Homebrew [RELEASE] Tiramisu Environment | Free CBHC

[Alexander1970]

Well I can't tell you what's happening for you, but for those in Tiramisu, that's exactly how the Wii U is supposed to behave upon boot.

Like this:

 

[MikaDubbz]

Like this:

Yeah, that is a little bit different than what was described and what happens with Tiramisu. Genuinely have no idea what's going on with your Wii U, never seen anything like that.

 

[godreborn]

Yeah, that is a little bit different than what was described and what happens with Tiramisu. Genuinely have no idea what's going on with your Wii U, never seen anything like that.

Does your wii u have a message pop up about having unplugged the usb drive at boot up if you enable quick menu? It does to me, and only if quick menu is enabled

 

[MikaDubbz]

Does your wii u have a message pop up about having unplugged the usb drive at boot up if you enable quick menu? It does to me, and only if quick menu is enabled

No. Though, again at this time, the quick menu isn't fully functioning, it only pops up to say it's not ready yet, and to hit OK to go to the Wii U menu. Buy my USB drive doesn't yield any issues, and all games on it load up without issue.

 

[godreborn]

No. Though, again at this time, the quick menu isn't fully functioning, it only pops up to say it's not ready yet, and to hit OK to go to the Wii U menu. Buy my USB drive doesn't yield any issues, and all games on it load up without issue.

What are your settings in power saving?

 

[MikaDubbz]

What are your settings in power saving?

Auto-Power Down: Disabled
Standby Functions: Enabled
Quick Start Menu: Enabled
Wii U GamePad Alerts: Received
Automatic Display of Alerts: Enabled
TimeFrame for Alert Display: 9am-9pm
Alert Notifications via HOME Button LED: Enabled

Also, the hard drive is connected with a Y-Cable.

 

[NinStar]

Have you had that issue after exiting the settings menu? Because that is what is happening to me.

 

[MikaDubbz]

Does your wii u have a message pop up about having unplugged the usb drive at boot up if you enable quick menu? It does to me, and only if quick menu is enabled

Update: Quickboot menu now loads up properly for me, and when I return to the Wii U menu, I still don't get a message about having unplugged the USB drive.

Have you had that issue after exiting the settings menu? Because that is what is happening to me.

Nah, going to the settings and then the home menu yields no issue for me either.

However, now that I think about my ridiculous setup, I might know the reason. If you've ever read about my 3D print for my Wii U and all it's accessories here: https://gbatemp.net/threads/the-wii...-and-its-accessories-neatly-organized.575836/ you'd learn that the way my hard drive is connected to my Wii U is indeed with a Y cable, but while one port connects directly to the Wii U, the other actually connects to a USB splitter in the back of my Wii U. And it occurs to me that the USB splitter does receive it's own power with a cord of it's own. I forgot about it as it's not needed but I plugged it in anyway. I bet that extra power is making all the difference.

 

[NinStar]

Does your wii u have a message pop up about having unplugged the usb drive at boot up if you enable quick menu? It does to me, and only if quick menu is enabled

By the way, did it made any difference for you after deleting HBL rpx from the modules folder? (If you did that)

 

[ShadowOne333]

Based on my own testing, whenever the loader is unable to find the necessary files on the sd, a message should appear on the gamepad screen before proceeding with the autoboot. if everything is set up correctly you shouldn't see that message.

Only file I removed was the HBL installer, since I have my own HBL installed over a DS game with Haxchi.

 

[godreborn]

By the way, did it made any difference for you after deleting HBL rpx from the modules folder? (If you did that)

no, I'm not sure if it has to do with the wii u drive using a y cable and the vwii drive being self-powered. I powered on the vwii drive to test what would happen, and somehow both drives were detected, when the vwii drive is using ustealth. this is only with quick menu enabled. if it's disabled, no errors or issues with anything other than those games that didn't work without hbl being deleted.

 

[MikaDubbz]

no, I'm not sure if it has to do with the wii u drive using a y cable and the vwii drive being self-powered. I powered on the vwii drive to test what would happen, and somehow both drives were detected, when the vwii drive is using ustealth. this is only with quick menu enabled. if it's disabled, no errors or issues with anything other than those games that didn't work without hbl being deleted.

Well something definitely is happening with USB drives. Messing around with quickstart, I'm finding that games on my NAND will quickboot, while quickboot launching games on my USB only brings me back to the Wii U menu. I'm moving a games from the USB drive to the NAND to make sure, this is consistent. Even though I'm not registering as unplugged with the quickstart menu like yours seems to, it is still briefly disconnecting or something with quickstart enabled, hence you getting that error, and me not being able to actually quickstart into USB games.

 

[brunorosafox]

Eu fiz um procedimento de instalar o tiramisu, e deu tudo certo, ai fui seguir um outro tutorial, aonde trocava uns arquivos via FIlezilla, após isso, o console liga passa da tela de wii U, e fica tudo preto com a musica tocando, apos isso so da pra desliga o console tirando da tomada

preciso de ajuda

 

[MikaDubbz]

Alright, previously, when I quickstart launched Mario Kart 8 from my USB, it would only bring me to my Wii U menu. I've now moved Mario Kart 8 to the NAND. And upon quickstart launching it now, it does indeed launch.

It would appear that quickstart in Tiramisu wont be able launch games on your USB drive. But NAND games are not a problem.

I can cope with that, I'll just make sure to put only my favorite games on my NAND. I had been putting all my games on the USB drive anyways, so I have the space to spare.

 

[trogdon]

Alright, previously, when I quickstart launched Mario Kart 8 from my USB, it would only bring me to my Wii U menu. I've now moved Mario Kart 8 to the NAND. And upon quickstart launching it now, it does indeed launch.

It would appear that quickstart in Tiramisu wont be able launch games on your USB drive. But NAND games are not a problem.

I can cope with that, I'll just make sure to put only my favorite games on my NAND. I had been putting all my games on the USB drive anyways, so I have the space to spare.

Thank you for doing the testing and confirmation on this! Definitely a bummer to read though, I tend to bounce around so moving stuff to NAND is probably more headache than it would be worth to me. Definitely sticking to CBHC for now after reading this

 

[BaamAlex]

Eu fiz um procedimento de instalar o tiramisu, e deu tudo certo, ai fui seguir um outro tutorial, aonde trocava uns arquivos via FIlezilla, após isso, o console liga passa da tela de wii U, e fica tudo preto com a musica tocando, apos isso so da pra desliga o console tirando da tomada

preciso de ajuda

English pls.

Which tutorial did you follow?

 

[BaamAlex]

FTPiiU Everywhere, correct? https://github.com/FIX94/ftpiiu/releases

Yep. That's what i use. But it shouldn't matter which version you use.

 

[OrGoN3]

Yep. That's what i use. But it shouldn't matter which version you use.

Right but isn't ftpiiu everywhere only working with cbhc and mocha? Which was the point in seeing if it worked?

 

[ldeveraux]

Any reason to go with this over my CBHC I installed years ago?

 

[Lacius]

Any reason to go with this over my CBHC I installed years ago?

CBHC carries a higher brick risk.