When you hear about Wad's, people are talking about files with the file extension "wad". Wads can contain a lot of Data. Mostly, this data is a channel or IOS file. It might be handy to know how to install them.
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<app version="1.2">
<name>WAD Manager 1.7</name>
<version>1.7</version>
<coder>Waninkoko</coder>
<short_description>[un]install wads.</short_description>
<long_description>WAD Manager is an application that allows you to (un)install
WAD packages.
It lists all the available WAD packages in a storage device
so you can select which one to (un)install.</long_description>
</app>
Required * An SD card (Best results are with non-SDHC cards, SDHC will only work on 4.0 or above) or USB device formatted to FAT(32). * A cIOS installed * A wad to install. Wads can be found at lots of different places. Links * Wad manager: http://filetrip.net/f10194-WAD-Manager-1-7.html * Yet Another Wad Manager Mod (YAWMM): http://yawmm.googlecode.com/files/YAWMM.zip Result * Use the wad manager to get new channels and other stuff. Dangerous Level: * Medium - HIGH: Brick protection recommended.Guide Computer ---------------------- 1. Download the wad manager and extract it to the apps folder on the SD card (in case of YAWMM: extract the pack, then copy the apps folder to the SD crad, merging it with the existing apps folder). 2. Put the wad of the channel in the wad folder on the SD card/USB device. Wii ---------------------- 3. Run the wad manager. Select IOS249. Leave NAND emulation as it is and choose SD/USB. Basic interface of the WAD manager 1.5 (older version) 4. Go to the wad you want to install and press A. Then follow instructions on the screen. |
