You think a bug from 3 years ago is related to the problem you're having? It probably isn't. Please start a new thread and describe your problem in detail.by Tantric - Homebrew Applications
The channel is just a channel - all it does is load VBA GX. If it can't find it, it goes back to the Wii menu. That means you need a copy of VBA GX somewhere for the channel to find and load - ie: on SD or USB.by Tantric - Homebrew Applications
Also, try clearing all syncs from the Wii and resyncing (hold the red button for 15 seconds)by Tantric - Homebrew Applications
...And the channel installer doesn't have gamecube controller support.by Tantric - Homebrew Applications
...Then turn off hq2x.by Tantric - Homebrew Applications
I don't know if your case is very compelling. You're the freak exception of someone who wants to use a component video cord and NOT use 480p. You have indeed found the spot in the code where progressive is being turned on for GameCube - if you remove this code and recompile, it will work for you. Your other option would be to use the composite cable.by Tantric - Homebrew Applications
QuotebubblenuggetStill no luck. One thing I just realized was that they are looking for "usb:/wii64/roms" and when I view the drive from WiiXplorer it shows it as "usb1:/wii64/roms". I tried a few other emulators like the GX set and they can't seem to find the USB port either. WiiXplorer and WiiMC don't have this problem. I'm thinking now that I need to change the mount ID, but Iby Tantric - Homebrew Applications
You only have the channel. You also need to have Snes9x GX itself on SD/USB. The channel looks for that and loads it. If it can't find it, it'll return to the system menu.by Tantric - Homebrew General
If that was the case, the reporter probably would have mentioned that HBC was upside down and that WiiMC presents a warning message on startup...by Tantric - Homebrew General
It already works like that.by Tantric - Homebrew Applications
Probably a recompile of HBC with the latest USB fixes from tueidj will fix this. As to when you'll see a new HBC release...I cannot say.by Tantric - Homebrew General
Give this a tryby Tantric - Homebrew Applications
ekeeke is the knowledgeable one in this area. The video code for this emulator is largely influenced by work he's done :)by Tantric - Homebrew Applications
Yeah. It's not possible to make it go faster.by Tantric - Homebrew Applications
The problem is there's no-one working on improving this emulator right now, and (unfortunately) your request for someone to do so probably won't prompt someone to start. :( I only do periodic, minor updates to this emulator now so I've turned off the issue tracker.by Tantric - Homebrew Applications
If it's a game-specific issue, report it to the Snes9x team. I didn't make the emulator, it's just a port.by Tantric - Homebrew Applications
Hi Appreciate the interest, but I stopped improving these emulators awhile back. Just don't have the time. This is not particular difficult to do, it would just take someone actually stepping up to do it. If someone creates a patch, I would add it on the next release.by Tantric - Homebrew Applications
No need to install IOS58 if you're already on 4.3.by Tantric - Homebrew General
I think this thread is going nowhere fast. As mentioned above, there is no "Nintendo" way to move channels, and the homebrew methods aren't to be discussed on the WiiBrew forums (whether you like that rule or not). Topic Closed.by Tantric - Homebrew General
This code is unfinished. As you've found out you'd have to do some further digging to get it working.by Tantric - Coding
technoman is talking nonsense. Probably your problem is that you Wii doesn't have network access, which will cause a crash if the meta.xml for an app contains the no_ios_reload line - this is a known HBC bug.by Tantric - Homebrew Applications
This kind of feedback is practically useless to me.by Tantric - Homebrew Applications
If the snapshot was created under 4.2.6, that's your problem. A snapshot created under 4.2.6 can only be loaded by 4.2.6. 4.2.6 contained an upgraded core change, and 4.2.7 reverts that change - putting it back in line with 4.2.5.by Tantric - Homebrew Applications
miis.c:(.text.main+0x4c): undefined reference to `wiiuse_find' miis.c:(.text.main+0x60): undefined reference to `wiiuse_connect' miis.c:(.text.main+0xb0): undefined reference to `wiiuse_poll' As Daid says, these functions probably just plain don't exist in libogc's modified wiiuse. You'll have to alter the code accordingly.by Tantric - Coding
Yes. It's the Inactivity Shutdown feature - it's broken. Turn it off, your problems will go away.by Tantric - Homebrew Applications
There is no option to disable SGB support in VBAGX.by Tantric - Homebrew Applications
If newer libogc revisions crash your application, you have some sort of issue in your code, somewhere. The latest libogc is stable.by Tantric - Coding
You're right, it's saying it can't find zlib. zlib should be put in C:\devkitPro\portlibs\ppc\ So: C:\devkitPro\portlibs\ppc\lib\libz.a C:\devkitPro\portlibs\ppc\include\zconf.h C:\devkitPro\portlibs\ppc\include\zlib.hby Tantric - Coding
Already reported and fixed for the next release.by Tantric - Homebrew Applications
Not a bug. If you get the right gg.rom file and put it in the place, it'll work fine.by Tantric - Homebrew Applications