WiiLink24/WiiLink24-Patcher v2.0.5

WiiLink Patcher v2.0.5

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Welcome to the WiiLink Patcher! This patcher does everything you need to get WiiLink services installed automatically! Sit and watch :)

The patching process takes only a few moments depending on your CPU and connection speed.

Changes:

• Food Channel (Domino's) V1 Release: This patcher update introduces a newly retranslated and fully functional version of the Food Channel (Domino's).
  • The Internet Channel is included with the Food Channel (Domino's) to enable tracking of Domino's orders!
• The new WiiLink Accounts system is now supported, allowing you to link your Wii using the WiiLink Account Linker homebrew application.
• The WiiLink Address Settings have been expanded to include options for entering an apartment number and state.
• Additional channels, including the Today & Tomorrow Channel, Wii Speak Channel, Internet Channel, and Photo Channel v1.1, are once again available for download via the WiiLink Patcher. These were previously exclusive to the legacy RC24 patcher.

Bug Fixes:

• The Japanese version of the Everybody Votes Channel should now function correctly on real Wii hardware.

Terminal Usage Guide for macOS and Linux Users:

This requires the use of your OS's Terminal! If you've never used it before, please search for how to use commands like cd, chmod, etc. so you understand how they work.

1. Open Terminal.
2. Navigate to the patcher file:
   Use cd /path/to/directory (replace /path/to/directory with your patcher's folder location, like Downloads if you saved the patcher executable there)
3. Make the patcher executable:
   • macOS: chmod +x WiiLinkPatcher_macOS-x64_v205 (use macOS-ARM64 for M1 and above).
   • Linux: chmod +x WiiLinkPatcher_Linux-<architecture>_v205 (replace <architecture> with ARM64 or x64).
4. Run the patcher:
   • macOS: ./WiiLinkPatcher_macOS-x64_v205 (use macOS-ARM64 for M1 and above).
   • Linux: ./WiiLinkPatcher_Linux-<architecture>_v205 (replace <architecture> with ARM64 or x64).
     Ensure you're in the patcher's directory when executing these commands. You can also adjust file permissions via a graphical file manager.