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=== What kind of an SD card should I use? ===

=== What kind of an SD card should I use? ===

As long as they're formatted to FAT 16 (FAT) or FAT 32, most SD cards should work for you. Smaller SD cards (smaller than 256MB) may or may not work - some operating systems aren't too good when formatting them, and so the Wii (or the homebrew) won't be able to detect them. An SD card smaller than 32MB will almost definitely not work. SDHC cards will work on more updated Wiis, and might work on ones without the later updates (but only in homebrew) - try and see. If you are still unsure which type of card to use, this page may help you: [[SD/SDHC Card Compatibility Tests]].

As long as they're formatted to FAT 16 (FAT) or FAT 32, most SD cards should work for you. All SD cards smaller than 256mb will not work for you because they are too small to be formatted properly. If you are still unsure which type of card to use, this page may help you: [[SD/SDHC Card Compatibility Tests]].

=== What is the root of my SD card? ===

=== What is the root of my SD card? ===

=== Why should I use Bannerbomb instead of the Twilight Hack? ===

=== Why should I use Bannerbomb instead of the Twilight Hack? ===

System Menu 4.0 and its successors have rendered the Twilight Hack useless. Bannerbomb is currently the only exploit that works on a System Menu of 4.0 or higher. It is also capable of working on every system menu. Also, some people feel that it is easier to use then the Twilight Hack. Finally, it does not rely on owning a specific game.

System Menu 4.0 and its successors have rendered the Twilight Hack useless. Bannerbomb is currently the only exploit that works on a System Menu of 4.0 or higher. It is also capable of working on every system menu. Also, some people feel that it is easier to use than the Twilight Hack. Finally, it does not require you to purcahse a specific game.

=== Bannerbomb is freezing on me, what do I do? ===

=== Bannerbomb is freezing on me, what do I do? ===

=== No vulnerable IOS found ===

=== No vulnerable IOS found ===

Have [[Dop-IOS/Dop-IOS MOD|Dop-IOS MOD]] install IOS30 v1040 ''without'' applying any patches to it.

Have [[Dop-IOS/Dop-IOS MOD|Dop-IOS MOD]] install IOS 30 v1040 ''without'' applying any patches to it.

== Homebrew Channel Questions ==  

== Homebrew Channel Questions ==  

=== When installing the Homebrew Channel it fails to find boot.elf or boot.dol ===

=== When installing the Homebrew Channel it fails to find boot.elf or boot.dol ===

Make sure the Homebrew Channels boot.dol file is in the root of your SD card. If that still does not solve your problem, try a different SD card. Some SD cards are simply not compatible with the Twilight Hack. Smaller SD cards (smaller than 256MB) may or may not work - some operating systems aren't too good when formatting them, and so the Wii (or the homebrew) won't be able to detect them. An SD card smaller than 32MB will almost definitely not work. Note: SDHC cards cannot be used to install the Homebrew Channel if the Wii is not updated.

Make sure the Homebrew Channels boot.dol file is in the root of your SD card. If that still does not solve your problem, try a different SD card. Some SD cards are simply not compatible with exploits. SD Cards smaller than 256MB will not work. Note: SDHC cards cannot be used to install the Homebrew Channel from an exploit if the Wii itself does not support them.

=== Where are my apps? The Homebrew Channel is only a screen with bubbles. ===

=== Where are my apps? The Homebrew Channel is only a screen with bubbles. ===

=== I can't play or read DVDs even with DVDX installed. Why? ===

=== I can't play or read DVDs even with DVDX installed. Why? ===

(Unconfirmed): Newer Wiis have different disc drives that do not support the commands that DVDX used to read DVDs. These drives can only read Wii or GameCube games, and there is no way to make them read DVDs.

Newer Wiis have different disc drives that do not support the commands that DVDX used to read DVDs. These drives can only read Wii or GameCube games, and there is no way to make them read DVDs.

Some apps might be coded to use the old version of DVDx, simply wait for them to be updated or recompile them against the latest libogc if they're open source and you know how

Some apps might be coded to use the old version of DVDX, simply wait for them to be updated or recompile them against the latest libogc if they're open source and you know how

Some drives aren't very good at reading DVD+/-RW media. try DVD+/-R.

Some drives aren't very good at reading DVD+/-RW media. try DVD+/-R.