my Wii was working fine until I swapped to a new SD card with more space. the new card has some error that won't let it be detected on my pc, so I went back to the original card. out of idiocy, I wiped the first card, luckily, I backed up the new card before it died. unfortunately, it now doesn't open bootmii, the homebrew channel opens but is empty, and whenever I open wiiflow (via a wad shortcut on the home menu), it just goes back to the home menu. my card is in fat32, and I don't use a usb for apps. I can share the contents of my card (minus the games because they are too large) if needed!
No bootmii, empty homebrew, and wiiflow doesn't work
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BootMii tries to load from SD. If the files are missing or unreadable, then it fails to start. The same goes with WiiFlow. Your channel is likely just a forwarder, launching a specific homebrew on your SD card.
There should be a "BootMii" folder and an "apps" folder on your SD, with the latter containing your homebrew software. -
If you have a small 2 gig sd card format them to FAT tgen copy the things again on it this will work better for Bootmii.
TheNuDarkness schrieb:
my Wii was working fine until I swapped to a new SD card with more space. the new card has some error that won't let it be detected on my pc, so I went back to the original card. out of idiocy, I wiped the first card, luckily, I backed up the new card before it died. unfortunately, it now doesn't open bootmii, the homebrew channel opens but is empty, and whenever I open wiiflow (via a wad shortcut on the home menu), it just goes back to the home menu. my card is in fat32, and I don't use a usb for apps. I can share the contents of my card (minus the games because they are too large) if needed!
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OMFG it was in exfat.
thank you guys for the suggestions though!!
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