Hacking Best way to play VC/Wiiware off of USB?

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I just recently got back into playing on my hacked wii again, and have obtained all the VC and Wiiware WADs. I've never really messed around with these games besides just installing them on my NAND via MMM, but I'd like to be able to have all of these installed.

How do I go about creating an emulated NAND on my USB HDD and installing these WADs to it? I've tried looking around for some advice over the past few days and anything I do find is really outdated.

The only loader I use is CFG USB loader for both wii and gamecube games, so I'd like to just use that for my emulated NAND.
 

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Download and use ModMii onto your computer and follow the instructions in order to install uneek and build a clean emuNAND onto your USB HDD.

Also, download and use ShowMiiWads to install VC & WiiWare onto your emuNAND.
 
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Download and use ModMii onto your computer and follow the instructions in order to install uneek and build a clean emuNAND onto your USB HDD.
Can I build a clean emuNAND onto a USB HDD with existing content (ie. .wbfs files, ROMS, etc.) or does it need to be a clean hard drive ?
 

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I have a FAT32 HDD.
Not sure about 32K.
I guess I want UNNEEK + DI.
 

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I once tried to install a crap ton of VC games into emunand on a USB drive and out of hundreds (rough guess) of games, I think 4 or 5 pages showed up. I couldn't scroll any more but I know there was suppose to be a LOT more games listed. Basically, it didn't work. Would be nice to be able to play WAD files straight from the USB though.

I wonder if anyone has managed to do something like that......... install every VC/Wiiware game into emunand and have it work and ALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL the games showed up?
 

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