Changed a whole lotta stuff regarding the Wii mini

_pages/en_US/bluebomb.md

@@ -9,81 +9,61 @@ If you need help with anything regarding this tutorial, please join [the Wii Min
 
 ![BlueBomb](/images/bluebomb.png)
 
-Bluebomb is an exploit intended for Wii Mini Modding that takes advantage of an exploit in the Bluetooth adapter. It's the only exploit for the Wii Mini but it can be used on the original Wii as well. It can be used to recover from certain bricks on the Wii.
+Bluebomb is an exploit intended for Wii and Wii Mini Modding that takes advantage of an exploit in the Bluetooth adapter. It's made by Fullmetal5 and it is the only exploit that works for the Wii Mini but it can be used on the original Wii as well. It can be used to recover from certain bricks on the Wii or Wii mini as well, such as BannerBrick.
 
-For the original Wii, we recommend using [another exploit](/get-started) instead if you intend to install the Homebrew Channel
+For the original Wii, we recommend using [another exploit](/get-started) instead if you intend to install the Homebrew Channel and/or BootMii.
 {: .notice--info}
 
-If installing on the Wii Mini; BootMii can't be installed on the Wii Mini yet. Please don't attempt to install it. We won't be responsible if your device gets bricked. 
+BootMii can't be installed on the Wii Mini yet. Please do **not** attempt to install it. We don't take any responsibility for bricking your console.
 {: .notice--warning}
-This exploit will not work on a Wii U (vWii). Please follow [this guide instead](https://wiiuguide.xyz/#/vwii/).
+This exploit will not work on a Wii U's vWii. Please follow [this guide instead](https://wiiuguide.xyz/#/vwii/).
 {: .notice--warning}
 
-#### What you need
-- A Linux machine with a Bluetooth adapter (an integrated one will work)
+#### Section I - What you need
+- A Linux machine
   - If you are using a Chromebook, you do not need to install another Operating System. You can enable [Linux in ChromeOS](https://support.google.com/chromebook/answer/9145439?hl=en)
+  - If you have a raspberry Pi, you can use that instead as it most likely has Linux preinstalled.
   - Using Windows Subsystem for Linux will not work, due to the inability to access `bluetoothctl`.
   - If you do not have Linux, Ubuntu is the most user-friendly option
     - 32-bit devices will require [Ubuntu 16.04](http://releases.ubuntu.com/16.04/)
-    - We recommend the LTS edition due to its stability, but the current release works as well.
-- USB Drive
+    - For 64-bit devices it is recommended to use the LTS edition due to its stability, but the latest release works as well You can download both from the [Ubuntu website](https://ubuntu.com/download/desktop).
+- A Bluetooth adapter (an internal one will work). If you do not have one, make sure to get one compatible with Linux.
+- A USB flash Drive formatted as FAT32 (preferably blank).
 
-#### Instructions
-##### Section I - Performing the exploit
-1. Open the Linux Terminal.
-2. Disable the Bluetooth Service; `sudo systemctl disable --now bluetooth`
-3. Make a new folder for Bluebomb; `mkdir bluebomb`
-4. Navigate to that directory in the terminal; `cd bluebomb`
-5. Download the pre-built binaries; `wget https://github.com/Fullmetal5/bluebomb/releases/download/1.5/bluebomb1.5.zip`
-6. Extract the files out of the archive; `unzip bluebomb1.5.zip`
-7. Plug the USB into your PC
-8. Download the files from [the BootMii website](https://bootmii.org/download/)
-9. Extract the contents of the `hackmii_installer_v1.2` folder to the USB
-10. Eject the USB from the PC and plug into the Wii
-   - If you're on a normal Wii with two USB slots, plug it in the top one
-11. Turn the Wii on and do not pair a Wiimote. You can leave it on the Wii Heath and Safety Screen or System Menu
-12. In the terminal, type these commands to specific Wii Regions: `sudo ./bluebomb [a] ./stage0/MINI_SM_[b].bin stage1.bin`
-  - If you are using an external USB Bluetooth Adapter (if the PC had Bluetooth built-in and you wish to use an external adapter instead), replace [a] with 1
-    - Otherwise, leave it blank
-  - If you use a PAL region, replace [b] with `PAL`. Likewise, if you use an NTSC console, replace [b] with `NTSC`
 
-The Terminal should now print "Waiting to accept". The computer is now waiting for a connection from your Wii Mini.
+#### Section II - Performing the exploit
+1. Download the HackMii installer from [t]he BootMii website](https://bootmii.org/download/).
+1. Unpack it and place the `boot.elf` file in your flash drive.
+1. Connect the flash drive to the console. For a Wii mini, the USB port is on the back. For a normal Wii, use the bottom port. (or the right port if it's upright).
+1. Turn on your console and navigate to the settings menu. On the top right corner you should see a 4-digit code like the one in the picture below. This code is your System Menu version, take a note of this as you will need it later. Afterwards, tun your console off.
 
-13. Start Pressing the `Sync` button (The Wii Mini Sync button is on the left side. On the normal Wii, it is right next to the SD card slot)
-   - Continue Pressing until Terminal displays "Got connection handle".
+![SystemMenuVersion](/images/Wii/SystemMenuVersion.png)
 
-The Wii Mini should now boot to the HackMii installer (Do not attempt to install BootMii)
+1. Start the Linux Operating System. If you do not have it installed on your computer, you can temporarily install and boot it from a flash drive (not the one used for the HackMii installer) You can follow [this guide](https://ubuntu.com/tutorials/tutorial-create-a-usb-stick-on-windows#1-overview) to get help with that. As an ISO, provide  the ISO linked in Section I that fits your configuration.
+1. Open the Linux Terminal by pressing `Ctrl + Shift + T` or by opening it from the app menu.
+1. Type the following command to Download the automatic installer for BlueBomb: `wget https://github.com/RiiConnect24/Wii-Guide/tree/master/assets/files/bluebomb-helper.sh`.
+1. Type this command to make the file executable: `chmod a+x bluebomb-helper.sh`.
+1. Now, type this command to start the installer `./bluebomb-helper.sh`
+1. Wait until the installer checks that BlueBomb can be ran on your computer and downloads the required files.
+1. Once you are asked for your console type, type either `1` for a Wii console or `2` for a Wii mini.
+1.
+  - If you have selected a Wii mini you will be asked to provide your region. This can be found in the original packaging, the bottom of the console (RVL-201(EUR) for PAL or RVL-201(USA) for NTSC models) or can be determined by the last digit of the System Menu version (`4.3E` for PAL and `4.3U` for NTSC). Either type in `1` for NTSC or `2` for PAL.
+
+  - If you have selected an original Wii, you will be asked to provide the System Menu version that you took note of before. Just type in the 4-digit code (without the `Ver.` part). It should be something like this: `4.3U`.
+1. Hit enter to start the exploit. If you are asked for a password, type it in and press enter. If you are using Linux from a flash drive, just hit enter. The terminal should now print `Waiting to accept`.
+
+Make sure that the console is close to the computer running the console, Ideally it should be less than 3Ft.
+{: .notice--info}
+
+1. Turn on your console by the built-in button and make sure **NO controllers are connected!!!**
+1. Hit the Sync red button on your console repeatedly until the terminal prints: `Got connection handle:`
+The console should now boot to the HackMii installer (If you are using a Wii mini do **not** attempt to install BootMii).
 
 [Continue to Homebrew Channel and BootMii Installation](hbc)
 {: .notice--info}
 
-##### Section II - cIOS Installation
-cIOS is used for USB Loaders to play backups. Be warned that cIOS is still in the experimental stage.
+If you are using a Wii mini, you can follow [this guide](ciosmini) to install Leseratte's d2xl cIOS after installing the Homebrew channel.
 {: .notice--info}
-This version of cIOS is only for the Wii Mini. If you're on a Wii, please follow the [cIOS guide](/cios).
-{: .notice--warning}
 
-1. Download the cIOS File from [here](https://bluebomb.glitch.me/d2xl-cIOS/index.html)
-2. Open the archive and drag and drop the only folder to the `/apps/` folder on your USB Drive 
-3. Open the Homebrew Channel on your Wii Mini
-4. Launch the d2x cIOS installer
-5. For `Select cIOS`, change the value to `d2xl-v1-beta2`
-6. For `Select cIOS base`, change the value to `57`
-7. For `Select cIOS slot` and change the value to `249`
-   - Under "NOTES" there will be a section "Offline installation". Take a note of the exact version number (5 digits directly before the `.wad` extension).
-8. Press A to start the installation.
-   - If it fails with a weird "TMD version mismatch" error, that isn't a problem. Just try again, but this time, while selecting the cIOS base, press left/right on the Wiimote until the 5-digit number from earlier is different than when you tried before. This time, it should work - one of the two version numbers should work.
-9. After successfully installing the cIOS press B to exit.
-
-Now you have cIOS installed.
-
-##### Section III - Enabling Ethernet
-
-Do not run this section if you're not on a Wii Mini. This section is **only** intended for Wii Mini owners.
-{: .notice--warning}
-
-1. Download [the Wii Mini Ethernet Enable tool](/assets/files/Wii_Mini_Ethernet_Enable.zip).
-2. Add it to the `/apps/` folder on your USB.
-3. Run it from the Homebrew Channel.
-
-Ethernet should work now.
+If you wish to use Wiimmfi on a Wii mini, you have to run the [Ethernet Enabler Homebrew](/assets/files/Wii_Mini_Ethernet_Enable.zip) app made by Fullmetal5. To run it, just unzip it in the `apps` folder in your USB drive and run it from the Homebrew channel. Please note that you will need a USB to LAN adapter as well as a low power USB 2.0 HUB.
+{: .notice--info}

_pages/en_US/bootmii.md

@@ -9,6 +9,9 @@ If you need help for anything regarding this tutorial, please join [the RiiConne
 
 ![BootMii Logo](/images/bootmii.png)
 
+Do **NOT** install BootMii on a Wii mini. You will brick your console by doing so.
+{: .notice--warning}
+
 One of BootMii's most important features is the ability to backup and restore your Wii's NAND storage. We will be going over how to perform a NAND backup. You can then restore from that backup for whatever reason. We recommend making a NAND backup regularly or before you do something risky to your console (and if you know what you're doing, you won't have to do anything risky).
 
 #### Requirements

_pages/en_US/cios.md

@@ -8,6 +8,9 @@ This tutorial will tell you how to install cIOS (custom IOS). This is required i
 
 ![d2x cIOS Installer](/images/cIOS.png)
 
+If you have a Wii mini, Install [this cIOS](ciosmini) instead. Attempting to install any other cIOS on a Wii mini may **brick your console!!**
+{: .notice--info}
+
 #### What you need
 
 * A Wii with an Internet connection

_pages/en_US/get-started.md

@@ -19,7 +19,6 @@ If you want to install homebrew on vWii, [follow this tutorial](https://wiiuguid
 - [str2hax](str2hax) - Exploit that uses the Wii EULA (Recommended, no SD card nor Channel required, but requires changing the DNS settings)
 - [FlashHax](flashhax) - Exploit that uses the Internet Channel (No SD card required)
 - [LetterBomb](letterbomb) - Exploit that uses the Wii Message Board (SD card required)
-- [BlueBomb](bluebomb) - Exploit that uses Bluetooth (No SD card required)
+- [BlueBomb](bluebomb) - Exploit that uses Bluetooth (Neither SD card nor Wifi required)
     * Requires a computer with Bluetooth and GNU/Linux, as well as a USB drive
     * This is the only exploit that works on the **Wii Mini**
-

_pages/en_US/priiloader.md

@@ -75,3 +75,6 @@ This is a list of the hacks you can enable with Priiloader.
 [Continue to cIOS](cios)<br>
 cIOS are used to play games with a USB Loader. Even if you don't want to do that, it's useful for many homebrew apps.
 {: .notice--info}
+
+If you have a Wii mini, follow [this guide](ciosmini) to install cIOS instead.
+{: .notice--info}