A to confirm.
If the program asks you to patch the IOS with the Sigh Hash patch, press B to refuse.
- Exit the homebrew

Image unavailable (removed by its host)
- Launch the "the homebrew channel" channel.

Image unavailable (removed by its host)
- Launch "HackmiiInstaller"

- Press A on the "Continue" option to confirm.

- Go to "Uninstall The Homebrew Channel" and confirm by pressing A
- Go to "Install The Homebrew Channel" and confirm by pressing A
- Exit the homebrew.

Going back to the homebrew channel, you'll notice that the IOS used is now IOS 61!

Optional: Now, you can reinstall IOS 30 from your CIOS CORP.

Post by **MmicH** » Sat 24 Apr 2010 06:33

Thanks

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