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Clarification on some bits of "Installation"
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'''READ THE DISCLAIMER! In the VERY unlikely case that your Wii gets [[Brick|bricked]] by the installer, this will let you know where you stand in regards to Team Twiizers.'''
 
'''READ THE DISCLAIMER! In the VERY unlikely case that your Wii gets [[Brick|bricked]] by the installer, this will let you know where you stand in regards to Team Twiizers.'''
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=== Pick an exploit ===
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=== Using an exploit ===
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Some of these are specific to certain versions of the [[System Menu]], while others are not but require you to own a certain Wii game in order to use them.  
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The most common way of installing the Homebrew Channel is via an exploit. Some of these are specific to certain versions of the [[System Menu]], while others are not but require you to own a certain Wii game in order to use them.
    
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!Any System Menu (Requires [[Internet Channel]])
 
!Any System Menu (Requires [[Internet Channel]])
!Any System Menu
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!Any System Menu (Requires internet connection)
 
!Any System Menu
 
!Any System Menu
 
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=== Using a loader ===
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=== Using a previous unsigned code-loading method ===
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If you already have a homebrew loader capable of running unsigned code ([[DVDx]], [https://wiiubrew.org/wiki/Wuphax Wuphax], etc.), you can use it to load the HackMii Installer.
 
# Download the [http://bootmii.org/download/ HackMii Installer].
 
# Download the [http://bootmii.org/download/ HackMii Installer].
 
# Extract the HackMii Installer to find the boot.elf
 
# Extract the HackMii Installer to find the boot.elf
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The installation should be automatic from this point on, and your Wii will reboot.
 
The installation should be automatic from this point on, and your Wii will reboot.
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=== Using a DVD ===
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=== Using a drivechip ===
The DVD method requires a [[drivechip]] and won't work with the [[June16 update|3.3 firmware update]] or newer. DVD images for the more recent versions are currently unavailable, though you can install beta8 and then update.
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This method requires a [[drivechip]] and a DVD, and won't work with the [[June16 update|3.3 firmware update]] or newer. DVD images are currently unavailable, though you can build beta8 yourself (source code [https://github.com/fail0verflow/hbc/blob/master/pywii/pywii-tools/injectdol.py here]) and then update. This method is not recommended, due to the requirement of hardware modification that could [[brick]] your Wii.
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# Install your [[drivechip]] into the Wii hardware.
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# Build the installer and burn it onto your DVD.
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# Put the DVD into the game disc slot.
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# Launch "the homebrew channel installer" on the [[Disc Channel]].
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# The installer should now run. The system will reboot when it is finished, and the homebrew channel should be installed.
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# ''(Optional)'' If you are connected to the internet, a dialog should show up asking about updating the channel. Press "Yes."
 
<!--<Youtube>6ji2imug_bc</Youtube>-->
 
<!--<Youtube>6ji2imug_bc</Youtube>-->
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=== Using a previous unsigned code-loading method ===
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=== Updating from a previous version ===
If you have an older version of the Homebrew Channel or another means of executing unsigned code, you can use the auto update function to install the latest version.
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If you have an older version of the Homebrew Channel, you can use the auto update function to install the latest version.
    
== Configuring Applications ==
 
== Configuring Applications ==
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