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Originally Posted by fw2715
I've already tried installing IOS51 installer via wiiload (I hope that's a right method) but after installation is completed it still says that the hc browser is an invalid wii application. The problem where it says it is an invalid wii application occurred yesterday and then I stupidly thought I needed to update the wii firmware to the latest one, which I did. Today I only found out about the IOS51 installer and installed it today but still the same result. Did I do something wrong in the installation?
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OK. The Hombrew Channel beta9 is a bit more demanding on the structure of ELF files. Elf files have to be compiled under ELF Specification. If the elf file is not compiled correctly then it will not load it. Team Twiizers gave a work around for this in there readme file included with the Homebrew Channel beta9. This is the link:
http://hbc.hackmii.com/dist/the_home...-beta_9.tar.gz
You can convert your incompatible ELF files to compatible DOL files.
I had the same issue with Gecko OS 1.07b and this solved the problem.
This is the link for the converter tool:
SourceForge.net: Downloading ...
You can extract the file with something like winrar and go to the folder "..\devkitPPC_r15-win32\devkitPPC\powerpc-gekko\bin\" and copy "objcopy.exe" to "c:\". Then copy the ELF file you're having issue with to "c:\" as well. Then open the command prompt and go to "c:\" and then type "objcopy -O binary boot.elf boot.dol".
This will create a DOL copy of the ELF file. Substitute the ELF file for the DOL file on your SD card and your ready to go. If you're having trouble doing this PM me and I'll send you the converted files.

I Just read my post and it's a bit confusing.
EDIT: It's possible that Gecko OS will not work it you updated via the Wii official updater since this update blocks Gecko OS and WAD Manager completely.