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Guys, I'm having this same problem. I turn on my Wii & load the USBloader, pick a game & start it fine. Then, when I'm ready to play another game, I go to start it & it freezes. I have to hard start the Wii to bring back the loader & start the game.

I deleted the config folder completely the first time around & it worked fine. Now, when i check the SD card again, the config folder is back with 2 files inside. Do i have to keep on deleting the config folder everytime so it won't freeze?

 

try going back to cIOS38_rev12. i found out that rev13 and 13b would lock up when choosing a new game without turning off the system. i think rev12 is more stable.

 

I've been reading around & that's what they're suggesting as well, to go back to cios rev12. Is the USBloader working on 13b for some & not for others? I don't get it.

Before going back to rev12, i want to make sure if that's the way to go.

 

same here will freeze or caused a dump screen. Not sure is caused by cios rev13b. Can anyone confirm rev12 works because it never freeze with the older rev of usb loader GX?

 

I followed this guide without updating to 4.0 (still on 3.4E), my mistake!!!!

Is there any problem???? How can i fixed???
Can i upgrade to 4.0 and than repeat again???
Can any one help me??? Please??

Thanks!!!!

 

Read the 3.4 or Below already SOFTMODDED part of the guide at the top of the forum.

 

Thanks very much. My englhish is not very good, and some times i can't understand very well.

 

Ok, I've thrown in the towel and am looking for some help. Here is my storyline. My friends Wii started out as 3.3u, I was able to downgrade it to 3.2u, install HBC and BackupLauncher Gamma Channel, everything worked great playing backed up games. However recently he went ahead and updated HBC to 1.0.3 and succumbed to a black screen. I ended up updated his Wii to 4.0u figuring I would run the 4.0u fixes and then HBC 1.0.3 would work, that failed. I updated his FW to 4.0u because on mine I went from 3.2u to 4.0u, ran the fixes, then updated HBC to 1.0.3 and mine works. I figure if I updated his to 4.0u, and ran the patched IOS60, IOSdowngrader and cIOS38 rev13b

I then found the 4.0softmod guide and got HBC 1.0.1 back on. Now this is where I'm stuck, I can't get backups to play anymore. I thought I'd try and start from scratch downgrading to 3.2u again but can't do that. I tried 4.0NoCIOSfix from Yafaze and same result. I was able to downgrade IOS35 and install IOS35WAD but then keeps failing out on installing CIOS7 wad with a -1035 error. I've read through a number of tuts and I'm hoping I have all the files needed but maybe just doing this in the wrong order.

HBC is now 1.0.1 IOS36 v12.22 on a 4.0u system. The error I get when trying to play backup games is read error 324. These same backups work on my wii. Serial of Wii starts with a LU55. Any ideas? Thank you in advance.

 

I found out that I had to upgrade to 4.0 and follow the steps again to get it to work. I had 3.3E.

 

I am getting the disc read error of 324,other than that everything went fine.i am using the verbatim media but getting same error.please help thanks

 

Everyone that is having issues with freezing when you load a new game needs to install CIOS rev12 or earlier. I personally was getting code dumps often with rev12 and freezing with rev13b. I decided to use rev9 because it was the most stable and I don't have any GH/RB controllers. I've had absolutely zero issues so far with rev9.

You can just download and install, CIOS is automatically overwritten when you install a different version.

 

I think i tried everything to launch games from dvd but didnt work. then i tried usb loader and it works really fine. but i dont have spare harddrive.I used Verbatim dvd+r but its giving me error 324.Larry can you please tell me that is this the problem with the media because i hard dvd-r is better for wii and i want to know which media is the best, I only use verbatim and sony for my ps2 some time before and they both work really fine for me.Should i try sony dvd-r thanks

 

I FINALLY got this installed properly (almost) on my 4.0 Wii....I went through the entire guide and the only thing that fails is the CIOSV7 install....but my backups will boot from Backup Launcher so I'm hoping everything will just continue to work fine LOL!

 

Hey there. I'm having trouble getting past the first step! LOL. I clicked and dragged the contents of both zip files onto a brand new SD card (formatted to FAT). Followed the guide: data management, channels, SD Card....and nothing happens. I don"t get the pop up asking to "load/boot.dol" file like in the video. All files are in the SD root folder. I have a virgin Wii 4.0U system. Am I missing something? Was there something I needed to do so the Wii can read the content of an SD card? Please help.

 

They are not supposed to be in the "SD Root" folder. Copy all files inside of there and copy them into the root of your sd card.

 

I may have worded that incorrectly. I meant I clicked and dragged all files to the SD root (I went to My Computer, clicked on my SD card and drug the files there). The root is the first space (for lack of a better way to say it) accessed when you click on the SD card correct?

 

You are correct. The root is the main portion of the card. Double check to make sure you are using a FAT (FAT or FAT32) formatted SD Card. I would format it again just to make sure.

Here is a screenshot of how your SD card should look

 

Yeah baby, it worked! Homebrew and Backup channel are up. One issue: I get an error with a couple of games, "error 002". I don't think it's a regional thing as one game is NTSC and the other is PAL. Do you know of a fix/patch for this or could it be a disc issue? I'm using Memorex DVD-R. Thanks a million.

 

Excellent guide - thanks for clear instructions - appreciate it

 

Dreamer - I was having the same problem with my DVD+R discs & went out & bought Sony DVD-R. Been working ever since.

Also, my USB loader wasn't working with Rev 13 & 13B so I had to go back to Rev12 & everything is working perfectly.

Excellent guide, Thanks Larry