#YAWMModMii not showing up on homebrew channel

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wispy hare
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Hi! Im currently trying to use YAWMModMii edition to continue setting up Riiconnect, but its not showing up on my screen and whenever I try to access my internal SD card it just gives me a Exception (DSI) occured error. My SD card is formatted in FAT32 (originally a 64GB), and I double checked the files and they seem fine. Is there a solution?

blissful saddle
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Are you able to use other apps?

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@wispy hare

wispy hare
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Thing is I havent installed anything else? And my wii is struggling to read my SD card fsr

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I tried to install bootmii on it as well and its not detecting it

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@blissful saddle

blissful saddle
wispy hare
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alright, will do

blissful saddle
wispy hare
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@blissful saddle okay so tried another app, doesnt show up either and still gives me the exception (DSI) error when i try to access the internal SD card

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An issue with my memory card im thinking? Not too sure though

winged estuary
wispy hare
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this

blissful saddle
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If it's on the bottom, it's usually locked. The Wii will still show the apps, but it can't access them. It makes sense since the Wii only has read privileges when it must have write privileges as well. If the slider is on the bottom then it does not have write privileges.

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I know this seems silly but you don't know how many people need this solution lol. Let me know if this helped you.

blissful saddle
winged estuary
# wispy hare http://ridgecrop.co.uk/index.htm?guiformat.htm

Try Rufus

You can use Rufus on a Windows machine to easily format an external hard drive or SD card for use with your Wii.

⚠️ Formatting a drive will delete all data on the drive. Backup any essential data on a drive before proceeding with the formatting process.

  1. Download and install Rufus to your machine: https://rufus.ie
  • Most people will want the Standard Windows x64 version.
  1. Launch Rufus.
  2. Click Show advanced drive properties.
  3. Check the box next to List USB Hard Drives.
  4. In the Device dropdown, select the SD or USB drive you'd like to use with the Wii.
  5. In the Boot selection dropdown, select Non bootable.
  6. In the Partition scheme dropdown, select MBR.
  7. In the Volume label text field, enter a name for your drive. Be creative.
  8. In the File system dropdown, select FAT32 or Large FAT32
  9. In the Cluster size dropdown, select 32 kilobytes.
  10. Click Show advanced format options
  11. Make sure Quick format is checked.
  12. Uncheck Create extended label and icon files
  13. Click Start to begin the format process.

Here is a screenshot of what your settings should look like:
https://i.imgur.com/YvYy0k2.png

winged estuary
blissful saddle
wispy hare
winged estuary
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Normally yes

blissful saddle
winged estuary
wispy hare
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this is a brand new SD card i bought a bit ago

winged estuary
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Also make sure your apps are structured properly

blissful saddle
winged estuary
blissful saddle
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Oh

blissful saddle
winged estuary
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Only MBR is

blissful saddle
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Ah

wispy hare
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ignore the volume label LOL

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WAIT NVM think i got it

wispy hare
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IT WORKED!! tysm guys

winged estuary