Wii U:Haxchi: Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 07:52, 27 July 2023

This software is old and outdated.
It will likely never see an update again, and people may be unable to provide support if you use it.

If you are still using Haxchi, it should be replaced by Tiramisu or Aroma. These custom firmwares have all the features of Haxchi, plus more planned features, bug fixes, and less requirements (e.g. no need to have a Virtual Console DS game).

Haxchi is a custom firmware that can quickly apply IOSUHAX using a channel on the Wii U Menu. It overwrites an installed DS Virtual Console game, so you must purchase a game from the eShop and make it unusuable in the process. You could then load Haxchi automatically by using Coldboot Haxchi, known in short as CBHC.

Usage and Uninstalling

Usage

The DS game that Haxchi is installed over will be replaced by the Haxchi Launcher. Launching this channel loads up the Haxchi CFW, although certain buttons can be configured to perform certain actions instead of loading the CFW (e.g. you configure A to load the Homebrew Launcher to skip the need to run the Browserhax exploit).

Uninstallation

Haxchi can be uninstalled by deleting the Haxchi Launcher in the native System Settings application. Once that is gone, the game used to launch Haxchi can be redownloaded normally from the eShop.

Coldboot Haxchi can be uninstalled according to the instructions on this page.

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-'''The Haxchi''' '''CFW''' is a CFW that can quickly load apply IOSUHAX using a channel on the WiiU Menu. It replaces a DS VC game with itself, so it is required to download one from the eShop, and this game will not be playable while Haxchi is installed. You can could autoboot Haxchi by using '''Coldboot Haxchi''' or CBHC for short.
+{{Outdated software}}
-== Installation, Usage and Uninstallation ==
+{{warning|If you are still using Haxchi, it should be replaced by [[Wii U:Tiramisu|Tiramisu]] or [[Wii U:Aroma|Aroma]]. These custom firmwares have all the features of Haxchi, plus more planned features, bug fixes, and less requirements (e.g. no need to have a Virtual Console DS game).}}
-=== Installation ===
-# Install a Virtual Console DS game if you don't have one already. The cheapest one is "Brain Age" (known as "Brain Training" on PAL consoles).
+'''Haxchi''' is a [[custom firmware]] that can quickly apply IOSUHAX using a channel on the Wii U Menu. It overwrites an installed DS Virtual Console game, so you must purchase a game from the eShop and make it unusuable in the process. You could then load Haxchi automatically by using '''Coldboot Haxchi''', known in short as CBHC.
-# Download Haxchi from the Homebrew App Store and put it on the SD card.
-# Run Haxchi from the Homebrew Launcher.
+== Usage and Uninstalling ==
-# Select the game you want to use. You won't be able to play this game while Haxchi is installed, so choose wisely.
+[[File:Haxchi Logo.webp|thumb|130x130px]]
-# Press A to accept the disclaimer, or HOME to cancel
-# Haxchi should now install.
 === Usage ===
-The DS game that Haxchi is installed over will be replaced by a the Haxchi Launcher. Launching this channel loads up the Haxchi CFW, although certain buttons can be configured to perform certain actions instead of loading the CFW (e.g. you configure A to load the Homebrew Launcher to skip the need to run an inconsistent Browserhax exploit.).
+The DS game that Haxchi is installed over will be replaced by the Haxchi Launcher. Launching this channel loads up the Haxchi CFW, although certain buttons can be configured to perform certain actions instead of loading the CFW (e.g. you configure A to load the Homebrew Launcher to skip the need to run the Browserhax exploit).
 === Uninstallation ===
-Haxchi can be uninstalled by deleting The Haxchi Launcher in the native System Settings appication, if you want to recover the game that you used to install haxchi, just re-download it from the eShop
+Haxchi can be uninstalled by deleting the Haxchi Launcher in the native System Settings application. Once that is gone, the game used to launch Haxchi can be redownloaded normally from the eShop.
+Coldboot Haxchi can be uninstalled according to the instructions on [[wiiuguide:uninstall-cbhc|this page.]]