How to install cIOS36 rev10 on your Wii
cIOS36 rev10 is a custom IOS for the Wii that allows you to run homebrew software and use USB loaders. It is based on an official IOS version and installs into a free slot without modifying any other IOS. Here is a guide on how to install it on your Wii.
Requirements
A Wii console with Homebrew Channel installed.
An SD card or a USB device.
The WAD file of the IOS version to be used as base (for WAD installation) or a network connection (for network installation).
The cIOS36 rev10 installer zip file, which you can download from here [^1^].
WAD Installation
Copy the WAD file of the IOS version to be used as base to the root directory of your SD card or USB device. The IOS you need in the root of your SD card is called IOS36-64-v1042.wad if you want to do the offline install [^2^].
Extract the cIOS36 rev10 installer zip file and copy the folder apps/cIOS36_rev10 to your SD card or USB device.
Insert the SD card or USB device in your Wii.
Run the Homebrew Channel and launch the cIOS36 rev10 installer.
Select the IOS version to use as base (default option recommended).
Select \"WAD Installation\".
Select the storage device where you copied the WAD file.
Wait for the installation to complete and press any button to exit.
Network Installation
Extract the cIOS36 rev10 installer zip file and copy the folder apps/cIOS36_rev10 to your SD card or USB device.
Insert the SD card or USB device in your Wii.
Run the Homebrew Channel and launch the cIOS36 rev10 installer.
Select the IOS version to use as base (default option recommended).
Select \"Network Installation\".
Wait for the installation to complete and press any button to exit.
Credits
This guide is based on the information from this thread [^1^] and this post [^2^]. All credit goes to Waninkoko, the developer of cIOS36 rev10, and the contributors of those sources.How to use USB loaders
USB loaders are applications that allow you to run Wii games from a USB device instead of a disc. This has several advantages, such as faster loading times, less wear and tear on the disc drive, and more storage space. There are different USB loaders available, such as USB Loader GX, WiiFlow, and Configurable USB Loader. Here is a general guide on how to use them.
cios36 rev10 installer zip
Download: https://distlittblacem.blogspot.com/?l=2tGUfD
Requirements
A Wii console with cIOS36 rev10 installed.
A USB device formatted to FAT32 or WBFS.
The files of the USB loader of your choice.
The backup files of your Wii games (in ISO or WBFS format).
Installation
Copy the files of the USB loader to your SD card or USB device. Usually, you need to copy a folder to the apps directory and a folder to the root directory.
Copy the backup files of your Wii games to your USB device. You can use a program like WBFS Manager or Wii Backup Manager to do this.
Insert the SD card or USB device in your Wii.
Run the Homebrew Channel and launch the USB loader.
Usage
The interface and options of each USB loader may vary, but generally they have similar features. You can browse your games by cover art, title, genre, etc. You can also change settings such as video mode, language, cheats, etc. To run a game, simply select it and press the A button. To return to the USB loader, press the Home button on your Wii remote.
Credits
This guide is based on the information from this site. All credit goes to the developers and contributors of the USB loaders and the backup managers. 0efd9a6b88