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- support for SD-Gecko in Slot A or B - updated device-prompt: choice 5: SD-Gecko Slot A, choice 6: SD-Gecko Slot B - updaetd storage option 'all' to include SD-Geckos - fixed a regression from rev37 when storage is dvd don't loop three times - fixed a regression from rev39 correctly treat <no_ios_reload> - added <force_no_ios_reload/> support, for testing purposes btw: not hot-plugging support for SD-Geckos\!
--=== The HomebrewFilter ===--
== About ==
The HomebrewFilter is an drop-in replacement for the
Homebrew Channel - it allows Homebrew applications to
be loaded and sorted, among other more outstanding
opportunities.
Compared to the Homebrew Channel, the HomebrewFilter
features the following additional functionality:
- boot GameCube Homebrew
- boot into external loaders (Uniiloader, Priiloader)
- load Homebrew from SD, USB, DVD or All
- load Homebrew from FAT, NTFS or EXT2/3/4 formatted devices
- categorize Homebrew (without the need to change directories)
- download additional content directly from within The HomebrewFilter
* Fonts
* Translations
* Themes
- on-the-fly updates via network connectivity
- child-lock mode
- screen adjustment options
- edit meta.xml from within the HomebrewFilter
== Installation ==
Various ways allow to install the HBF
Share-Point: http://www.nanolx.org/hbf/Installer/
a) HBF already installed
aa) HBF <= rev35: download the HBF rev36b manually and put it on your SD-Card
(sub-folder: apps/) and start it from HBF
ab) HBF >= rev36: just enter the update-dialog (Settings -> Update)
b) HBC already installed
Proceed as in aa)
c) Nothing already installed
follow a guide on how to set-up Homebrew on your Nintendo Wii, for example:
http://forum.wii-homebrew.com/board4-wii-homebrew-area/board9-tutorials/softmod-und-nand-emulation/8260-new-ultimate-homebrew-guide-wii-by-wii-homebrew-com-v1-0/
== Compilation ==
Compilation requires devkitPPC and libogc with all portlibs installed.
For more information see: http://www.devkitpro.org
On POSIX systems issueing './distribute' should be enough - if all dependencies
are properly installed - on Non-POSIX systems check the distribute script
in order how to compile properly -- I'm not using any of those OS'