Anyone here use Gecko OS on their Wii?

[pakopako]

I initially only installed the HomeBrewChannel for emulators but then I hacked it further to allow full region-free gaming with Priiloader (damn Nintendo updates kept killing my FreeLoader discs).

Hmm. I'd like to see if TvC is like this or if its an issue with GeckoOS before modifying my NAND with Priiloader though.

I then kept hearing people talking about how smooth the USB loaders were and I just installed that software too and again was real easy.

Well, with GeckoOS, its easy to unpack in HBC's Apps directory. I see a DOL?WAD file for LoaderGX, but I can't add a Meta.XML or Icon.png to make it appear in HBC.

[D.D.D.]

I initially only installed the HomeBrewChannel for emulators but then I hacked it further to allow full region-free gaming with Priiloader (damn Nintendo updates kept killing my FreeLoader discs).

Hmm. I'd like to see if TvC is like this or if its an issue with GeckoOS before modifying my NAND with Priiloader though.

Yeah I can see that. I never used Gecko just because it sounded clunky compared to the other programs out there. I know you seem worried but, soft-modding my Wii was the best thing I did to it.

I then kept hearing people talking about how smooth the USB loaders were and I just installed that software too and again was real easy.

Well, with GeckoOS, its easy to unpack in HBC's Apps directory. I see a DOL?WAD file for LoaderGX, but I can't add a Meta.XML or Icon.png to make it appear in HBC.

http://filetrip.net/f23038-USB-Loader-GX-rev-1008.html FileTrip is a good place as they always package downloads with the meta and icons.

[pakopako]

Thanks. That FileTrip link made things real easy.

Sadly, the problem still persists. Checking out an issue with a different problem, I found out the problem was most likely with my TV and not anything else.

Never knew about overscanning on LCDs (not to this extent anyway) -- but it does happen apparently. A review of my TV made recently shows that it loses about 4% horizontally (and the regular 1% vertically) to overscan in all modes.