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You will obviously lack Gamecube controller support. If your Project M files are somehow deleted, you can always just put them back. Putting the SD card in after booting Wii mode will prevent this deletion.Дў. The Wii U mode will attempt delete key Project M files. It has the obvious advantage of letting you play on a Wii U, but there are some things to watch out for.ДЎ. The method is virtually the same except that you must first go into the Wii mode. Now go ahead and play and enjoy Project M! Just select 'Play' and the game should launch. Boot up Brawl and go to the Stage Builder and make sure that the SD card is selected.Д¦. The gameitself is incapable of detecting anything that goes beyond that. Brawl came out before the Wii has been updated to accept SD cards over 2GB. If you are using a micro SD, it may be used with a normal-sized SD adapter. A 2GB (non-micro) or less non-HDHC SD card.Follow these steps, and you should be set:

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Here is a step-by-step guide on how to install Project M. Of course, installing Project M correctly should not cause freeze issues. The most you could ever experience is a freeze if the game files are not in the proper directories. The entire process leaves absolutely no trace, is 100% brick-safe and is completely reversible.

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In other words, the mod does not corrupt your Brawl data and if you want to play Brawl, you just need to remove your SD card that contains the Project M files. BrawlвЂ™s stage builder to allow the mod to boot directly from a 2 GB SD card without anything needing to be installed on the Wii.The mod will be inactive as long as the user does not access the stage builder and its effect is temporary.

Project M exploits a security breach in Super Smash Bros. Since the Project M Back Room ( PMBR) does not support piracy, they have found a way to let Wii users play their game without modding their Wii.

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I've followed a very thorough tutorial on how to properly place the files, folders, what to name them, etc, on the SD, but that too seems to be in vain, I have no idea why it 'works' with Gecko OS when it clearly doesn't.Video: Project M 3.0 Trailer ( Read Full Update Notes Here) Installing Project M Tried asking on the Dolphin forums to no avail. I know Project M can be run on Dolphin using this very method, as I've seen many videos and spoken with many people, so either I have rotten luck, it's PEBKAC, or I just so happen to be using versions of Dolphin that conflict with the homebrew app and the virtual SD card. Then I tried various versions of Dolphin, 4.0, 4.0.2, 4.0- revision 1302, nothing, still gives me the DVD error when I use boot.elf in the Gecko OS folder, I don't know how these people are able to use the SD.raw with Gecko OS and the ISO on Dolphin with so much success when I'm not getting a damn thing up and running for these Brawl mods. At first, I thought it was my ISO, since I swapped and replaced so many files and have increased its size beyond 7.4 GB, however, I tried a clean unmodified ISO on my HDD, same result, so the ISO image itself isn't the issue. Now, with Dolphin, the IOS36.wad needs to be installed, which I've already done so that's non-issue, however, no matter how many times I load the SD.raw with Gecko OS 1.9.3.1, it always yields with a 'No DVD' error, despite having made Brawl the default ISO.

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So, many people have had success running mods for Brawl such as Brawl Minus, Project M, etc using a raw SD card image, Dolphin, and the Brawl/RSBE01 ISO image all with Gecko OS with success.