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These are the 4 recommended ways you should install the Homebrew Channel. | These are the 4 recommended ways you should install the Homebrew Channel. | ||
The LetterBomb guide requires an SD card, whereas the others don't. However, they do need a connection to the internet in order for them to work | The LetterBomb guide requires an SD card, whereas the others don't. However, they do need a connection to the internet in order for them to work. It is highly recommended that you get an SD card for the long run. | ||
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WIP Homebrew Channel Page
Moved your WIP Homebrew Channel page to your user_talk page until completion. Derf (talk) 00:14, 16 January 2022 (UTC)
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When you homebrew your Wii using HackMii, the most essential thing to install (other than BootMii) is the Homebrew Channel. The Homebrew Channel is a homebrew application loader that lets you launch homebrew apps from your SD card and/or USB drive. This guide will teach you how to install the Homebrew Channel and how to use it.
Installation
These are the 4 recommended ways you should install the Homebrew Channel.
The LetterBomb guide requires an SD card, whereas the others don't. However, they do need a connection to the internet in order for them to work. It is highly recommended that you get an SD card for the long run.