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Looks good, but you’re missing some translations. See pl.lang as an example.
rodriesKeymasterThis is encoded as ANSI instead of UTF-8 so I can’t use it. Try using Notepad++ to convert it and repost it. Thanks! 🙂
rodriesKeymasterSure, the Wii can handle DVD video at 720×576 just fine.
rodriesKeymasterA new install won’t clear your restore points file.
rodriesKeymasterThat’s not a valid username – that’s why it’s not on the keyboard.
rodriesKeymasterThis site isn’t for help with USB Loader GX.
rodriesKeymaster@jhb50 wrote:
So it sounds like that the instructions in the guide are correct regardless if what version of DEVKITPRO is installed.
But you must follow the guide exactly step-by step. Can others confirm this?If your patch uses diropen, dirclose, or dirnext it will not compile on dkppc r24. These functions have been removed (ie: no longer exposed) and you must use opendir, closedir, and readdir instead.
I didn’t make dkppc so don’t blame me!
rodriesKeymasterNope, the problem is that he’s using the latest devkitPPC (r23, just released) and your patch is based on r22.
rodriesKeymasterSee the translation thread for pt here – http://www.wiimc.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=516.
You won’t find an EN template because there is no English “translation”. Look at another complete translation, eg: pl or pt_br. Also I don’t add the untranslated lines to all of the files whenever a translation is added.
rodriesKeymasterIt’s an HBC bug.
Delete the no_ios_reload line from the meta.xml for the WiiMC app.
rodriesKeymasterThe share name must be USB_Maxtor_OneTouch_1. It can’t be ‘USB_Maxtor_OneTouch_1Movies’ or ‘Movies’.
You should verify it works from Explorer using the IP instead of ICONNECT. eg:
\192.168.1.5USB_Maxtor_OneTouch_1
rodriesKeymasterThat message happens when WiiMC is not loaded from IOS 58 or IOS 61. As we haven’t tested any others except these two, that’s the reason for the warning. Otherwise we get bug reports from people running IOS X and we’ll have no idea if it’s a WiiMC issue or an IOS issue.
rodriesKeymasterWhat language is your folders/files in?
rodriesKeymaster…And your errors are quite clear. They indicate you’re missing libiconv – you’ll see that’s also on the requirements list. See here: http://www.wiimc.org/compiling-instructions/
rodriesKeymasterThe strings.h error is because devkitppc r22 doesn’t have a strings.h. What I used to do is put #ifndef GEKKO / #endif throughout the code, but now dkppc r23 does include strings.h so I don’t have to go to that work anymore. Unfortunately r23 still isn’t publicly released so you guys are stuck with source code that doesn’t compile without making this modification yourself 🙁
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