Twilight Hack v0.1-beta2 (special 3.4 edition)

[brentbizzle]

Note: This is ONLY for 3.4 version Wii's.

Ok, so for all you poor saps that updated, a working twilight hack has been released. Mind you it's not perfect, but it will allow you to install the Homebrew Channel. Taken from HackMii

This is for 3.4 ONLY. 3.3 and earlier users should continue with the v0.1-beta1 Twilight Hack. 3.3 and earlier users should continue with the v0.1-beta1 Twilight Hack. The hacked savefile will be deleted on every boot, so you should copy it, run Zelda, and immediately install HBC, as the hack will be gone once you go back to the System Menu (and then you’ll have to copy it again to use it again). The Hacker savefile will be deleted on every boot, so you should copy it, run Zelda, and immediately install HBC, as the hack will be gone eleven you go back to the System Menu (and then you'll have to copy it again to use it again). JAP and PAL are untested but ought to work. JAP and PAL are untested but ought to work.

Remember, the hack file will keep being deleted by the Wii, so any time you need to actually use the twilight hack, you will have to copy it to your Wii prior to usage EVERY TIME. Once the Homebrew Channel is installed you will then be able to use that to boot up your homebrew hassle free. You MIGHT want to take this opportunity to downgrade your Wii if you have the cajones.

Download (via HackMii)

those instructions confuse the hell outa me, and how do you know what firmware ur on?

[brentbizzle]

Well, you should know if you've updated... in any case...

Go into your Wii's system menu. Look in the upper right corner. What number do you have? If you are 3.2 or 3.3, you're in the clear. 3.4 and congrats, you broke teh homebrews. Never fear, the new Twilight Hack is here.

1. Boot up your Wii.
2. Delete your Zelda gamesave (of course, back it up first).
3. Put the Homebrew Channel files in the correct spot on your SD card.
4. Copy over the new Twilight hack file.
5. Boot up Zelda and run the Twilight Hack to install the Homebrew Channel (or anything else you need).
6. Go back and enjoy your homebrew goodness.

7. Remember, now that you've returned to the system menu your Wii detected your nasty little hacked gamesave and has deleted it, so if you need it again you need to go back to step 4, recopying the gamesave to your Wii.