March 7th - Coder Kwiirk has released a cIOS that enables coding for USB2 devices.
#The homebrew launcher 11.4.0 37 install
Either install HBC first or use one of Waninkoko's updater. I cannot stress this enough: DO NOT UPDATE TO SYS MENU 4.0 IF YOU DO NOT HAVE THE HOMEBREW CHANNEL INSTALLED FIRST. This introduces the SD Menu people have been crying out for, including the ability to launch WiiWare and VC software direct from the SD card (the software is quickly copied to memory before launching), and it also adds SDHC support (SDHC cards currently going as high as 32GB). March 25th - Nintendo System Menu 4.0 released. March 25th - As Dragona has posted, Marcan has posted a statement at - essentially if you have HBC and DVDX already installed then updating is safe. March 26th - Waninkoko has released an updater that will allow you to gain the features of System Menu 4.0 without sacrificing any homebrew running capabilities whatsoever. March 28th - Waninkoko announces his USB loader. March 29th - Marcan publicly lambasts Waninkoko for his USB loader, and links the development of it to Kwiirk's release earlier in the month.
There are three pre-requisites: You need the HBC already installed, an active Wifi / LAN connection and the files discussed in this guide Particularly in the area of homebrew apps.Īpril 7th - A way to downgrade from System Menu 4.0 and/or reintroduce patched IOS' has been released. I am backdating news as best as possible, if you spot anything I've forgotten let me know. It can be installed along with HBC via the Comex BannerBomb exploit if you're on 4.0.Īpril 11th - I am working on updating the OP(s) now. May 13th - TeamTwiizers BootMii has been released.
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