Update: I’ve just uploaded v0.7b of the installer.The only change is a small bugfix in the installer itself, and only very few people ran into this. If you could successfully install either The Homebrew Channel or BootMii, there is no need to reinstall again, both are unchanged compared to v0.7. Wilbrand is an exploit for the Wii that uses a bug in the Wii's message board (similarly to Letterbomb). Trivia: This exploit was named after Julius Wilbrand, the person who discovered TNT. Some people incorrectly refer to it as Wiibrand. System Menu Version 4.3U 4.3E 4.3J 4.3K MAC Address Necessary to create and sign the correct file Bundle the HackMii Installer for me! Wow someone actually responded — THANK YOU. Okay, I am Not a computer peson — I uploaded the Homebrew Channel in my Son’s Wii (4.3) — I have tried everywhere to download the Browser & it will Not download. LetterBomb is a safe way to enable homebrew on a Wii without hardware modification. LetterBomb is achieved by use of the Wii Message Board which executes a homebrew application from an external SD card. Examples of such homebrew.elf or.dol files can be found on the Homebrew applications page. LetterBomb was created by Team Twiizers.This exploit only works with any region of System Menu 4.3.
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LetterBomb is a safe way to enable homebrew on a Wii without hardware modification. LetterBomb is achieved by use of the Wii Message Board which executes a homebrew application from an external SD card. Examples of such homebrew .elf or .dol files can be found on the Homebrew applications page. LetterBomb was created by Team Twiizers. This exploit only works with any region of System Menu 4.3.
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This exploit is a System Menu exploit, meaning it works without needing a game, similar to the now defunct Bannerbomb.
Usage & Installation
For detailed instructions on using this method to set up Homebrew from start to finish, see Letterbomb
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Requirements
- SD or SDHC formatted as FAT16 or FAT32.
- System Menu 4.3 (anything lower will not work).
- Your Wii’s WiFi MAC Address (available from your Wii's system settings). This is needed because the Wii will only accept messages addressed to its specific MAC address.
- A way to copy the files from your PC to the SD card (card reader, printer, etc.)
- Some homebrew software to load. Although this isn't necessary, it's highly recommended. The exploit will attempt to load 'boot.elf' (or 'boot.dol' if it can't be found) from the SD card root directory.
Instructions
- On Computer: If there is a folder titled 'private' on your SD card, rename it to 'privateold'
- On Computer: Copy the 'private' directory from the LetterBomb download to the root of your SD card.
- On Computer: Take your homebrew (preferably Hackmii Installer) and put it in the ROOT of your SD card as 'boot.elf'. Note that you can download the Hackmii Installer directly from the download link provided above. You will be asked for U (American), E (Europe), J (Japanese) or K (Korean).
- Wii: Put your SD card in your Wii and turn it on.
- Wii: Go into the Wii Message Board and navigate to 'Today', 'Yesterday' or 'Two days ago'.
- Wii: Click on the appropriate envelope, sit back and prepare for the hacking glory.
See Also
- LetterBomb/ja Japanese version
- LetterBomb/ko Korean version
- LetterBomb/fr French version
Retrieved from 'https://wiibrew.org/w/index.php?title=LetterBomb&oldid=105032'
Exploits > LetterbombLetterbomb is the latest Wii exploit and is currently the only to way to hack a Wii on System Menu 4.3 without using a game. It's likely that it will not be ported to any lower System Menus since Bannerbomb is available for those. Letterbomb uses a yet-to-be-specified exploit in the Wii Messageboard. System Menu 4.3 (E, U, K, J) Required:- An SD card (Best results are with non-SDHC cards, SDHC will only work on 4.0 or above) or USB device formatted to FAT(32).
- Your Wii's WiFi MAC Address (instructions in obtaining to follow...)
Links:- Letterbomb Exploit: http://please.hackmii.com/
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(If you already know how to get your Wii's WiFi MAC Address, skip to step 2) 1. Go to your Wii's Settings menu. Select 'Internet' on page 2. Select 'Console Information'. Record your Wii's MAC Address for use in the next step.
2. Follow the link provided above to the HackMii download page. 3. Make sure 'Bundle the HackMii Installer for Me' is checked. Select your System Menu region, enter in your Wii's WiFi MAC Address, fill in the captcha, and 'cut either wire'. 4. Extract the contents of the freshly downloaded .zip file onto the root of your SD card.
6. Go to your Messageboard (button on bottom-right of Menu) and navigate to 'Yesterday' (depending on your timezone, the exploit could show up under 'Today'). 7. Click on the pink envelope with the bomb to run the HackMii installer. Additional Hackmii installer steps:
Wait for the message at the bottom to appear, then press 1. 9. You will see a screen like this one:Depending on your wii, it will show different things behind BootMii:. - If you see Can be installed, you can get BootMii as boot2 (which gives the best brick protection there is).
- If you see Can only be installed as an IOS, you can only get BootMii as IOS (which will give you NO brick protection on its own).
Press A to continue.
Now we get to the main menu, where we can install everything.First install the Homebrew Channel (choose Yes, continue).
The Homebrew Channel will now be installed on your Wii. BootMii is a helps greatly with Brick protection and it is highly recommended to install it. In the HackMii main menu, choose BootMii... and press A. You will get another menu. 10. Before BootMii will work, we need to prepare our SD card, so do that first with the third option. 11. Install BootMii as IOS. This will always work.
12. If you're one of the lucky winners, choose installBootMii asboot2, then Yes, continue and let it install. Once you're done, return to the Main menu and choose Exit. It will automatically launch the Homebrew Channel. Unless you already downloaded some apps, you will probably see just the background. You can press Home to bring up the menu and reboot the Wii.
If you installed BootMii, regardless whether it was as boot2 or IOS, it is recommended you use it to create a NAND backup. This backup can be used to restore the Wii to a working state in case you brick it. You can learn about launching BootMii and making a backup on the BootMii page.
If you installed BootMii as Boot2, the BootMii menu will appear every time you boot your Wii.
- If you don't want this, rename/move the 'bootmii' folder on the SD card.
- Alternatively, you can enable Wii menu auto-boot in the configuration file.
I want to run basic homebrew applications: => You are already done! Visit the list of Homebrew Applications on Wiibrew. You can also view our Homebrew Channel page if you need help setting things up.
I want to load backup games from a USB drive, install WADs: => Continue on to install a cIOS which will allow you to use these more advanced apps.
=> First install Priiloader for additional brick protection, then read up on MyMenuify, the app which allows you to change the system menu theme. |
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