Hacking (help)neek2o wont launch with my 1tb hdd

[Stalls]

okay, so i installed neek2o on my 16GB flash drive. today i bought a 1tb external hard drive to use for neek2o, but when i run the neek2o launcher (or nSwitch) its stuck at "Reloading BootMii IOS!"
Is it possible to run neek2o like this? help would be very appreciated.
EDIT: MY PROBLEM IS THAT MY HDD IS DISCONNECTING WHEN IT SAYS RELOADING BOOTMII IOS! it doesnt do that with my flash drive. someone pls help

 

[Stalls]

can someone pls help me

 

[Cyan]

You correctly rebuild the neek files to work with USB instead of SD?
you need "uneek" instead of "sneek".

 

[Stalls]

You correctly rebuild the neek files to work with USB instead of SD?
you need "uneek" instead of "sneek".

I didnt rebuild anything. i used a premade emunand from a guide on another website which has a usb files folder and an sd folder.

 

[Cyan]

the pre-made emunand is fine.
What you need to rebuild (or replace) is the content of the /sneek/ and /bootmii/ folder.

Bootmii always launch the "armboot.bin" located on SD card.
So, how do you think neek knows that you want to load the folder on USB instead of the one on SD if there's no option anywhere to tell it the path you want to use?

if you rely on Bootmii to launch Uneek, you still need some files for the SD card. You can't use only files located on USB.


So, if you want to use EmuNAND folder located on SD, you use the "Sneek" prepared package which should come with a "put no SD" folder.
If you want to use EmuNAND folder located on USB, you use the "Uneek" prepared package which should come with BOTH "put on SD" and "put on USB" folders.

Sneek:
sd:/bootmii/armboot.bin <-- the one which tells to use SD
sd:/sneek/kernel.bin

Uneek:
sd:/bootmii/armboot.bin <-- the one which tells to switch to USB
usb:/sneek/kernel.bin


If you use USBLoaderGX to boot into neek, it doesn't rely on "armboot.bin" at all, and loads the correct kernel.bin located on the expected device based on your EmuNAND location. so you don't need files on SD to use Uneek.
If you use Nswitch, even the latest version is not good. Nswitch uses armboot.bin on Wii, and the same method than USBLoaderGX on vWii. So, if you are on Wii, you need the armboot.bin (for the correct device) on your SD card.

 

[Stalls]

the pre-made emunand is fine.
What you need to rebuild (or replace) is the content of the /sneek/ and /bootmii/ folder.

Bootmii always launch the "armboot.bin" located on SD card.
So, how do you think neek knows that you want to load the folder on USB instead of the one on SD if there's no option anywhere to tell it the path you want to use?

if you rely on Bootmii to launch Uneek, you still need some files for the SD card. You can't use only files located on USB.


So, if you want to use EmuNAND folder located on SD, you use the "Sneek" prepared package which should come with a "put no SD" folder.
If you want to use EmuNAND folder located on USB, you use the "Uneek" prepared package which should come with BOTH "put on SD" and "put on USB" folders.

Sneek:
sd:/bootmii/armboot.bin <-- the one which tells to use SD
sd:/sneek/kernel.bin

Uneek:
sd:/bootmii/armboot.bin <-- the one which tells to switch to USB
usb:/sneek/kernel.bin


If you use USBLoaderGX to boot into neek, it doesn't rely on "armboot.bin" at all, and loads the correct kernel.bin located on the expected device based on your EmuNAND location. so you don't need files on SD to use Uneek.
If you use Nswitch, even the latest version is not good. Nswitch uses armboot.bin on Wii, and the same method than USBLoaderGX on vWii. So, if you are on Wii, you need the armboot.bin (for the correct device) on your SD card.

Okay thanks for the info. I will let you know when I got it to work.

 

[Stalls]

the pre-made emunand is fine.
What you need to rebuild (or replace) is the content of the /sneek/ and /bootmii/ folder.

Bootmii always launch the "armboot.bin" located on SD card.
So, how do you think neek knows that you want to load the folder on USB instead of the one on SD if there's no option anywhere to tell it the path you want to use?

if you rely on Bootmii to launch Uneek, you still need some files for the SD card. You can't use only files located on USB.


So, if you want to use EmuNAND folder located on SD, you use the "Sneek" prepared package which should come with a "put no SD" folder.
If you want to use EmuNAND folder located on USB, you use the "Uneek" prepared package which should come with BOTH "put on SD" and "put on USB" folders.

Sneek:
sd:/bootmii/armboot.bin <-- the one which tells to use SD
sd:/sneek/kernel.bin

Uneek:
sd:/bootmii/armboot.bin <-- the one which tells to switch to USB
usb:/sneek/kernel.bin


If you use USBLoaderGX to boot into neek, it doesn't rely on "armboot.bin" at all, and loads the correct kernel.bin located on the expected device based on your EmuNAND location. so you don't need files on SD to use Uneek.
If you use Nswitch, even the latest version is not good. Nswitch uses armboot.bin on Wii, and the same method than USBLoaderGX on vWii. So, if you are on Wii, you need the armboot.bin (for the correct device) on your SD card.

EDIT: Forget it im going to actually rebuild this