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Hi guy's,I've finally had success soft modding my wii and I can run games from the homebrew channel via Configurable Usb loader but I'd like to use a forward channel but I'm having some trouble.Basically I've installed the files on my FAT32 hard drive and as stated can run the loader from the home brew channel.I downloaded the configurable usb loader forward.wad and I put it in the wad folder and I ran the wad manager from the sd card and it said success. I can now see the forward channel on the wii main menu but when I click it nothing happens, it doesn't start the Configurable usb loader, it just loops back to the wii main menu.Any suggestions on how to get this forward channel working correctly?Have I some folder named wrong or missing something? I've tried lots of things but just can't seem to get the forward channel working.Many thanksSandisk. It should be named boot.dolRename the folder to USBLoader or usbloader (I don't know if caps make a difference).so the directory should be apps/USBLoaderMake sure you also have the main USB loader files on the root of the SD card.So the root of the SD card should haveappsusb-loaderfolders.When you get it working you can then drag the apps/usbloader and usb-loader folders to your HDD and it should boot from your HDD (make sure those files are no longer on your SD card). The forwarder will check and see if the files are on the SD card first. Then it will check them on your HDD.
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Not64 Wii Forwarder
My attempts to install a Splunk forwarder on Windows 2008 fails and is rolled back. In this case, the application event logs show: Faulting application openssl.exe, version 0.0.0.0, time stamp 0x5666e2ba, faulting module LIBEAY32.dll, version 1.0.2.4, time stamp 0x5666e274, exception code 0xc0000409, fault offset 0x064b0e, process id 0x684, application start time 0x01d14748dac0bc14.