Neek2o Setup and installation guide
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glad to hear it's working, but it is a bit of pain how picky it can be and glad to see you point out how important the cluster size isComment
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hi HH, just a short question...
when i change 1st time to the uneek environment everything works fine. then, after played "tintin"
for a wile, changing back to the real nand makes also all things (cfg loader, hbc, etc.) working as they should. but if i then leave over the powerbutton on the wiimote (wii goes into suspend-mode - orange light) and power it up again on the next day then trying to go to the uneek environment again, it starts with a black screen and i have to make the wii powerless, to get it starting again. reproduceable all the time. by the 2nd "change" back into the uneek environment i did also not see any hd access (blinking flashlight on the hd).
i remember, there are some homebrew-apps, that power down the wii to another state (red light). this is the state i see, after making it powerless and repower it again.
Maybe this "state" is needed for me after using the real nand and go into suspend-mode.
do you know some of these "homebrew-apps" that can bring a wii into the "red-light" state?
greetings...
EDIT: just in time i found the reason myself...its the "wiiconnect24 standby option" in the wii option menu...if this is turned on, the wii goes into the "orange-light-suspend-mode" (that nearby also means 10watts).
if you disable this function it goes into the "red-light-suspend-mode" (this means 1watt).
So here you can also save much money.
this evening i will try out, if this works for me with my "black-screen-problem" and give some status.
EDIT2: after setting the "wiiconnect24 standby option" to "off" there is no more problem at all!Last edited by keytouch; 16 January, 2012, 20:39.Comment
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A long time is few seconds you are getting a black screen for 1 of 2 reasons either you don't have a game on the fat 32 partition or your emulated nand is not being recognized for which there is a number of reasons, but with knowing your setup I can't say what it is. Remember the install instructions are very specific as far as file structure and hdd format goes as neek2o is very pickyComment
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Have 2 wiis running SNEEK+DI now, but how can i get them to boot strait to it without using the NEEK chanel?.Comment
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Try thischeers for reminding me barbadearvoreHi,
I could never load the nand by neek2o channel. It gives-me allways the black screen and the flashing blue light in the dvd drive.
Instead, I managed to load the nand in another way:
In the sd card i have make a copy of the "bootmiineek" folder and rename it "bootmii".
Then, in the Homebrew channel i press the home button and then select "launch bootmii". Then i wait for a litle bit and finaly the emulated nand is loaded. I'm using sd/usb content that i have downloaded from previous HH post. Hope this could help.Comment
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Hi HHIt is compatible with the wii but may not be compatible with neek2o. It can be quite picky due to the fact that it runs it's checks very quickly so if the drive does not spin up fast enough or in your case have a fast enough read speed, neek2o can be finished it's checks for a nand and files before the drive had given it access, if you must use that drive there is a workaround but it means using so hex editor write a new command line in neek2o tho delay the start up of the program to allow for three drive to catch up
Been battling with neek2o for ages now and suspect its because the HD is not spinning up fast enough. Glad I found this forum. Please can you share how I can edit the file to delay the start of the program.
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Look at the post directly above yours this method will slow it down enough or rename your bootmii neek file to bootmii and then launch bootmii from hbc because of the rename this will launch neek2o instead of bootmiiComment
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