Dolphin, the GameCube and Wii emulator - Forums

(10-05-2015, 01:20 AM)ChronicMasturbator Wrote: [ -> ]I found this -

https://wiki.dolphin-emu.org/index.php?title=Virtual_SD_Card_Guide

Most of what it says there i don't understand one bit but i'm sure you do.

Most of it is what we talked about in April. You've already followed the instructions correctly as far as I know, so there's not much new on that page.

(10-05-2015, 01:20 AM)ChronicMasturbator Wrote: [ -> ]I've tried every possible thing i can think of but nothing works - reading that link there can you think of maybe an app i could put on the virtual SD card that'll make it work and then explain to me how to do it as if you were talking to an idiot?

Sorry, I can't think of anything like that.

(10-05-2015, 01:20 AM)ChronicMasturbator Wrote: [ -> ]Btw just to clarify because this is confusing the f**k outta me... where you (and everyone else) says to leave the boot file outside the SD card... ok, so i mount the sd.raw so i can bring it up (i know all that bit) but then do i (for the pissed game for example) have a folder on the root of the virtual SD card called "pissed" and i have every file that was extracted from the download (boot, logo and meta) but delete the boot so it's just the logo and meta, and then in the folder where i have all my Wii games on my desktop have another folder there also called "pissed" with simply the boot file in it? Hope that was easy to understand... is that correct?

That will work. However:
* You don't need to delete the boot file from the SD card. Whether it's there usually doesn't matter, but I prefer to keep it both in the SD card and outside of the SD card.
* I recommend having the logo and meta files along with the boot file outside of the SD card. Dolphin will then display the logo in your game list, and maybe it will display the game's name correctly in the future too. Again, it still works just fine without it, it'll just look a bit less pretty.

(09-27-2015, 07:05 AM)JosJuice Wrote: [ -> ]You can't run Homebrew Channel in Dolphin because it contains anti-emulation code. Putting Homebrew Channel in the Wii Menu is technically possible, but it's rather pointless since you can't do anything with it other than listen to the banner music.

But if you run in normal Dolphin builds, it will run.

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