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<b>Extra Note</b><br />

<b>Extra Note</b><br />

While in BootMii, you should back up your NAND memory. This is mainly for those who have installed bootmii as Boot2, but should still be done when installed as IOS.

While in BootMii, you should back up your NAND memory. This is mainly for those who have installed bootmii as Boot2, but should still be done when installed as IOS.  If you brick your Wii and have BootMii installed as IOS ''and'' have Priiloader installed, you ''might'' be able to recover your NAND by loading BootMii through Priiloader.

When in BootMii, you will not have access to the wii-mote, so you will have to use a gamecube controller, or the buttons on the Wii itself. (<i>power button</i> is move cursor, <i>reset button</i> is select option.) '''THIS ONLY APPLIES TO THE BOOTMII APPLICATION ITSELF, THE HACKMII INSTALLER ''DOES'' SUPPORT THE WIIMOTE.'''<br />

When in BootMii, you will not have access to the wii-mote, so you will have to use a gamecube controller, or the buttons on the Wii itself. (<i>power button</i> is move cursor, <i>reset button</i> is select option.) '''THIS ONLY APPLIES TO THE BOOTMII APPLICATION ITSELF, THE HACKMII INSTALLER ''DOES'' SUPPORT THE WIIMOTE.'''<br />

Select the 4th option then hit A/Reset, then you are taken to a new option. <br />

Select the 4th option then hit A/Reset, then you are taken to a new option. <br />

The first corresponds to the backing up of NAND memory, the second; "injecting" NAND back into memory... <br />

The first corresponds to the backing up of NAND memory, the second; "injecting" NAND back into memory... <br />

Select the first option (you must have at least 512MB of space on SD card to do so) to back up NAND.

Select the first option (you must have at least 512MB of space on SD card to do so) to back up NAND. <br />

 

 

== Troubleshooting ==

== Troubleshooting ==