How to update Homebrew Channel v1.1.0

The Homebrew Channel v1.1.0

Copyright (C) 2007-2012 Team Twiizers, all rights reserved.

All rights reserved; do not redistribute

Update instructions:

If you have previously installed The Homebrew Channel, you can update it. If

this is the first time you are installing it, see README.txt for installation

instructions. The easiest way to update is using the built-in online update

functionality. Simply configure the WiFi network settings for your Wii for

proper Internet connectivity, and boot up the channel. If the connection is

established, you'll see an opaque white (not semitransparent) world icon

in the lower right corner, and an update prompt will automatically appear.

Accept it to begin downloading the update. If you cannot or do not want to

connect your Wii to the Internet, simply run the boot.elf file using any

homebrew booting method. For example, you can upload it using wiiload or

you can make a directory inside /apps (for example, /apps/Update) and copy

boot.elf there. Then, simply run it from the previous version of The Homebrew

Channel.

Adding and customizing apps:

All user applications should be stored in their own subdirectory inside of

apps/; some examples have been provided. Each subdirectory should have at

least three files; ScummVM will be used as an example.

* apps/ScummVM/boot.elf main executable to be loaded

* apps/ScummVM/icon.png icon to be displayed in The Homebrew Channel

Menu; should be 128 x 48 pixels

* apps/ScummVM/meta.xml XML description of the channel. This format

might change for future releases of The

Homebrew channel, but we will try to remain

backwards-compatible. See

http://wiibrew.org/wiki/Homebrew_Channel

for information on what data should be included

in this file.

Staying current with new releases:

Relax, you will not need to do anything to keep up with new releases of the

Homebrew Channel. When a new version is available, a message will appear

giving you the option to download and install the new version, if your Wii

is configured to connect to the Internet.

Uninstallation:

You may uninstall the channel as you would any other channel, by using the Data

Management screen of the Wii Menu. Erasing every last trace of The Homebrew

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