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You can then select the criteria by which to select items to move This Auto-Manage menu appears if you don't have space for SD Card data World of Goo was then copied over and launched.

I selected Lots of Blocks, and Tetris Party and Onslaught were moved over to the SD Card and deleted from my Wii system memory accordingly. It then lets you choose how you want to select which items are moved: by right-most position on the Wii Channel menu, by items with the most number of blocks, or by items with the fewest number of blocks. If you try to launch a game from the SD Card without having enough room on your Wii for the placeholder data, the 'Auto Manage' menu informs you that you need to move some games from your Wii system memory to the SD Card in order to launch it.

The details show the size of the placeholder dataДЄ great new feature is the 'Auto Manage' menu. The 'phantom' SD Card data is in the top-left corner NWR has not tested installed channels such as the Mario Kart and Wii Fit channels, but it's probably safe to assume that they work as well. Virtual Console, WiiWare, and Wii Channel Applications (such as the Internet Channel and Wii Speak Channel) are confirmed to be launchable from the SD Card Menu. As the game loads, a progress bar shows players how long it will take before the game is ready to play (loading will be longer if you let the SD Card Menu move files automatically, and the load times will also vary based on the read speed of your respective SD Card).

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You can always delete this phantom image from the Wii's Data Management menu to free up the space entirely.Д®ven larger games like Onslaught launch rather quickly, with Hudson's shooter taking a mere ten seconds to load. However, if you launch another game, like Onslaught (a 308-block game), the 320-block reserved space then changes to a 308-block reserved space. For example, World of Goo - a 320-block game - still requires 320 open blocks on your Wii. What the SD Card Menu actually does is place a 'phantom' copy of a game that's on the SD Card in your Wii's system memory. When you load a game, this is the screen that's displayed You always have the option of reading everything again Remember, don't turn off your Wii while it's saving Save Data can't be played directly off of the SD Card The mouseover tells you all you need to knowДЄccessing the menu displays a welcome message

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Here's what you'll see when you first access the Wii SD Card Menu:ДЄfter the update is applied, this icon appears on your Wii Menu

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Download times are identical in either case, indicating that there is no lag when dealing with direct-to-SD Card downloads. Players can now choose whether or not they want to download to the Wii's system memory or the SD Card. In addition to these change to the local Wii menu, Nintendo has also updated the functionality of the Wii Shop Channel. It also expands the number of SD Card pages to 20, with 12 channel slots available on each page. In addition to this frequently-requested functionality, the Wii can now handle SDHC cards up to at least 32GB in size (whether it can handle cards larger than 32GB has not been confirmed nor denied). This new menu allows you to load games directly from the SD Card, instead of having to constantly copy them over to the Wii's system memory and then run them from there. This menu appears after applying the latest Wii firmware update (available now), and appears as an icon in the bottom-left of the screen right next to the Wii button. If you disabled the system font, you should set scale factor to 1.Today at GDC 2009, Nintendo of America's Bill Trinen introduced the Wii SD Card Menu.

* Changed default Font Scale to 0.95 to fit with the new font. * Added use of the internal Wii System Menu font (thx to giantpune and r-win) Will be enabled when the issue is resolved. It is disabled right now because of weird crash caused by the ehcimodule when copying from one usb port to another which can corrupt partitions.

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* Added necessary source code to support both USB ports at once and copying files from one to another (WORKS ONLY WITH HERMES).

* Updated to newest ehcmodule by rodries (thx!) * Added ListMode to NandMiiBrowser and NandSaveBrowser (Issue 127) Unlike Savegame Manager, Savegame Manager GX has a wii-like user interface. It is a modification of the Savegame Manager from Waninkoko. It allows savegames to be copied from the Wii to an SD card, including savegames that cannot normally be copied from the system menu. SaveGame Manager GX by dj_skual allows you to extract/install SaveGames and Miis from/to your Wii data.bin files not supported.