Disclaimer : I take no credit for this guide. I found this on another site and felt that this information should be shared here as well. Overall a great easy to follow guide. Enjoy!
So on the ninth of this month a new homebrew loader was released to the public. So far this seems to be a really good example of the potential of the Twilight Hack. It replicates the Wii menu and allows you to customize channel images and names for your Homebrew titles.
This loader will run all the current Homebrew titles and supports 36 apps (channels). This loader requires a copy of Twilight Princess. The loader was authored by an overseas homebrewer so I have included a link to a translated copy of the site below as well as written step by step how to guide for getting things rolling.
On the inner circle of the Twilight Princess CD you will find some jargon numbers. This actually tells you what version you have. You will need one of the following versions to run the Twilight Hack Exploit
Euro RVL-RZDP-0A-0 JPN
Asia RVL-RZDJ-0A-0 JPN
America RVL-RZDE-0A-0 JPN
America RVL-RZDE-0A-0 USA
America RVL-RZDE-0A-2 USA
What You Will Need:
A Supported copy of Legend Of Zelda: Twilight Princess
One SD card formatted as a FAT16 storage device
The ability to use the SD card on a computer
One GameCube Controller
One GameCube Memory cards (For some homebrew apps)
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Step 1: Format the SD Card to FAT16 (For Windows users it’s just named FAT)
Step 2: If not already placed create a directory in the CD card called “/private/wii/title/RZDx/” on your SD card; replace “RZDx” with RZDE, RZDP or RZDJ as appropriate.
Copy the above file into that directory, renaming it as “data.bin”.
Step 3: Copy the Wii Homebrew Launcher boot.elf on the SD card. Create a folder homebrew on root of the SD card.
Step 4: Download some Homebrew apps that you find appealing to you. Create a subfolder for each app in the Homebrew directory of the SD card (Max 8 characters). Copy the Homebrews elf file to the directory and make sure it’s named boot.elf
Step 5: Throw the SD card in your Wii and turn it on. Go into Wii Options –> Data Management –> Save Data –> Wii. Find your Zelda save, click on it, and click “Erase”, and click Yes. Now go into SD card, and select the “Twilight Hack” save (the icon says “Wiibrew Loader”). Click copy, and yes. Now, go back out of that menu.
Step 6: Insert Zelda, and run the game. Load file A, and either walk backwards, or talk to the guy that’s standing in front of you.
Presto! You should soon see a familiar interface with all the installed custom Homebrew channels . To navigate the application you will need a GameCube controller.
Controls:
UP / DOWN / LEFT / RIGHT: Select Homebrew
A: Start a selected Homebrew app
R / L: Changes the page (if more than 11 Homebrew)
Z: Refreshes the list of channels
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