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Removed the ethernet enabler and cIOS stuff as that's now on the Wii mini page, but also added a link to the Wii mini page and Bluetooth.
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==d2xl cIOS for Wii Mini==
−<div class="alert">
− <span class="closebtn" onclick="this.parentElement.style.display='none';">×</span>
− This cIOS version is only for the Wii Mini. Be also aware that cIOS for Wii Mini is still experimental, though no problems have been reported yet
−</div>
−1. Download the <span class="plainlinks">[https://wii.guide/assets/files/d2xl_wii_mini_cIOS_installer_v1_beta2.zip{{{1| }}} {{{2|{{{1|Leseratte’s d2xl cIOS Installer}}}}}}]</span>
−2. Put the <code>cIOS Installer</code> in the <code>apps</code> folder on the USB drive. (If not there you can make a folder called <code>apps</code>)
−3. Insert your USB drive into your Wii mini and load The <code>cIOS Installer</code> from the Homebrew Channel.
−4. Press continue, then set the options to the following
−<code>
−Select cIOS: d2xl-v1-beta2
−</code>
−<code>
−Select cIOS base: 57
−</code>
−<code>
−Select cIOS slot: 249
−</code>
−Take a note of the version number (either <code>v31776</code> or <code>v31775</code>)
−5. Once set, press A to install. Once done successfully, exit the installer.
−⦿ If the install fails with a <code>TMD version mismatch error</code>, move the +Control pad left or right in the <code>Select cIOS</code> option until the version number is different than the one you tried before.
−==Enabling Ethernet==
−{{Main|Ethernet Enabler}}
−If you wish to use ethernet on the Wii Mini, you have to run the <span class="plainlinks">[https://wii.guide/assets/files/Wii_Mini_Ethernet_Enable.zip{{{1| }}} {{{2|{{{1|Ethernet Enabler Homebrew}}}}}}]</span> app made by [[User:Fullmetal5|Fullmetal5]]. To run it, just unzip it in the <code>apps</code>folder in your USB drive and run it from the Homebrew Channel.
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−'''Bluebomb''' is an exploit for Broadcom's Bluetooth stack used in the Nintendo Wii. The main benefit of it is that it can be used on the Wii Mini, which lacks functionality used by other exploits. It can also be used to recover from Banner bricks. It takes advantage of the Wii's Bluetooth and injects unsigned code into the system via Bluetooth.
+'''Bluebomb''' is an exploit for Broadcom's Bluetooth stack used in the Nintendo Wii. The main benefit of it is that it can be used on the [[Wii mini]], which lacks functionality used by other exploits. It can also be used to recover from Banner bricks. It takes advantage of the Wii's [[Bluetooth]] and injects unsigned code into the system via Bluetooth.
Installation requires a computer that can use Bluetooth and a Linux operating system.
Installation requires a computer that can use Bluetooth and a Linux operating system.
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−==Credits==
==Credits==
<span class="plainlinks">[https://wii.guide/bluebomb{{{1| }}} {{{2|{{{1|Original Guide}}}}}}]</span>
<span class="plainlinks">[https://wii.guide/bluebomb{{{1| }}} {{{2|{{{1|Original Guide}}}}}}]</span>