Thanks! I hope to here results of just the rom.
Thanks! I hope to here results of just the rom.
I am going to try it out too , but I am afraid of getting bricked, is that possible through the twilight hack or no?Quote:
Originally Posted by DimensionT
It should be, it's just an .ELF file like everything else.
Quite being a wimp theres no way for it to be bricked. So its all good :thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by Adyum
Yup, I just trried it and it works great. I loaded my save for Bahamut Lagoon off of the Gamecube memory card and saved it to the front SD. Didn't try loading it, but it should work.
Here's the save if someone wants to try.
Gimme a few and I'll tell you if Chrono Trigger works.
EDIT: Link for v5: http://rapidshare.com/files/10726704...10fv5.zip.html
EDIT 2: Chrono Trigger worked perfectly for me using v5. I got past the intro, walk to the world map then saved to the first slot. Then I went into the emulator options and saved to GC memory card and the front SD... No problems.
Aparently it supports auto loading SRAM upon loading a new rom too. Only from the front SD as far as I know though.
Once the list supports full rom names it'll be perfect.
Here's the Chrono Trigger save. I forgot to mention you have to put them in a folder called "saves" on the root of you card. For example, "I:\SAVES\CHRONO~1.SRM".
Ok thanks I'll try that...I need a save for right after your shot into the past. If I can get that I'll be a happy boy.
EDIT: Reboot Wii seems to have problems...
Which one are people using the one in the no auto save folder or the one that isn't.
The one that isnt.
FACTS:
1. The "SNES Channel" vs. "Snes9x GX v5":
- The "SNES Channel" has not "Front SD SAVE" feature.
- The "Snes9x GX v5" has "Front SD SAVE" feature (fully tested in many games like: Mario World, Metroid, Zelda Link's to the Past, Mario All-Stars...)
2. For use the "Snes9x GX v5" you can apply many methods like:
- Zelda disc -> Front ELF Loader -> snes9x (this is a basic method).
- Zelda disc -> Homebrew Launcher -> snes9x.
- Homebrew Channel ("No time limit" version) -> snes9x.
- Homebrew Channel ("No time limit" version) -> Homebrew Launcher -> snes9x.
3. About the Homebrew Channel "No time limit" version:
Fully Recommended. I already use it in my wii console since two weeks and it runs perfect.
If you want to uninstall it, just go to the Saved Data on your wii and click on the "???" channel.
Another method: Press the "POWER" button from your wii for 4 to 5 seconds ;) !Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr.Guy
ok i got the homebrew channel installed but when i put the boot.elf of the homebrew launcher in the root of my SD card and try to load it through the channel, it says something like "cant read FAT (boot.elf) Sorry :("
anyone have any idea why?
EDIT: nvm, i formatted my card and start from scratch and everything seems to work fine now. i hope theres no problems with this homebrew launcher cause if it stays working like this i'll be one happy camper.