#Homebrew channel wii u 5.5.3 how to#

This also goes for the bootMovie.h264 and bootSound.btsnd files. Replace the *.tga images in the meta directory with your own, or use the ones already there if you don't care.Replace every instance of 'Homebrew Launcher' on lines 72 - 95 with 'WiiU-Shell' or whatever else you want.Line 18 needs the exact same title ID that you used in Step 2 above.I used 'WUP-P-WUSH' but once again, I think this can be any non-real product code. Edit line 5 of the code/cos.xml file to include the name of your RPX file, which should also be placed in the code directory.

I used '00050002524D4346' but I'm pretty sure it could be anything that isn't already used for a legit title, as long as it meets the guidelines discussed here: Title database - WiiUBrew. Edit line 5 of the code/app.xml file to include a unique title ID.dimok789/homebrew_launcher () to your user profile directory (%USERPROFILE% on Windows, ~ on *nix).Download everything from this link: homebrew_launcher/channel at homebrew_launcher_rpx.UPDATE: I just tried this myself, and can confirm that the following works: Thanks for enlightening a noob Crementif! I've now been informed that an ELF built with WUT is useless except for creating an RPX, so I've removed it from the repo. I'm sure if you search GBATemp and/or Google though, you'll eventually find instructions.

#Homebrew channel wii u 5.5.3 how to#

It's been so long since I've done it that I'm not sure how to anymore, nor how to create an ELF forwarder.

I've added the ELF to my forked repo ( WiiU-Shell-v1.06.elf ()), but beware that loading it with Wiiload crashes the console so it probably needs to be installed properly to work. Click to expand.How did you create the forwarder? To get an RPX forwarder working properly requires a fair bit of fiddling IME, as demonstrated by rw-r-r_0644's and my own posts on this thread: Create a Custom Channel? | - The Independent Video Game Community.