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This is an application that allows you to (un)install WADs.
'''Some-YAWMM-Mod''' is an application that allows you to install and uninstall WADs. It displays a list of all available WADs on a storage device, allowing you to select which ones to install or uninstall.
 
It lists all the available WADs in a storage device so you can select which one to (un)install.


==Supported Devices==
==Supported Devices==
* SDGecko.
* SDGecko.
* Internal SD slot (with SDHC support).
* Internal SD slot (with SDHC support).
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==Usage==
==Usage==
 
# Copy the WAD(s) you wish to install to your storage device.
* Copy the WAD(s) you wish to insall to your storage device.
# Run the application using any method to load homebrew.
* Run the application with any method to load homebrew.
# Select an IOS to use (must have proper patches). Commonly used IOSs are 249 and 36.
 
* The following 3 options can be skipped/pre-set, see the CONFIG FILE USAGE ] Section for details
# Select an IOS to use (must have proper patches), 2 commonly used IOSs are 249 and 36.
# Select the device where you have saved the WADs.
# Select the device where you have saved the WADs.
# Choose Nand Emulation Device (leave "disabled" to install to WADs to the Wii's real Nand)
# Choose the Nand Emulation Device (leave "disabled" to install the WADs to the Wii's real Nand).
# Browse the device to locate the WADs ("A" to open folders, and "B" to go back).
# Press the "A" button on an individual WAD to install or uninstall.
# If no file is marked, the normal single file install or uninstall menu will appear.
# If at least one file is marked, the batch install or uninstall menu will appear.
# Press the "+" button to mark the selected WAD for batch installation.
# Press the "-" button to mark the selected WAD for batch uninstallation.
# Hold +/- for 2 seconds to mark all items in a directory.
# A "+" will appear in front of the name of marked WADs for installation.
# A "-" will appear in front of the name of marked WADs for uninstallation.


* Browse device to locate WADs ("A" to open folders, and "B" to go back)
'''Note: The options 3,4,5 can be skipped/pre-set, see the CONFIG FILE USAGE section for more details.'''


* Press the "A" Button on an individual WAD to (un)install.
* Press the "1" button to access the operations menu (currently, it only allows you to delete single WADs).
* If no file is marked, the normal single file (un)install menu will appear.
* If at least one file is marked, the batch (un)install menu will appear.
 
* Press the "+" Button to (un)mark the selected WAD for batch installation
* Press the "-" Button to (un)mark the selected WAD for batch uninstallation
* Hold +/- for 2 seconds to (un)mark all items in a directory.
* A "+" will appear in front of the name of marked WADs for installation
* A "-" will appear in front of the name of marked WADs for uninstallation
 
* Press the "1" Button to go to the operations menu (currently can only delete single WADs)


==Media==
==Media==
'''How to install Wads on the Wii - ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EAdCh0Xa45s Below Average Gaming])'''<br>
<youtube>EAdCh0Xa45s</youtube>
<youtube>EAdCh0Xa45s</youtube>


==Notes==
==Notes==
 
In order to use NAND emulation, it is necessary to have a complete copy of the NAND filesystem located in the root of the FAT device.
To use the NAND emulation is necessary to have a COMPLETE copy of the NAND filesystem in the root of the FAT device.


==;Config File Usage==
==;Config File Usage==
<syntaxhighlight>
<pre>
; wm_config.txt resides in sd:/wad, and it is optional. You will get all the prompts if you don't have this file. If you are missing this file, copy and paste the entire CONFIG FILE USAGE ] Section to a new text file, rename it wm_config.txt, and Save it to sd:/wad.
; wm_config.txt resides in sd:/wad, and it is optional. You will get all the prompts if you don't have this file. If you are missing this file, copy and paste the entire CONFIG FILE USAGE ] Section to a new text file, rename it wm_config.txt, and Save it to sd:/wad.


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*;NANDDevice=Disable*
*;NANDDevice=Disable*
</syntaxhighlight>
</pre>>
==Changelog==
==Changelog==
 
Based on YAWMM which itself is based on WAD Manager, modded up by various people.<br>
Based on YAWMM which itself is based on WAD Manager, modded up by various people.
Changes from the last YAWMM googlecode version:<br>
Changes from the last YAWMM googlecode version:
*updated to be compiled in the latest devkitppc, libogc versions
*updated to be compiled in the latest devkitppc, libogc versions
*added on-the-fly IOS patches when AHBPROT is disabled, so no cIOS is required in those cases
*added on-the-fly IOS patches when AHBPROT is disabled, so no cIOS is required in those cases
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* Pepxl
* Pepxl


==KUDOS==
===KUDOS===
* Leathl
* Leathl
* WiiNinja
* WiiNinja
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==Disclaimer==
==Disclaimer==
THIS APPLICATION COMES WITH NO WARRANTY AT ALL, NEITHER EXPRESSED NOR IMPLIED.
THIS APPLICATION COMES WITH NO WARRANTY AT ALL, NEITHER EXPRESSED NOR IMPLIED.
NO ONE BUT YOURSELF IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE TO YOUR WII CONSOLE
NO ONE BUT YOURSELF IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE TO YOUR WII CONSOLE

Revision as of 01:18, 19 January 2023

Some-YAWMM-Mod
File:Someyawmmmodwii.jpg
General
Authorvarious people/FIX94
TypeUtilities
Version1.0
LicenseGPL-2.0
Last Updated2017/10/16
Links
Download
Website
Source

Some-YAWMM-Mod is an application that allows you to install and uninstall WADs. It displays a list of all available WADs on a storage device, allowing you to select which ones to install or uninstall.

Supported Devices

  • SDGecko.
  • Internal SD slot (with SDHC support).
  • USB device (1.1 and 2.0).

Usage

  1. Copy the WAD(s) you wish to install to your storage device.
  2. Run the application using any method to load homebrew.
  3. Select an IOS to use (must have proper patches). Commonly used IOSs are 249 and 36.
  4. Select the device where you have saved the WADs.
  5. Choose the Nand Emulation Device (leave "disabled" to install the WADs to the Wii's real Nand).
  6. Browse the device to locate the WADs ("A" to open folders, and "B" to go back).
  7. Press the "A" button on an individual WAD to install or uninstall.
  8. If no file is marked, the normal single file install or uninstall menu will appear.
  9. If at least one file is marked, the batch install or uninstall menu will appear.
  10. Press the "+" button to mark the selected WAD for batch installation.
  11. Press the "-" button to mark the selected WAD for batch uninstallation.
  12. Hold +/- for 2 seconds to mark all items in a directory.
  13. A "+" will appear in front of the name of marked WADs for installation.
  14. A "-" will appear in front of the name of marked WADs for uninstallation.

Note: The options 3,4,5 can be skipped/pre-set, see the CONFIG FILE USAGE section for more details.

  • Press the "1" button to access the operations menu (currently, it only allows you to delete single WADs).

Media

How to install Wads on the Wii - (Below Average Gaming)

Notes

In order to use NAND emulation, it is necessary to have a complete copy of the NAND filesystem located in the root of the FAT device.

;Config File Usage

; wm_config.txt resides in sd:/wad, and it is optional. You will get all the prompts if you don't have this file. If you are missing this file, copy and paste the entire CONFIG FILE USAGE ] Section to a new text file, rename it wm_config.txt, and Save it to sd:/wad.

*; To bypass any of the params, just comment out the line using a ";" at the beginning of the line*

; If you don't have any of the other parameters, it will prompt you for it

; The param keywords are case-sensitive at this point.

; No spaces precede the keyword on a line

; If you don't have a password in the config file, the default is no password

; If you don't have a startupPath, the default is /wad

; Blank lines are ignored.

; Password=your_password ("LRUD" only, where L=left, R=right, U=up, D=down on the WiiMote or GC Controller, max 10 characters)

; StartupPath=startupPath (starting at the root dir "/"). Be sure that the path exists, else you will get an error.



*;Password=UDLR*

*;StartupPath=/myWAD*

; Example of StartupPath at the root of the SD card

;StartupPath=/

; cIOS: 249, 222, whatever

*;cIOSVersion=249*

; FatDevice: sd usb usb2 gcsda gcsdb

*;FatDevice=sd*

; NANDDevice: Disable SD USB

; Note that WM will prompt for NAND device only if you selected cIOS=249

*;NANDDevice=Disable*

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Changelog

Based on YAWMM which itself is based on WAD Manager, modded up by various people.
Changes from the last YAWMM googlecode version:

  • updated to be compiled in the latest devkitppc, libogc versions
  • added on-the-fly IOS patches when AHBPROT is disabled, so no cIOS is required in those cases
  • support for classic controller, wiiu pro controller (on both wii and vwii) and wiiu gamepad (in wii vc mode)
  • small corrections in how the root path is selected (having no "wad" folder now correctly displays on device root)

Changelogs by various people

  • YAWMM (cwstjdenobs)
  • Hold +/- for 2 seconds to select all items in a directory.
  • Supports Hermes v4/v5 cIOS. Mainly useful if 202 works best for your HDD/SDHC card.
  • More detailed failed report after batch un/installs.
  • Will not uninstall The System Menu, the SM's region EULA or rgsel, or their IOSs.
  • Will not install the wrong regions SM.
  • Will not load stub IOS.
  • Will not install titles if they rely on a stub IOS.
  • Will not install stub SM, EULA and rgsel IOS.

* Will not install a SM lower than 4.0 on a boot2v4 Wii.

  • Gives a warning when uninstalling the HBCs IOS.
  • Read config file from usb.
  • Can load an alternative background from /wad/background.png.
  • Won't load incompatible cIOS in SNEEK.
  • Wad Manager Multi-Mod (Leathl) v3:
  • Reassigned the buttons again (Read Usage section)
  • Shortened on-screen instructions down to 2 lines
  • Fixed bug when changing directory with marked WADs
  • Wad Manager Multi-Mod (Leathl) v2:
  • Reassigned the buttons (Read the Usage section)
  • Batch un- and installation is now possible in one turn
  • Added confirmation screen before (un-)installation
  • Added file operations (can yet only delete single files)
  • Wad Manager Multi-Mod (Leathl) v1:
  • Added batch (un)installation
  • Wad Manager Folder Mod (WiiNinja) v3:
  • Config file contains additional params to automate the selection of IOS, Storage Device, and NAND Emulation
  • WiiLight mod by mariomaniac33
  • Wad Manager Folder Mod (WiiNinja) v2:
  • Config file in sd:/wad/wm_config.txt
  • Optional startup password. Very simple password using the D-Pads
  • Optional startup path
  • Wad Manager Folder Mod (WiiNinja) v1:
  • Folder support (10 levels deep)
  • GC Controller support
  • Removed disclaimer prompt
  • Sorg's enhancements are included
  • Wad Manager (Waninkoko) v1.5:
  • Allows NAND Emulation.
  • Wad Manager (Waninkoko) v1.4:
  • Allows user to choose which IOS to install WAD Manager.

THANKS

  • X-Flak
  • Pepxl

KUDOS

  • Leathl
  • WiiNinja
  • Sorg
  • Waninkoko
  • Team Twiizers/devkitPRO

Disclaimer

THIS APPLICATION COMES WITH NO WARRANTY AT ALL, NEITHER EXPRESSED NOR IMPLIED. NO ONE BUT YOURSELF IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE TO YOUR WII CONSOLE BECAUSE OF A IMPROPER USAGE OF THIS SOFTWARE.

External links

Retrieved from ‘https://www.gamebrew.org/index.php?title=Some_YAWMM_Mod_Wii&oldid=107128’

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