BootMii Configuration Editor v1.0

UPDATE – BootMii Configuraiton Editor v2.2 has been released, see here





Following extremely good feedback with the initial release
I’ve updated BootMii Configuration Editor to v1.0
Download [download#19#nohits]

There is one modification to this release over the previous version (0.1b)

Autoboot, can be set to OFF/SYSMENU or HBC.
Setting Autoboot to off will disable the delay timer setting in the configuration editor, as this serves no purpose with autoboot disabled.

Setting autoboot to off means that the Wii will sit in the bootmii screen until you select the system menu or homebrew channel option from the bootmii menu using either a gamecube controller, or the power/reset buttons on the front of the console.

The BootMii Configuration Editor allows you to modify the BootMii ini file on the SD card to change the settings, without having to bring the SD card over to the PC and edit it.

You can change the following options:

  • Video – NSTC/PAL50/PAL60/PROGRESSIVE
  • Autoboot – Off / System Menu / Homebrew Channel
  • Boot Delay – Time in Seconds from 0 to 5 for how long the BootMii screen shows before autobooting. (If autoboot is set to off Boot Delay is disabled and cannot be set.)

5 thoughts on “BootMii Configuration Editor v1.0

  1. He encontrado un bug, en caso de no existir el directorio Bootmii en la SD se produce un Code Dump. Si bien es comprensible, lo ideal sería una advertencia sobre el directorio no encontrado.
    Con respecto a tú solicitud a traducir la aplicación al español:
    http://www.mediafire.com/?nzmhqyd5mgk
    No escribo bien en Inglés, pero si traduzco bien al Español 😉
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    I have found a bug, in the event of not existing the directory Bootmii in the SD a Code dump takes place. Although it is comprehensible, it would be better a message that warned for not found directory.
    With regard to the help to translate the application to Spanish:
    http://www.mediafire.com/?nzmhqyd5mgk
    I don’t write well in English, but I translate well to Spanish 😉

  2. Mokona – I’m working on the Spanish translation. I wanted to make it configurable and to have all the language strings externalised in an XML file so they can be changed/added to when I update the program. I’m aiming to get this in the next version along with a couple of other changes.

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