* You can use the BootMii menu and the NAND backup file if you ever need to restore your Wii System Menu.Once the Wii loads to the Wii System Menu, power off the Wii and remove the SD card.You will return to the BootMii menu, use the Power button to highlight the Wii icon, then press Reset once to select it.Once the NAND backup has been completed and verified, press any button to continue. It can be used to install the Homebrew Channel and BootMii via the HackMii Installer.The NAND backup file will be saved to the root of your SD card.Press Reset once to select the green arrow icon and your NAND backup will begin processing.Use the Power button to highlight the gear icon, then press Reset once to select it.The Power button cycles to the next icon and highlights it, the Reset button makes the selection.You will need to use the Wii console buttons (Power, Reset) to navigate the BootMii menu.If you installed BootMii (as an IOS), then power your Wii back on, start The Homebrew Channel, press the Home button on the Wii controller and press Launch Bootmii to load the BootMii menu.Open the LetterBomb and install the Homebrew Channel. str2hax is pretty recent, and it advertises itself as not needing an SD card or anything, just an internet connected Wii. Installing LetterBomb and Homebrew is easy and just requires you to: Format your SD card. Letterbomb is one of the simpler exploits, as you only need your Wiis MAC Address, your System Menu region, and an SD card formatted as FAT32.
If you installed BootMii (as boot2), then power your Wii back on and it will automatically load the BootMii menu. Letterbomb is one of the more recent exploits, with str2hax being a bit newer.
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