The latest build for the Homebrew Channel for the Wii is at Beta 8, and Team Twiizer's update has made the HBC installer a bit more proactive in determining the status of your Nintendo Wii's System Menu. It also sports faster CD card reading performance, and many other improvements have been noted in the Homebrew Channel's changelog:
* you don't need to eject your memcards anymore
* switched from IOS35 to IOS21, this makes the hbc usable on older firmwares
* improved some translations
* the IP label isn't cut off anymore
* fixed argv support when loading SD apps
* fixed a minor wiiload issue
* the SD app entries are now sorted alphabetically
* wiimote rumble support
Now while it addresses the hiccups some users may have from loading off of the WiiLoad homebrew loading utility, take note that upon update HBC Beta 8 may rearrange your homebrew collection. If you've painstakingly organized your SD card contents according to your tastes, this update might throw out all that hard work in a heartbeat. You are forewarned.
Now for folks who have boot capable Nintendo Wiis and would rather install a brand new Homebrew Channel without toying with the Twilight Hack, you're free to use the ISO versions of HBC Beta 8 auto-installers. Just make sure to download and burn the right version according to your Wii's hardcoded region, boot the disc up, and watch it make miracles.
As with the previous releases, a separate archive for the bundled Wii HBC applications is provided for those who are extremely picky about their collections. Just make sure to read the procedures for installing HBC Beta 8 if you're braving the Twilight Hack route (latest Twilight Hack build here). With that said, enjoy!
Like it? Share with your friends!
If you got an error while installing Themes, Software or Games, please, read FAQ.
Similar Software:
4.60 Spoof for 4.55/4.50 CEX Standard CFWs 4.60 Spoof for 4.55/4.50 CEX Standard CFWs - Another 4.60 spoofer has arrived for all 4.50 and 4.55 custom firmwares. If you use straight CEX CFW, check out this download!
arachetous has released this 4.60 version spoofer that's compatible with all standard 4.50 and 4.55 CEX custom firmwares
random_icons.prx Contains all the files needed to use random_icons
Project4 Open Project4 Open
Homebrew developer Auraomega has released the latest build to Project4, an XMB replacement for the PSP. This is now the fourth release for the Open Beta.
A lot of new updates in this build. Auraomega highlighted a few of the more important ones: "a new config setup, music streaming, some new modules, a super speeded installer" among many others
Lua Kalender Lua Kalender
from Blutelf:
This is the last version 9 and my LuaKalender.
I have the alternate control ready.
Well otherwise you can now with the designs on a file determine whether the month names on the pictures to be written or not, you can now also the background color.
Well located in the annex to the code.
Once as usual and normal times so Lua file
PSP Content Manager 1.5 for OE firmwares Now, right after PSP afficionados had a field day, thanks to Dark_AleX's latest custom firmware release, homebrew devs are up and about once again with various useful add-ons and applications for the PSP
DevHook 0.51.0100 Installer Here's another reason to be in the "Oh Yeah!" spirit: Chaos Zero announced easy installers for people to use for 3.02 OE-A and Devhook 0.51.0100 on their website
Uninstaller for Custom Firmware 1.62 IE-C Having trouble with becus25's custom firmware? Thinking of removing it for a little while but you don't know how? Have no fear, because becus25 has released an installer for the latest version of his custom firmware, 1
Custom Firmware 1.62 IE-C Custom Firmware 1.62 IE-C
Without a doubt, DAX's take on various PlayStation Portable (PSP) firmwares is really excellent work. But in case some of you want to try something different, homebrew developer becus25 also makes custom firmwares for the homebrew community. In fact, he just came up with a new release
Punani Punani
As his entry for this year's NeoFlash Spring Coding Competition, hallo007 has released the first version of Punani. Those of you who understand what the colloquial slang means, please stop snickering. Homebrew's serious business!
Anyway, Punani is an eboot handler that can extract, make, and load an eboot
GCBooter GCBooter
From emu_kidid comes a new bit of homebrew that'll let you load GameCube games while in Wii mode. As the Wiibrew website describes it, GCBooter is "a simple application which allows anyone to boot their original GC games from Wii mode. It is region free and works from the homebrew channel
Comments on Homebrew Channel:
Comments not found
If you noted an error or download link is broken, please, report it via this page or use comments.
Please, select device to check if Homebrew Channel supports it
