Unzip HackMii Installer and copy boot.elf to sd:/apps/BootMiiHBCUpgrade/.Start HBC and load the /apps/BootMiiHBCUpgrade/boot.elf application.Follow installation steps from step 8 of the appropriate installation method.Start the Homebrew Channel and push the Home button.Choose the BootMii option that should now appear.

BootMii only supports Gamecube controllers and the Wii's own buttons (Power/Reset/Eject).Wavebirds are sometimes recognised/sometimes not.

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Of course, we're still going to test it thoroughly with as many Infectus users as we can gather up. And since all Wiis are the same and all boot2s are the same (almost - newer Wiis require one extra step in the boot2 loader, which we're taking care of - but if we didn't, it would just fail to install, so it would still be safe), and none of this depends on current software installed / NAND / anything, chances are if it doesn't brick one Wii it won't brick any. If anything, it might be incompatible with some brands of SD cards or with some particular filesystem formattings, but at least it won't brick your Wii (since it won't try to do any of that if there is no SD card). What it comes down to is: - Do basic initialization - Check for an SD card inserted - If inserted, try to load stuff from it - If no SD card, just boot boot2 normally There is very little code to fail there - as long as we can reliably detect a non-inserted SD card, we're at least safe. That way, only one tiny piece is risky to install, and you will hopefully never have to upgrade it. It will do nothing itself other than boot some more code from an SD card, if found.

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