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=== Using an exploit ===

=== Using an exploit ===

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.

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. There really isn't any reason not to be on the latest firmware version most of the time.  

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== Themes ==

== Themes ==

As of 1.0.7, The Homebrew Channel is capable of theming. The images and fonts are stored in a theme.zip, which can be executed like a boot.dol from the Homebrew Channel.

As of 1.0.7, The Homebrew Channel is capable of theming. The images and fonts are stored in a theme.zip, which can be executed like a boot.dol from the Homebrew Channel. To uninstall the theme, just go to system menu -> Data Management -> Save Data -> Wii. The homebrew channel should have its own save data, just delete it and that will remove the theme.  

For a theme database and a "How to install" guide, check [[Homebrew_Channel/Themes|this page]].

For a theme database and a "How to install" guide, check [[Homebrew_Channel/Themes|this page]]. It is very easy to install themes with the Open Shop Channel: https://oscwii.org/, get the desktop tool. Once it is installed, change repository to Homebrew Channel Themes.  

Further details on this can be found at [http://hackmii.com/2010/08/theming-the-homebrew-channel/ Hackmii].

Further details on this can be found at [http://hackmii.com/2010/08/theming-the-homebrew-channel/ Hackmii].

== Changelog ==

== Changelog ==

=== 1.1.2 ===

=== 1.1.2 ===

* PAL 50Hz (576i) video mode now works properly

* PAL 50Hz (576i) video mode now works properly